New post, intro to DSA journey

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-I'm a Cloud Software Engineer at Intel helped building [Intel's Performance Hub](https://performancehub.intel.com) back-end being a co-owner of one of the core microservices that interacted with AWS SSM to safely execute workloads on customer managed instances. 
+I'm a Cloud Software Engineer at Intel that helped building [Intel's Performance Hub](https://performancehub.intel.com) backend being a co-owner of one of the core microservices that interacted with AWS SSM to safely execute workloads on customer managed instances. 
 
-Currently I am focusing more in the CI/CD side of projects and learning how to make a devs life easier.
+Currently I am focusing more in the CI/CD side of projects and learning how to make a devs life easier within my organization.
 
 On my early days I started as an Embedded Software Engineer at Continental Automotive working with Qualcomm's chipsets but that's a long and dark story for another time.
 

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+title: DSA adventure and a simple intro to my next posts
+date: 2024-09-06 22:05
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+So, I've been grinding LeetCode (Blind 75) and plenty of DesignGurus. My plan is to get better at problem solving and revive the old days at College where all these topics were the only thing we talked about.
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+My intention with the knowledge that I get from this grinding is to write down some tips and tricks for the things that I learn.
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+I won't post solutions to problems or so, instead I will try to talk about each pattern for example: how to use them or when to use them.
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+My first post of this series of post will be the Two Pointers since this is the most basic approach for DSA.
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+Keep grinding folks!
+Cheers.