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ByteByteGo is written by Alex Xu. Alex Xu is the founder of ByteByteGo and the author of the best-selling System Design Interview book series.
Alex Xu is the founder of ByteByteGo and the author of the best-selling System Design Interview book series. He has previously worked at Twitter, Apple, Zynga, and Oracle.
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