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software engineering does not have a safe future, and you know this, you’re just ignoring it.
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elon musk looking at the debris of falcon 1 is one of the most insanely inspirational images for me.
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html -> css -> js/ts -> react -> tailwind -> node.js -> express -> mongo db (or) next.js -> postgres -> prisma
ur a full-stack developer now
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> open twitter
> see people building cool stuff
> appreciate them
> close twitter
> continue the grind
no lafda, no hate
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blud stop blaming the education system, you’re just unskilled
don’t deflect. build skills. get useful.
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Projects I made in the last 5 months—learnt a lot from @kirat_tw
flick-ai.fardeen.tech
enrich-salon.fardeen.tech
orbittoken.fardeen.tech
ghostgram.fardeen.tech
chathaven.fardeen.tech
lexicon.fardeen.tech
codify.fardeen.tech
life50.fardeen.tech
there are many more
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becoming religious without understanding its purpose or your reasons is meaningless.
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the first project that i built from scratch was a salon management system, with no tutorials, and it is one of the complex project of mine
I was clueless, but that project broke me out of tutorial hell. now I can build anything from scratch
you just have to take the first step
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this is sabrina gonzalez pasterski. at the age of 14, sabrina not only built her own single-engine airplane but flew it herself.
stephen hawking was a fan of her. at MIT, she achieved the highest possible grade, and later harvard university named her the next einstein.
her brilliance should be known throughout the world.
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too many devs still don’t know about the @github student developer pack.
blud, you’re getting a free .tech and .me domain for a year, free DigitalOcean & Azure credits, and a ton of premium tools—free
If you still don’t have it, you’re fumbling hard
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people who cry about not finding any job or internship, bro just build things and show them to people, build your personal brand/image.
showing up is the best thing you can do for yourself instead of crying about not getting opportunities.
i got my recent job just by showing up. i used to share my projects here and people noticed, someone directly offered me the role. i didn’t apply anywhere, and for the past 3–4 months i wasn’t even actively applying.
so if you’re unemployed, instead of complaining, contribute to open source. and if you don’t want to do that, then just build your own projects, things you love, want, or use. even if it’s simple, make sure it’s useful (todo list is also useful, but it's not the best thing you should build, so use your brain also)
in my current company, the founder was impressed with my projects, not because they were complex, but because they were actually useful.
hope it helps.
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there is something special in the winter arc
many people made their comeback in the oct-dec time period, including me
locking in this period produces the insane outcomes
i was nothing before the sep last year, and my progress just started from there
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finally graduated from college with 8.46 CGPA without going to college.
i made 0 friends in 3 years there, almost 95% of people didn't start to code till now.
honestly, i learned nothing there and all i used to do is just start preparing for exams some days before.
they don't even know what their students are up to these days and what they are doing lol.
the only good thing about my college was that there was no attendance criteria.
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my parents just scolded me for not sleeping enough, not eating properly, and staying in my room all day
but how do i explain to them that i love this? that if you really want something, you gotta sacrifice something
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life update: i joined a us based startup as a founding engineer two months ago, where i'm building features from scratch and shipping insanely fast to real users.
these have been the quickest two months of my life, an incredible journey so far!!
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okay GitHub Spark, build me a billion-dollar company with no mistakes, no bugs, just pure genius. It should launch itself, go viral instantly, print $100K a day in passive income, and somehow disrupt at least three industries before i finish my coffee.
I want it to be minimalist but powerful, fun but enterprise grade, cute but terrifyingly efficient.oh, and make sure it runs on zero budget, scales infinitely, and wins a tech award by tomorrow.
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this whole year, i've barely been to college maybe 3-4 times only
and the biggest reason, the type of people around me there. they have no ambition, no drive, no urge to be better then yesterday and you can literally see the jealousy in their eyes
typical tier 96 college things
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twitter is best place to make you realize that you are still nothing
gotta grind even more to become someone one day
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why do you not sit for 1 hour and write everything that comes to your mind
> write what you are doing currently
> write what you actually have to do
> write how you can fix it (bcs u already know how to fix, ur just ignoring it)
i do this every time i feel lost
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my entire setup
> laptop: 60k
> chair: 8k
> table: 400
> keyboard + mouse: 1250
bought all of it with my parents money back then when my earnings are 0
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this client is offering me 10-15K to build a full end-to-end application for a photography agency 😂
it includes 10+ landing pages, blogs, meeting scheduling, payment integration, different roles, a complex dashboard, blah blah
gadha majdoor samjha he kya
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Happy to announce that I've joined @In_a_giffy as a full-time developer.
Grateful to everyone who's been a part of this journey 😊
We're going only up from here.
Thank you @kirat_tw
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things i'm doing daily here in noida in order:
> core cs subjects
> devops
> code
> system design
> dsa
> design
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most important patterns and concepts in dsa that help solve the majority of the questions:
> two pointers
> sliding window
> fast & slow pointers
> prefix sum/suffix Sum
> binary search
> backtracking
> bottom up/top down dp
> greedy algorithm
> priority queue
> frequency map
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been cooking for the adobe express add-ons hackathon. one add-on was enough to compete, but i went all in and built three.
dropping all three with demos in this thread.
i need this win. do me a favor, go like my devpost submissions. never asked for favors before, but this one matters. appreciate any help.
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how i’m prepping for endsems? haven’t even looked at the syllabus yet lol
> grabbed last 5 years question papers
> dumped every single question into an llm
> read and understand the answers, that’s it
most questions repeat in some form anyway
so by the end, I’ve basically covered the whole syllabus and read the same concepts 5 times from different angles
did the same thing last year and ended up topping the class
not changing what already works
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people are using this button so badly, they schedule a meet but don’t even show up
today I had to wake up early for a meet, and that blud didn’t even join tf
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until it’s done, tell none, that’s one of the most underrated pieces of advice.
it’s very important to keep things private until they’re certain, and i’ve seen the consequences of not doing so.
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i had this conversation with @sargampoudel around 6 months ago, and a lot has changed since then
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you can pick basically any skill, consistently practice it for just a year, and end up being better at it than 95% of the population.
that's how low the bar is.
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i was using my old windows laptop for three years and it started to lag like crazy, so i had to switch to macbook pro
now i can learn and build new things with it and now i'll do some experiments with the old one
you can just buy the things you need
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one day, you'll realize that every dream you had died because you chose comfort over effort, and there will be no one to blame but yourself
that regret will haunt you forever
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Tesla Owners Silicon Valley
whenever i learn something new, i create a small tutorial of it and dump the jargons in a doc.
this becomes very helpful later when you need it. this is pure gold
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Consistency builds momentum.
Joining @kirat_tw's cohort transformed my approach to learning and building. Grateful for the direction and discipline.
Here’s the difference a strong mentor and focus can make.
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you should always listen to steve jobs' 2005 stanford commencement address once in a while
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added most wanted feature on @memehubmom
> now you can use any custom template
> you can add as many text fields as you want
> text was not dragging properly (fixed)
> watermark added
checkout: memehub.mom
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i've noticed one thing that when i'm reading something like docs or an article, my attention span increases to 10x from normal, but when i'm watching any kind of video it decreases exponentially.
that's why i always choose to read first instead of jumping directly to the video.
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was learning react native app for a few days and built this social media mobile app
the story feature is literally like instagram stories
this winter arc is gonna all about mobile apps
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dropped a new blog on how to get out of tutorial hell
shared my raw experience and how you can break out of it. if you're stuck building without tutorials, this might help you.
read it here: dub.sh/5PPeGzL
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there’s a guy in my class, every time I go to college (rarely), he asks me the same question: "bhai, I know html/css & js, what should I learn next?"
he asked me last year. asked me again this year. I even gave him access to kirat's cohort, but he still learned nothing till now
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