Mohit

@ayesha_fatiima Claude

Unpopular opinion: If you’re paying $20/month, ChatGPT Plus is better than Claude Pro.

Be honest, Which localhost port do you use the most while developing? 3000 • 5173 • 8080 • 8000 • 5000

@Addymiss08 What if there is no internet

Developers at 3 AM : You made a mistake I told you to follow the rules . Stop and write it again.

@ParmarShantun they are running in a race of hope

Be honest, don’t you think most people are addicted to stimulation more than happiness now?

@md_kasif_uddin Deepseek

Be honest, which is the best Open Source AI model?

@adahstwt Up work

hey developers….which platform is actually best for finding freelance clients in 2026? 😭

@Adidotdev Windows, what about you bro

Which type of user are you ? - Windows - Linux - MacOs

@Balu0X Saviour

Codex is just an app or super app, What should we call it?

@dpratyush02 Nice information bro

Backend Series - Day 6/30. Your server can receive requests. Your server can send responses. But where does the data actually live? Not in your code. Not in memory. In a database. What happens without a database? You build a server. User creates an account. You store it in a variable: let users = ["Rahul", "Priya"] Server restarts. Variable is gone. Rahul and Priya don't exist anymore. A database fixes this. Data persists forever What is a database? Just a system designed to: > Store data permanently > Retrieve it fast > Update it safely > Delete it when needed Sound familiar? That's CRUD. will go deep on it. A database is just CRUD - done reliably, at scale. Two types you must know: SQL (Relational) Data lives in tables. Like Excel sheets. Rows and columns. Strict structure. Examples: PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite NoSQL (Non-relational) Data lives in flexible formats. Like JSON objects. No fixed structure. Examples: MongoDB, Redis, Firebase SQL example - a users table: | id | name | email | age | |----|-------|------------------|-----| | 1 | Rahul | rahul@gmail.com | 24 | | 2 | Priya | priya@gmail.com | 22 | Every row = one user Every column = one property Clean. Structured. Consistent. NoSQL example - same data in MongoDB: { "id": 1, "name": "Rahul", "email": "rahul@gmail.com", "age": 24, "hobbies": ["cricket", "coding"] } Notice "hobbies" - an array inside the object. SQL can't do this easily. NoSQL handles flexible, nested data naturally.

@Saanvi_dhillon Runnnn

Guys what will you do in this situation?

@FarazKhan724 Building

What’s your current phase? - learning - building - struggling - finally seeing results

@zavxai 😆

My intention with “update” was improving the actual job-search experience: - Better job recommendations - Removing ghost / outdated job posts - Proper company & recruiter verification - Better filtering for skills, remote roles, salary, etc. I don’t know why dating came into the middle of this Or do only dating apps deserve updates?

@SaraDiscovers Python

be honest, which language is best to learn in 2026?

@TechByTaraa What's the solution

If electricity is the biggest problem for AI data centers why aren’t we building them next to hydro dams?

@Surendar__05 No more internet

I am chatgpt user, scare me with one word.

@Samaytwt Which one are you using

@codewith55 Macbook any time

I am stuck and can’t decide between - Macbook Pro M5 - ThinkPad What do you think could be the main machine for the next 5 years?

@Pallavi_345 Whole internet

If Linux disappeared tomorrow, Which industry would suffer the most?

@SourabhGurwani We are cooked as f

You wake up. Your AI already: • replied to emails • fixed production bugs • scheduled meetings • generated reports What exactly is your job now? 👀

@ayesha_fatiima Yes actually better then others

Installing Linux was the second-best decision of my life!

@CodeWithAmann Signal

Be honest, Which chat app is actually more secure?