Aman 🧋

Is there any AI more powerful than Claude?

@ravikiran_dev7 No internet

What’s stopping you from coding like this ??

@Akasheth_ Kimi ig

Who will build claude level open source model first?

@shub0414 Last one? 👀

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@SakshiSugandhi trusting ai blindly

What big mistake is the tech world making at this moment?

@Samaytwt can't agree more

Unpopular opinion: An average YouTuber can earn more in a month than many software engineers earn in a year.

@ItsSweetlyy choose hypothetically then

@CodeWithAmann None of them, I have only 5$ bank

Imagine Claude and ChatGPT both launched unlimited plans for $1000/month. which one are you choosing?

@ishanxtwt Persistence

Interviewer: If Redis stores data in memory, then how does it prevent data loss after a restart?

@ravikiran_dev7 Damn 👀😮

CEO of OpenAI btw

@Shahahahzaman Source code

Backend Interview Question: A payment service is failing randomly. You can only access one thing: A) Source code B) Logs C) Database D) Production metrics What do you pick?

@VikasAlwys Inspiring journey

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@proxy_vector Exactly, well said

@CodeWithAmann Whichever removes more operator time. At $1k a month I care less about headline quality and more about reliability, tool use, and how often I need to babysit it.

@nrqa__ so what's ur pick

@CodeWithAmann this is such a good debate

@AlfinCodes Last one

What's the hardest part of programming? - algorithms - system design - debugging - understanding someone else's code

@Sumanly0 Battery and performance

I'm a Windows user. Give me one reason to switch to Mac.

@ravikiran_dev7 Noted

@Mr_Salio interesting, why?

@CodeWithAmann codex

@devXritesh how can unlimited plan limits? 😭

@CodeWithAmann Claude unlimited limits

@Saanvi_dhillon Kimi

Be honest, which is the best open source AI model?

@isha_singh06 pattern wise solving >>>

-> Most people fail DSA because they :- ❌ Memorize solutions -> Top coders:- ✅ Understand patterns -> Understand these topicwise patterns👇 1. Binary Search 2. Two Pointers 3. Sliding Window 4. Recursion 5. DFS/BFS 6. Dynamic Programming Patterns > Memorization

@isha_singh06 Google, wbu?

If you got an offer from one of these companies which one would you want to join?