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@OjasSharma276 So true 💯

In tier 3 colleges, grinding DSA doesn’t matter that much. Companies offering 10+ LPA usually don’t visit, and the ones below that often ask random questions anyway. For a 7 LPA role, a company came to our college and literally asked candidates, Can you tell if this string is a palindrome? What matters more in tier 3 colleges is development skills rather than hardcore DSA. DSA is mostly required for OAs, and nowadays almost everyone cheats there anyway.

@OjasSharma276 Debugging...

4 AM gang, what are we doing right now?

Sometimes the hardest bug to debug is the assumption that “this should work.”

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@nitesh_singh5 I'm interested

@ParamSiddh 21

Fake your Age , i'll correct it by looking at your profile

Potato was boiling Now back to coding 🥔

Took a step back Came back sharper Let’s build🔥

@takeUforward_ This is really inspiring!!🙌🏻

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College taught me many important things: • How to submit assignments at 11:59 PM • How to survive on 4 hours of sleep • How to memorize for exams System design? Multithreading? Production debugging? We don't talk about that

@nitesh_singh5 Interested

Role - Full Stack Developer Intern Stipend - 30K per month Location - Remote - Build responsive front‑end components with React - 12 LPA on successful conversion to full‑time Let us now if you are Interested 👇

Features attract attention! Constraints shape architecture!!

Day 32🚀 Today’s system design realization: Before thinking about databases or APIs, define the requirements • Functional → what the system should do • Non-functional → how well it should do it

A real customer walks into the bar and asks where the bathroom is. The bar goes up in flames🔥🔥

A software tester walks into a bar, runs into a bar, crawls into a bar, dances into a bar, flies into a bar, jumps into a bar. And orders: A beer, 2 beers, 0 beers, 99999999 beers, a lizard in a beer glass, -1 beer, "qwertyuiop" beers. Testing complete✅

@javinpaul Thanks for sharing!!

I Read 25+ System Design Books, Here Are the 11 That Actually Made Me a Better Engineer dlvr.it/TQpzLX

What’s one system design concept you wish you understood earlier? #SystemDesign #SoftwareEngineering

Day 31🚀 Started system design today As a beginner, a few things clicked: • it’s more about trade-offs than “right” answers • requirements matter more than diagrams • scale changes everything Feels less like theory, more like structured thinking

@AmanSharma_554 Thank you for sharing this!!

Very soon you will smile and say… “God, this is more than I prayed for”