Shreyas Date

@eagledev_ Something is wrong in navbar, fonts are different for each one

Find all mistakes, let's see who gets the most here

@srushtiddesign Beautiful

Recent hero page I made for Helious

@Hiteshdotcom Come on, students aren't stupid — they know exactly what they're doing and they know it's wrong. Why frame it like they're victims? Nobody's forcing them. The consequences they face are largely self-inflicted. Sympathy has limits when the choices are conscious. Karma is real

Students are going through a serious problem, gambling addiction. Some defend it by skill, prediction and many other names but it’s the same problem. Scale is insane. From custom built mobile apps to agents collecting cash from location, it’s at crazy scale. Tech savvy people are on another level, they participate in international apps. 2-3 names are popular in prediction market but students are using apps that floating within campus. Try it once is how it all gets initiated and it pushes you towards mindset of recovering that money. You name it and people are betting on it, from highest percentage in this semester to number of backlogs. Crazy times.

@Zinny_Edmund Not sure but OS must be windows

Name the laptop

@zavxai Notepad

Be honest, is there any replacement for Vs code?

@CodeWithAmann I will check if my grandparents have some land to start farming

Be honest — what would you do right now?

@xoaanya Sell your kidneys

Bought claude pro, how do I make 1 million per month??

If “I Will die but won’t build the frontend myself” had a face

@eagledev_ Beautiful

@bidhanxcode Through Whatsapp

How do you securely share .env files with teammates?

As a dev, AI didn’t take my job. It took my busywork. No more CRUD for the 200th time. No more Stack Overflow archaeology. No more caring where the semicolon goes the stuff I hated most. What’s left? Architecture, product thinking, creative problem solving. The stuff I love most.

@rasmalai Rust

@nalinrajput23 #include<iostream>

Remember your first line of code? What language was it in?

@nalinrajput23 I am windows user, but in my opinion, “Delete the fucking windows”

delete one forever

@akramcodez Windsurf

Which IDE deserves the third place?

@aiwithjainam Ai

Everyone is hyped about Gemini 3.0 Pro… but barely anyone knows how to actually use it to replace real work. I collected 300+ mega prompts that turn Gemini into a full-blown productivity engine. Comment "AI" and I’ll DM you everything.

@itsumeshk @runable_hq Is the package 1cr for fresher?

hiring full stack engg. (full time/intern) to join us @runable_hq requirements? > on-site, bangalore > 6x days/week > able to pull off 60-80 hours per week > knows his/her shit around js/ts and llms not looking for a beginner. not looking for a cracked dev either (if you are, then good) someone who believes in runable, its goal to become the "General AI Agent For Every Task" and has no commitment issues if you fulfill these requirements, mail/dm umesh@runable.com

@_devJNS NGL, but python and javascript

what programming language is this?

@aditiitwt Mine is an iPhone 12 Pro Max, which was launched in November 2020, so it’s almost 5 years old.

How old is your phone ? Mine’s hitting 2 years now 😭

@Loop_and_lift Is this the same for every company, or do startups follow a different approach? I’ve worked with the MERN stack, but I haven’t focused much on DSA yet. With internship season coming up, I’m a bit confused — should I prioritize DSA preparation or build some strong projects?

Complete Coding Interview Roadmap – What You MUST Know Whether you're preparing for FAANG or startups, here's everything you need to crack coding interviews in 2025: 1. Programming Language Mastery Choose one (C++, Java, Python) & master: - Syntax & built-in functions - Time & space complexity - Object-oriented programming - Recursion, Iterative logic 2. Data Structures Understand how they work + when to use them: - Arrays & Strings - Linked Lists (Singly, Doubly) - Stacks & Queues - Hash Maps / Hash Tables - Trees (Binary, BST, Trie) - Graphs (Adjacency List/Matrix) - Heaps & Priority Queues 3. Algorithms Key to solving problems efficiently: - Sorting & Searching (Binary Search, Merge/Quick Sort) - Recursion & Backtracking - Sliding Window, Two Pointers - Greedy & Divide and Conquer - Dynamic Programming (0/1 Knapsack, LIS, etc.) - Graph Algorithms (DFS, BFS, Dijkstra’s, Topological Sort) - Bit Manipulation 4. Problem Solving Practice Use platforms like: - LeetCode (Top 150/Blind 75) - HackerRank / Codeforces - InterviewBit / GFG 5. System Design (For 3+ years experience) - High-level design (scalability, availability, latency) - Components: Load Balancer, Database, Caching, Message Queues - Design examples: URL Shortener, Instagram, Chat App - Use tools like draw.io or Excalidraw to visualize designs 6. Behavioral + HR Round Prep Prepare STAR-based answers for: - "Tell me about yourself" - "Biggest challenge you faced" - "Why do you want to join us?" - "Teamwork, leadership, conflict" 7. Resume & Portfolio - Keep it ONE page - Highlight impact, not tasks - Add GitHub, LinkedIn, Portfolio links - Projects that use real-world APIs or solve real problems 8. Mock Interviews & Feedback - Practice with peers, mentors or platforms like Pramp / Interviewing.io - Get feedback on approach, not just correctness Tips: - Stay consistent (1–2 hours daily) - Focus on patterns, not just solutions - Keep track of mistakes & revise weekly - Rest before interviews – don’t cram Tap ❤️ for more!