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Not unpinning this until I become someone that I really admire.

@Divyansh91565 well before going for interview , do some research on the company look out for what they are working on and then when asked this question you can mention a specific project or area they’re focused on and explain how it genuinely aligns with your interests

Interviewer: “Why do you want to join our company?” How could you response??

@Hi_Mrinal where do you find these questions?

Saw such a good interview question > In a delivery or taxi app how do you update drivers location for the client without refreshing ?? Immediately sat with my pen and paper to make a system around this ....

@levidiamode will look out for them ! 🫡

@Tinkerbellcodes i'm trying to share them every day!

Day 74/365 of GPU Programming I always found die shots and SM diagrams beautiful but difficult to map mentally, so I've been trying to find a way to interact with GPUs in 3D. This is what I have so far: a single input that goes through a simplified H100 execution pipeline to see what the silicon is doing at each step; from CPU-side tokenization and embedding lookup, through matmuls on tensor cores to the final softmax output. My current plan is to make this an interactive playground that lets you zoom in and zoom out through various levels of depth (package → die → GPC → SM → tensor core) while also including step-through examples similar to the bycroft LLM 3D visualization. Ideally this should make exploring the architectural side just as easy as mapping CUDA abstractions onto the actual hardware processes. I'm starting with an H100 but would be fun to expand this to more GPUs and highlight the differences between generations. This was largely inspired by @srush_nlp's GPU puzzles, @JayAlammar's Illustrated Transformers and @karpathy's makemore series, which made me think about how to study and visualize GPUs from the ground up.

@ThatSneakyCoder yes I'm! will be launching it soon (hopefully)

@Tinkerbellcodes Thank you very much. Are you building something too?

Once my current project is over, I'm going to build some more FE projects to help me build SaaS much quicker in the future.

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What a privilege it is to be curious!

@theesabina Can we have the list?

this bookmark to like ratio is crazy given its not even the full list

this is inspiring me bc I've had a notion doc of websites for years

found a website where you can create, program and test electronic hardware. it already has some featured projects really great if you want to test before building your own hardware

@ajay_2512x add me in man!!

I’m starting a community where we’ll share daily job postings, hackathons, and useful tech resources. If you’re interested in joining, let me know and I’ll add you. I’m not sharing a public invite link, so only people who genuinely want to be part of it will be added.

Kaam karo bhai sab chutiye hain code karo ~ a legend

@Divyansh91565 CRZJIIIII

So I told you guys earlier that I came 1st in an offline CP competition organized by my college for students from 1st–4th year. The award ceremony is tomorrow. But I never received any notification about it. I asked a senior who came 3rd and he told me he got the mail on 27th Feb. I was like… wait, what wtf? So I messaged the coordinator to confirm if I should attend the ceremony. No response. Then I decided to go to college ( Because of lab exam tho ) and talk in person. When I met the professors, they told me my name wasn't even in the list of meritorious students receiving awards. Instead, they said someone named "Divyansh Agrawal" was at 1st place. I was like… how is that even possible? Then they checked again and it turned out that the person listed at 1st place had my HackerRank username attached to it. And the funniest part - that same person was also showing up at 34th rank with another username. Absolute chaos. They said this data came from the authorities who organized the contest, so I went to the AI dpt HOD who handled it. Initially he thought I might be mistaken, but after rechecking he realized the mix-up. After some discussions and verification, the issue finally got rectified. At around 5 PM my HOD called me and told me everything is fixed and asked me to attend the ceremony tomorrow at 10:30 AM. Honestly, if I had just waited for an official message instead of going there and asking directly, a completely wrong person might have received my award. I still don't know how something like this even happens, but yeah… this is what it is..

best women's day gift ever : congratulations team India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

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Convince me to take bath daily 😔😣

@Divyansh91565 Can relate 🫂🥹

Some bonds break without even a goodbye, and those are the ones that hurt the most.

@Divyansh91565 Flowers or really nice book if she likes to read books

Suggest something to buy for my mamma?

@Divyansh91565 Happy Women's day!!!

Happy Women's Day to all the women out there. Let's make this world a happier place. ( Catfishes bhago yaha se )

@jerkeyray @ThatSneakyCoder 😭😭😝bruvvvv

@Tinkerbellcodes @ThatSneakyCoder momo seller skills

haven't done mern stack or dsa btw, and i don't plan to either.

@jerkeyray @ThatSneakyCoder So what are those things that you wanna work on ?

@ThatSneakyCoder i've already given enough interviews atp to have an idea for what i need to work on to work at the places i want to, dsa won't be one of them.