Yash
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Yash
@allabouttyash
kid obsessed with fall and rise , 19
delulu Katılım Haziran 2024
157 Takip Edilen18 Takipçiler
Q1 > I started by making an array of all possible knight moves for each row and column, then planned to run a loop until reaching the target. Midway through, I realized this shouldn't be that hard 😭 and noticed the color pattern of the squares. Easy.
Q2 > Easy post-order traversal. Midway through, I got distracted and went off to do some other things.
Q3 > I really need to work on my persistence. I gave up too quickly
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hackathon in 2 days
reply and we’ll send you a DM
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Claude's Plan strikes again
Claude@claudeai
Claude Cowork is coming to mobile and web. Hand Claude a task at your desk and pick up the finished work from your phone. Close the laptop and Claude keeps going. Beta is rolling out over the next several weeks starting with the Max plan, with more plans to follow.
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If I'm not wrong meri to is bhai se kabhi koi conversation hee ni Hui to block kyu kr diya..😭
Mko thoda bura to lag rha bhai isne block kyu kra h mko I wanna know 😭😭
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Life is hard. Make it harder. Pursue Computer Science and Engineering.
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@Divyansh91565 Iss isaan ne theka le rakha hai har field ko barbad krna ka 🙏
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It's 2026.
AI models have become so powerful that governments are considering bans and regulations, while in our country we're still flooded with web development course slops.
I respect Alakh Sir and his contribution to online education, but these all tech things aren't some hard shit that requires a paid course. The internet already provides countless high-quality resources, documentation, and project-based learning paths for free.
Yet thousands of students will still enroll because spoon-feeding is often easier than self-learning.
It's interesting to see the contrast: while many countries are competing on AI model capabilities and benchmark scores, a large part of our ecosystem is still focused on selling the same web development roadmap over and over again.
Ayush Pandey@devayush__
"Coding & Web dev " 😭🙏
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This week’s AI update:
confused at Starbucks
banned at Microsoft
burning money at Uber
WE ARE SO BACK 😭🤩
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: Uber’s COO says heavy AI spending is getting harder to justify, as higher token usage fails to show a clear payoff in consumer features.
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@ThisIsBhandari Rage bait post?? You sure buddy you belong to the dev community or just another internet gyaani ?
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To be clear, I have no idea who he is or what the intention behind the app is, but apparently the only issue here is that he didn’t mention earlier that it was a fork/inspiration from another project.
I don’t know why people are acting like this is happening for the first time. A lot of big companies fork smaller open source projects and integrate them into their own products. Some even fork entire projects so they don’t have to build everything from scratch and can focus on improving and implementing on top of it.
That’s literally one of the reasons open source exists.
Aditya@AdityaShips
I usually don’t engage with posts like this, but I want to clarify a few things. SleekDemo uses Siddharth’s code as a foundation with proper credits given. The project is MIT licensed, which legally allows rebranding, modification, and redistribution. SleekDemo also includes many additional features, bug fixes, better UX, reactive webcam, frame borders, and more. Before making claims publicly, it would have been better to check the website and credits properly. Calling it out without context makes it look like hate rather than criticism. I respect Siddharth’s work, and I’ve given credit where it’s due. But turning this into a personal attack is unfair
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Some tears are so beautiful that even the sun smiles for them
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