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Time to lock in

I built this thing called Clicky. It's an AI teacher that lives as a buddy next to your cursor. It can see your screen, talk to you, and even point at stuff, kinda like having a real teacher next to you. I've been using it the past few days to learn Davinci Resolve, 10/10.

@Tushar_Jsx Would love to

Builders in tech let’s connect

This is how I'm gonna track my progress. - Accountability Sheet ✅ - Putting target on my Personal Discord ✅ - Posting what I learned / Build in X (Twitter) ✅ #Programming #Dsa #Softwaredevelopment

@Dev__Owais Dayumn you doing good man. Wanna connect?

My second Website ( PROJECT FOR PORTFOLIO ) Only HTML and CSS were used.

@Dev__Owais Aight, would love to see when you deploy it

@booringwhite Not now, as I want to add some animations in it.

My Portfolio Website.... Also my first Website. I have also made a simple Restaurant Website. Only HTML and CSS were used.

@0xlelouch_ Honestly a great summary. It'll be helpful for me

Want to be a great backend engineer? Please learn: 1. Programming Fundamentals Language depth, Data structures, Algorithms, Concurrency, Memory basics 2. APIs and Contracts REST, gRPC basics, Versioning, Idempotency, Pagination, Error handling 3. Databases SQL, Joins, Indexes, Transactions, Query optimization, Schema design 4. Caching Redis, Cache invalidation, TTLs, Read-through vs write-through, Hot key problems 5. Async and Messaging Queues, Kafka/RabbitMQ, Retries, DLQs, At-least-once delivery, Idempotent consumers 6. Distributed Systems Basics Replication, Partitioning, Consistency, Leader-follower, Network failures, Backpressure 7. Reliability Engineering Timeouts, Retries, Circuit breakers, Rate limiting, Graceful degradation 8. Observability Logs, Metrics, Tracing, p95/p99 latency, Debugging production issues 9. Infrastructure and Deployment Docker, CI/CD, Linux basics, Cloud services, Rollbacks, Blue-green/canary deploys 10. Security Auth, Authorization, Secrets management, Input validation, Encryption, Secure defaults Bonus: 11. Engineering Judgment Know when not to overengineer, choose boring tech when it wins, optimize for systems your team can actually operate

@ravikiran_dev7 Google Maps uses live GPS data from users’ phones to track speed and movement if many users slow down in the same area, it detects traffic congestion automatically

@suni_code I'll definitely look into this seems valuable 🔎

Solve 4-5 less LeetCode problems and spend that time learning Distributed Systems instead. DSA teaches you how to solve problems. Distributed Systems teach you how systems survive the real world. Failures. Latency. Replication. Consistency. Scale. Threads. This is where software stops being academic and starts becoming real engineering. Start thinking in systems.

@SakshiSugandhi I’d start with EXPLAIN to find bottlenecks, then optimize using indexing, query rewriting, and reducing data scanned. If needed, I’d add caching or partitioning. Goal is to eliminate full scans and reduce I/O.

@ikishankewal W

Late night studies. Completed #Laravel and #MySQL app deployment with #docker containers. Took me 2 hours but win.

@Itstheanurag "We"

@booringwhite i think both of them are evil.

Did they opensource it?

You accidentally say "Hello" to Claude and it consumes 4% of your session limit.

It’s not a different file… it’s a different lifecycle + storage contract. What actually changes: Media is uploaded and encrypted like normal Message carries a “view-once” flag + metadata On receiver side, client enforces: render once store in app’s private temp storage (not gallery / media store) delete immediately after viewing Server marks it as consumed → no re-fetch allowed Why it doesn’t show in gallery: Normal images are written to device media storage (indexed by gallery apps) View-once media stays in sandboxed app storage → never indexed → invisible to gallery Trade-off: Still not foolproof (screenshots, second device, modded apps)

@Itstheanurag done man

@booringwhite Sure as you say.

Seeking connections with people in tech. let the algorithm push this tweet.

@JayOnCode_ count me in man 💪🏼 apes strong togethaaaa

Starting DSA + Web Dev again. I’ve been inconsistent in the past, but not anymore. For the next 3 months, I’m showing up every single day. If you’re serious about improving, join me. Let’s stay consistent and grow together 💪