Gauresh

Day 6 complete ✅ Today I learned about Python project structure, explored pure vs impure functions, and watched some helpful sections from a Python course on Udemy. #day6 #180daysofcode

@TechByTaraa Mongo or MySQL

Be honest developers, Which database is best for beginners?

@prettycyb3rgirl C

What is the well-known port number for HTTPS? A) 80 B) 8080 C) 443 D) 22

Day 4 i mean

Day 3 complete ✅ Learned SQL queries and solved practical problems to strengthen concepts. Also solved today’s LeetCode POTD 💻 and revised core Python concepts.

Day 5 update 😴 Missed the log yesterday because I slept early. Here’s what I worked on: → Learned internal implementation of lists & tuples → Understood why tuples are hashable → Explored a few more Python internals Back on track #Day4 #Python #180DaysOfCode #BuildInPublic

@kaaaash____ Fedora. I'm also new to linux community and fedora it's a good start I think.

Hey Linux users, thinking of learning Linux.. Which distro should I start with?

@Gamingtronium Using luhn algorithm.

Interviewer: You type a 16-digit card number and the form instantly says "Invalid card number" There are billions of possible numbers How the hell is that check that fast?

Day 4 of my AI journey 🚀 Today’s target: → Solve SQL queries to sharpen problem-solving → Dive into SQLite docs to understand things deeper Less theory, more hands-on ⚡

@jasonalakiri @X Let's connect

Day 3 of my AI journey 🚀 Today I learned SQL basics — understanding what databases are, how data is structured, and got hands-on with writing practical queries.

@tanujDE3180 Bloom filter and trie Data structure maybe 🤔

Interviewer: You type a Gmail username and UI instantly shows "Username already taken" There are millions of users globally How does it check so fast?

Day 2/180 🚀 Dived deeper into Python today. Learned: • OOP concepts • MRO (solving diamond problem) • Asyncio & coroutines • Functions (better understanding) • Memory management basics

Day 1/180 🚀 Started with Python. (revision + depth). Covered: • Data types & type hints • Comprehensions • Iterators & generators • Closures & decorators • Context managers • Exception handling • Dunder methods Already knew some, but refining the basics properly.

Been inconsistent for too long — that ends today. Starting a 180-day challenge to become an AI Engineer. Learning, building, and sharing everything in public. Daily updates. Weekly roadmap. Real progress. No excuses this time. Let’s see who I become in 180 days. 🔥

Solve 3 leetcode biweekly contest 180 questions. Questions were quite easy. Trying 4th now. #LeetCode #contest

@AroraBhavyam AI

Someone I know is hiring for an AI Engineer Intern urgently! (Applied AI + Agentic System) 📍 Remote 💲 Paid Comment down "AI" and I will send you the link for it. 👇

Taking interest in local LLMs lately. Started running them on my laptop — tried Qwen 3.5 (0.8B, 2B, 4B) and Llama 3.2. Learning by doing.

@kaaaash____ Choose Striver if you want a complete beginner-friendly DSA roadmap. Kunal is good too, but it’s not a full structured course. Other options aren’t that great IMO. Once you get the gist, start exploring on your own there are plenty of great channels out there.

If a beginner wants to start learning DSA… which playlist would you recommend?

Couldn’t find a roadmap that actually fits me. So I’m building my own AI engineer roadmap in the next couple of days — and then sticking to it with consistency.