Ayush Jain

@Fittrwithkj Bhai aapke saath rehna padega kuch din! Grocery Shopping bhi seekhna padega

Some tea with a drop of lemon in it Lovely 😍

@chiragbarjatya @JainJbhavesh Have you also tried old spice deodrant stick?

thank you @JainJbhavesh for getting these from US. 🙏

@volklub My drive would be hardly <300 kms per month. I am thinking of buying only because of the safety issues which you have consistently highlighted otherwise I don't really need it. Now confused bhai,if I should wait more or buy new or buy used..😅 Will obv. consult u before buying

Hate saying this but it is not an ideal year to buy a car with non clarity of a few things. Yes for EVs but for ICE, its a huge gamble. Safest choice in ICE is, Naturally Aspirated Petrol and that too with Extended Warranty. Ideally, buy a car if you are going to drive it above 800 km per month. Otherwise get a used one from Maruti / Honda / Toyota / Hyundai from your known circle. Diesel, only if your running is 50% or more on the highways. Cars now will have shelf life of tailored 6-8 years. Spend wisely, not like a foolhardy like me who is materialistic.

@SumitM_X @dexter_2397 Can look at featherlite, Refurbished Herman Miller, steelcase is not a bad option either. You can find them on OLX.

@dexter_2397 Which one are you using?

Best work chair for home? Budget - 10 K

@dexter_2397 @SumitM_X I was using greensoul for > 2 years. I would suggest avoid it. It's a gaming chair not useful for work, ergonomics are bad

@SumitM_X greensoul, without doubt

@ifOnlyKantala @volklub sir does it make sense to buy a new car and learn driving or one must buy a 2nd hand car first, learn and then buy new?

Gaadi sikhne ke liye yeh gaadi li jaaye kya dosto?

@imYadav31 Dial size too big, atleast for my wrist!

One of the best use of Smartwatch ⬇️⬇️ You can’t prove me wrong 😎

@imYadav31 Atlas works for this seller CPAS technologies?

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@NeeleshSethi Hey Nilesh, Will this help in switching jobs?

@Sheetal2205 maven.com/swirl-ai/end-t… by @Aurimas_Gr I had attended this , but it’s very hands on course , but worth every penny

Any recommendations for a solid course on agentic AI?

@riteshmjn Sir, what's your opinion on the impact of job losses due to AI?

Some of the best macro research on planet comes from 13D Below is a snippet of an analysis titled “How AI is debasing knowledge—and what will set us apart in the dawn of a new knowledge economy. I can’t share more than this but you will get the gist… @sahilnandu

You are wondering why education minister is not sacked even after NEET paper leak? You are wondering why Finance minister isn't sacked even after making rupees worst performing major currency in Aisa? Worse than even Pakistan. It's not that top leader is saving these ministers, they've purposefully keept these incompetent ministers on big portfolio so that in case of crisis public can point out finger at these ministers instead of top leadership. Basically top leadership isn't saving these incompetent ministers, these ministers are saving top leadership.

@ganeshsonawane Phir se fail ho gaya..😞 Congrats to the winners!

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@Fittrwithkj Kya kya kharida uska photo bhi share kijiye..😅

Making some good financial decisions today

@saybwala Bas ek 'SAYB' chahiyeeee Apple Juice k liye! 😅 <Imagine it in Aashiqui music>

Saanson ki zaroorat hai jaise Saanson ki zaroorat hai jaise Zindagi ke liye Bas SAYB Apple Juice chaahiye.. Pyaas ke liye

@priteshlakhani @svar_j

Authentic Mumbai taste Misal Pav. One of the gems in Ahmedabad.

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@ganeshsonawane Interested

@imYadav31 Ordered, used Book1A coupon code Thanks! 🙏

@imaayushjain Yes 🥳🥳

Protein prices might go crazy soon from what I’m hearing. I’m stocking up a little and honestly, I’d recommend the same if protein is part of your daily routine. Not panic buying, but smart buying. Personally, I’m using Super You yeast protein and @TsaTekk whey protein. Thrilled to share that you can go with either. Both have different use cases, and both do the job beautifully. Use code BOOK1A for monster savings.

@heynavtoor @ATesCoder

Alex Xu's System Design Interview is the most recommended book in tech hiring. Volume 1: $39.99 on Amazon. Volume 2: $40.00 on Amazon. Both together: $79.99. Thousands of engineers have bought them. Millions have been told to buy them. Every tech interview prep list on the internet includes these two books. In December 2024, one engineer at AWS read both volumes cover to cover. His name is Gaurav Kumar. CS grad from USC. Day job at Amazon Web Services. He goes by liquidslr on GitHub. He took notes on every single chapter. Organized them by topic. Linked every section to the original research papers from Amazon, Google, and Discord. Then he pushed the whole thing to GitHub for free. Then he built a free website to read them on. He named it Pagefy. Every chapter. Every diagram concept. Every system. Free. Forever. Here is what is inside: → Chapter 1: Scale From Zero To Millions Of Users → Chapter 2: Back-of-the-Envelope Estimation → Chapter 3: A Framework For System Design Interviews → Chapter 4: Design A Rate Limiter → Chapter 5: Design Consistent Hashing → Chapter 6: Design A Key-Value Store → Chapter 7: Design A Unique ID Generator In Distributed Systems → Chapter 8: Design A URL Shortener → Chapter 9: Design A Web Crawler → Chapter 10: Design A Notification System → Chapter 11: Design A News Feed System → Chapter 12: Design A Chat System → Chapter 13: Design A Search Autocomplete System → Chapter 14: Design YouTube → Chapter 15: Design Google Drive → Chapter 16: Proximity Service And that is Volume 1. Volume 2 continues: → Nearby Friends → Google Maps → Distributed Message Queue → Metrics Monitoring and Alerting System → Ad Click Event Aggregation → Hotel Reservation System → Distributed Email Service → S3-like Object Storage → Real-Time Gaming Leaderboard → Payment System → Digital Wallet → Stock Exchange Here is why this matters: Every FAANG company asks system design questions. Google. Amazon. Meta. Microsoft. Apple. Netflix. Uber. Airbnb. Stripe. The median software engineer at these companies makes $226,000. Senior makes $312,000. Staff makes $457,000. The interview that stands between you and that salary is system design. The book that everyone says to read costs $79.99. The official video course on ByteByteGo costs $499 for lifetime or $189 a year. Hello Interview charges $279 lifetime. Educative charges $59 a month. These notes cover the same 28 chapters as the books. For $0. Not a summary. Not a cheatsheet. Structured notes with diagrams, key concepts, and source papers for every chapter of both volumes. Browse them as a website at pagefy.io. Search any topic. Jump to any chapter at 1 AM the night before the interview. 5,555 stars. 1,059 forks. One AWS engineer on his own time. One honest flag: there is no LICENSE file on the repo. These are study notes summarizing a copyrighted book. If you can afford $79.99, buy the books. Alex Xu deserves the royalty. These notes are for the night before, when you already read the book and forgot half of it. One engineer. Two books. Twenty eight chapters. Free on GitHub. The book teaches you the answers. This repo helps you remember them.