Vishnu

today -made the notes (tho not completed) -practiced some exercises on sql -watched anime kinda wasted my day🙃

A 16-year-old in Pakistan with no laptop just got into MIT. He learned everything from one GitHub repo. It's the largest collection of free university CS lectures on the internet, and it's quietly been replacing $200K degrees for years. Every course from MIT, Stanford, Harvard, CMU, Berkeley, Caltech, Princeton, IIT, ETH Zurich, Oxford, and more. All in one place. All free. All with full video lectures. You can learn: → Algorithms, Data Structures, Operating Systems → Distributed Systems, Databases, Computer Networks → Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Reinforcement Learning → Computer Vision, NLP, Generative AI and LLMs → Computer Graphics, Quantum Computing, Robotics → Security, Blockchain, Computational Biology → Software Engineering, Software Architecture, Concurrency 500+ courses. Every major CS subfield. Taught by the same professors who train the engineers at OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic. MIT 6.006 Introduction to Algorithms. Stanford CS229 Machine Learning. CMU 15-445 Database Systems. Berkeley CS 188 Artificial Intelligence. Harvard CS50. The exact lectures students pay six figures to sit through. Sitting in a public repo. Free. 76.5K stars. 10.4K forks. 100% Opensource.

Ok bro, let's end your startup here.

Career update: I joined a yc startup one month ago. $1000/month

This is why Open source hates Indian contributors raising a ton of trivial issues like this in a prestigious project like moby??? maintainers of moby are full time engineers, they won't entertain this FYI he is a student from India