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@msomuin What are the tech stacks they are using it ?

After 4 years and 10 months, today is my last day at @JioHotstar I learned more here than anywhere. grateful for the people most of all. Thank You 🙏

@Mr_Nobody_das Yeah

#Bharathanatyam2 Mohiniyattam paakkanumna Part 1 paakkanuma?

@Mohamedjumail20 prime la iruku

Part 1 paakama idhu paakalaama ?

@Siva_Bharani Need to see, how EVs performed in this condition

With growing summer heatwaves Most phones which were super cool are also turning warm. Those which used to be warm are turning Hot 🥵 Sathya sodhana moment 😢

@kaarimekashi__ Last week 25/kg potanga

Oru kilo tharboosani 45 rooba vaa

@Saurav_DJ47 OnePlus checked most boxes, but the camera feels like the only downgrade. They need to level up their camera systems to reclaim the "flagship killer" title.

OnePlus next flagship leak 👀 Crazy display upgrade coming 📱 • Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen6 Pro • 6.78" 1.5K LTPO display • Ultra-thin ~1mm bezels • 185Hz refresh (up to 240Hz test) • BOE custom panel + touch IC OnePlus pushing display limits again

Extend polling hours in #Tamilnadu @ECISVEEP @TNelectionsCEO #TamilNaduElections2026

@OjasSharma276 Does anyone know how to take the cloud practitioner for free?

I’ll be taking the AWS Solutions Architect certification exam soon. Does anyone have good resources for preparation?

@Vishhnuu_ Still can't believe that it's from a debutant director 💥

@iam_vampire_0 3 weeks ago, free ah irunthuchi kadai

சென்னையில பிரியாணி கடையா இல்ல. எதுக்கு வேலை வெட்டிய விட்டுட்டு இப்படி நிக்கிறானுங்க 🤧🤧 பிரியாணிய பாத்தா orgasm ஆகிருவானுங்க போல....

@Mohamedjumail20 padam epadi Iruku?

Showtym : #WithLove

@sunsetfern @striver_79 @takeUforward_ Pdf bro

Got the TUF+ DSA sheet printed to track my daily progress. Dm me to get this pdf

@0xlelouch_ Damn true

This is golden advice for software engineers, and it matters more every year. If you don’t actively and consistently show your work, you end up being valued only by the one manager who sees it internally. That’s fragile. Teams change, priorities change, budgets change. When that happens, your impact disappears with the org chart even if your code was excellent. Promotion, opportunities, and leverage don’t come from effort alone. They come from visible impact. For 2–3 years, you almost have to treat showing your work as part of the job. That doesn’t mean bragging. It means documenting what you built, why it was hard, the trade-offs you made, and what broke along the way. Writing a short post about debugging a production issue or explaining a system design decision teaches others and shows your competence. Engineers who do this build a public track record that compounds. If you don’t do this, you end up stuck executing someone else’s roadmap. You’ll always be the reliable implementer, not the person people trust to shape direction. Leadership opportunities go to the engineers whose thinking is visible not just their commits. Don't get me wrong this isn’t about going viral. It’s about consistency. One thread a week. One GitHub README that actually explains design decisions. One blog post after a hard incident. Over time, people associate your name with a domain: databases, reliability, distributed systems, performance, whatever your edge is. No one is coming to “discover” you. The industry is too noisy. If you don’t tell the story of your work, someone else with half your skill and twice your visibility will take the opportunity. Great engineers write code. Exceptional engineers make their impact legible. So stop working for the system and start shaping it.

@karanveer04 Link pls

Stripe is hiring Software Engineers (Bangalore)! Package: ₹18–40 LPA Freshers eligible. Work on high-impact systems, collaborate with top engineers, and build end-to-end projects. Degree in CS (by 2026) + basic programming experience required. Tech: Java, Go, JS, Ruby, Scala.

@SumitM_X Materials?

Preparing for a Backend Engineer role ? Just DSA isn't enough Here are 10 topics that you must learn : 1. Concurrency & Parallelism Threads vs async, race conditions, locks, deadlocks, queues 2. System Design : Design scalable systems (e.g., Dropbox, URL shortener), talk trade-offs: CAP, consistency, availability, latency. 3. Databases & Caching : Normalize vs denormalize, secondary indexes, Redis vs Memcached, cache invalidation, eventual consistency. 4. Distributed Systems Fundamentals : Leader election, replication, partition tolerance, distributed locking, failure recovery. 5. Reliability Patterns: Retries with backoff, circuit breakers, bulkheads, graceful degradation, chaos testing. 6. Message Queues & Async Flows : Kafka, RabbitMQ, or SQS : delivery guarantees, deduplication, replay strategies, ordering. 7. Security : OAuth2, JWT pitfalls, mTLS for internal traffic, securing webhooks & service-to-service calls. 8. Observability: Structured logs, tracing (OpenTelemetry), metrics, alerting : debug distributed requests across services. 9. Common Coding Challenges : LRU cache, rate limiter, task scheduler, producer-consumer, flatten nested data structures 10. Performance Tuning : Memory leaks, CPU bottlenecks, slow DB queries, N+1 problems

@Ai_Vaidehi Backend

@_luckynot Link?

That’s how you handle DSA and Dev Just started this playlist gonna share some cool stuff soon.

@AmanSharma_554 Which is the best dsa material for beginners?

@AmanSharma_554 Wanna join the groups

@junting9 I'm interested

The Foundation Model Team @🍎Apple AI/ML is looking for a Research Intern (flexible start date) to work on Multimodal LLMs and Vision-Language. Interested? DM me to learn more!