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Hrishikesh
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Hrishikesh
@techtechnovance
Software Engineer | Product Development
India Katılım Haziran 2015
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@amanaryan23 Are u aware of a closed knit or professionals for interview prep and mock interviews?
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You are not able to clear Tech Interviews and get a high paying job even after doing everything right?
Then you are not preparing well.
I see this pattern every single day:
> Grinding 300 LeetCode problems randomly
> Watching YouTube tutorials and feeling ready
> Applying once and giving up after rejection
Here’s what actually works:
> Solve 100-150 problems deeply.
Understand the problem, pattern and try to build pattern matching skills to solve the problems.
Understand which DS to apply and why?
You need to understand fundamentals and not just remember the solutions.
✅ Mock interviews > solo practice.
You can solve a problem alone.
Can you solve it while someone stares at you?
Or when someone cross questions you ?
Or can you build a scalable solution which takes care of any follow-up questions
Practice that.
✅ Study the company
Google wants structured thinkers.
Amazon problem solvers and people who imbibe their values.
Microsoft wants growth mindset.
Netflix wants senior-level ownership mindset. Each company has a personality. Learn it.
✅ Apply rejection as data.
Every “no” tells you exactly what to fix.
I kept a rejection journal.
It’s why I cracked Microsoft in 2nd attempt.
✅ Communication under pressure
Can you explain your thinking while you’re thinking it?
This is solved by mock interviews. Not solo grinding.
The engineers getting 50LPA+ packages aren’t smarter than you.
They just prepared smarter.
Your next offer is one structured preparation cycle away.
Start today.
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Helmets on, because we’re in build mode!
@Swiggy Builders Club is a space for developers and teams to build on top of Swiggy’s commerce stack.
From food ordering to groceries to dining, you now have the APIs, data, and tools to create something real.
We’ve tried to remove the usual friction:
Docs are fully open
You can start building without access
And there’s an AI coding agent that helps you stitch everything together
So instead of “how do I integrate this?”
you can focus on “what should I build?”
Long weekend’s here.
Feels like a good time to find out.
@agrawal_darshil thanks for being the og builder since day one
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it's been 2 years since @supermemory launched.
a sideproject, a repository that was "probably" worth a million dollars slowly turned into an obsession, and then, a company.
and i'm really grateful to be building it with, and around the best humans i know 🫶
thanks for the cake @solofounders @FedericoNoemie!

Dhravya Shah@DhravyaShah
This repository is probably worth a couple million dollars im giving it for free anyways. check out supermemory git.new/memory
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@thedankoe I'm really stressed out! there are plenty of things on mind to execute but just feeling overwhelmed and not able to focus on things. 🥲
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Looking for enterprise codebases in languages that are relatively rare in the Open Source World, primarily:
C#, Scala, COBOL, Sysverilog/Verilog, PHP, Kotlin, CUDA, Fortran, ABAP, OCaml, Slang.
The purpose is to teach next generation of machines and humans. Cost not a constraint for a rich repo!
X, do the magic!
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@kodjima33 @omidotme @Meta Congrats Nik and to your team!
I've been following your updates regarding Projects and deep fundamentally knowledge you posses around wearables!
Best of luck for your future journey with Meta.
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I'm excited to share that @omidotme has been acquired by @Meta!
Working for a big company has been my goal since I 2024 and there is no better company than Meta with Mark as a leader
We’ll be moving all existing users to Meta infrastructure and integrating their current devices to omi this month
Our necklace will be shut down by the end of the year but we will be issuing $20 promo codes in celebration of the acquisition



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@KasakGupta7 Tech stack? can you share link to job description?
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Reachout to me with resume if you feel you are potential for any of the below roles.
We're growing our R&D team in Hyderabad(Remote first).
Celigo is hiring across Engineering, Product & Design, and Quality Assurance — building the integration platform that powers how companies connect their apps and automate work.
here are the roles we’re hiring for:
Engineering
Senior Software Engineer I (4+ years)
Senior Software Engineer II (5+ years)
Staff Software Engineer (8+ years)
Engineering Manager (10+ years)
Software Architect – AI/ML (15+ years)
Senior DevOps Engineer (5+ years)
Quality Assurance
Senior QA Engineer I (4+ years)
Senior QA Engineer II (5+ years)
Staff Software QA Engineer (7+ years)
Product & Design
Senior Product Manager (6+ years)
Lead Product Manager (7+ years)
Senior Product Designer (5+ years)
UX Design Operations Lead (6+ years)
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@hellonehha like learning to setup everything from scratch and how to come up with right prompt for planning, architecting and building systems, coding and writing test cases and also reading and understanding existing repos
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getting an urge to start a AI/vibe coding community.
idea (need to brainstorm more)
> sharing tips/tricks
> show and tell
> teach a few things
> share opinions
> connect with like minded
what's stopping me?
> i don't want it to die , so need to have serious people
> finding an accountable co-organizer
> it will be "online-first" community
will re-visit this in a week
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@hellonehha Nope, I've written.😅 From my personal perspective I feel we are all using AI but not in the optimized way in terms of prompt and token utilization so want to learn about it.
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@championswimmer 💯 I am doing same for 4-5 months now with opencode
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Most people are sleeping on the fact that Copilot CLI is just better than Claude Code or Codex subscription.
1. You switch between codex and claude in same subscription
2. $39 sub is great value (3-4x usage than $20 plans)
3. the CLI is so good! no flicker and /slash commands work even when model is working. Unlike CC or Codex.
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Had the honor of speaking at the Embassy of India in Tokyo as a Sakura Science Club alumni, sharing how the Sakura Science Exchange Program @ssp_kouhou shaped my journey from a student to a software engineer living and working in Japan 🇮🇳🇯🇵
Grateful to reflect on how it all began!
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We are joining Y Combinator!
4 years ago, just weeks after meeting in school, Naman and I recorded our first YC founder intro on Google Meet from our bedrooms in Agra, our hometown in India.
We were 15 but we wanted to change the world just as much as we want to today, maybe even more. They were also just as confident they’d get in (lol).
Today, we’re two 18 year olds building @manicule, an AI native technical documentation studio. We’re already at $150K+ ARR with just a team of 5 and we’ve worked with @greptile, @reductoai, @supermemory, and more.
A year ago, I skipped college to build something real and we keep building now!

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@jaaaani404 @piyushgarg_dev @Hiteshdotcom @nirudhuuu @ChaiCodeHQ @yntpdotme @devwithjay I the age of AI, seeing someone doing hand written notes🙂
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Node JS internals notes:
Fewer notes today.
Will keep updating this thread as I learn more.



Jaani@jaaaani404
Topics covered: • NodeJS internals • Event Loop • libuv • I/O Polling • Expired Timers callbacks • setImmediate callbacks • Close callbacks • Blocking vs Non-Blocking code • Process & main thread
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@hellonehha which one should I focus on Github Copilot Pro, Claude Pro or Cursor Pro as a developer?
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