Manik Mehta
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I have been learning so many things and working on different projects. This thread will be a collection of all these things. Some of the examples are Linux, A full end-to-end project, blogs about Kubernetes and an In-memory distributed concurrent pub-sub in Go.
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@pallavipandeyy
It can be possible, being from IIT I know some of the students here having a rank of 1000-1500 and struggling to maintain a GPA of 6. College studies are different from entrance examinations. Some perform poorly in Entrance but great in College and some opposite!
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@kirat_tw
@itsflash_10
Please specify that he was not a fresher. I know click baits are necessary for reach but setting unrealistic expectations for freshers is not very great.
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@nitesh_singh08
Believe me you would become more jealous if you were in IIT! Definitely cracking a Circuital branch at top IIT is a great thing but the percentage is less even at IITs!
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@neembu_paani31
Similar words are uttered by my father. When I used to feel low due to a bad exam, he would just ask: 0 se upar aa jayenge? Agar nahi bhi aye to bhi no fikr!!
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@wojakcodes
1) Don't learn tech from YouTube
2) Even if you want, don't learn from any Indian Influencer.
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I saw many people who bought cohort 2 also buying the cohort 3 but I think that failed the aim of Harkirat. This bursts the competitiveness in the IT industry. People are more interested in buying courses rather than doing something.
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#IITGuwahati
The director has addressed and accepted all the demands of students including resignations of alleged professors. All the other policy changes will be enacted within a month. Therefore students have decided to stop the protest and move back to classes. (1/2)
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@sagar_codes
Yup, that's why I am focusing more on writing a well documented and testable code. Following design patterns, applying OOPs, writing e2e and unit tests. Learning k8s, docker, CI/CD, monitoring and sharding. These things make me too curious about Engineering!
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@KrishantSethia
It's because we are made to think "We don't have to work hard after getting in IIT" by JEE teachers.
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@quant08adi
The average package of any branch at Top-8 IITs is close to 20LPA as per the RTI. If anyone is getting IIT, he should never consider Private Colleges until it's BITs!
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@shivambhadani_
But I have heard startups ask very deep and tough questions about a tech-stack. So is it possible to go into depth of development along with CP? Because a lot of my time goes to explore a tech stack. Although I am thinking of doing DSA.
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@quant08adi
If you think the IIT tag is gonna give you placement, then live in your dreams. Don't wanna fight with you over this topic but the condition of Private Colleges is very poor. If the average package of IIT is low then the average package of Private College is the lowest!
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@wojakcodes
Just surf Quora! You will get to know the scams he did in his courses and business. His only branding is 360/360! He is senior to me, so will not abuse him
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@deedydas
90s IITians are on a different level! The quality of IITians have degraded a lot due to coachings. (I am also an IITian, so I know)
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@shivambhadani_
Taking a huge risk of not preparing DSA for the intern season and going for other things like CKA and Rust. Twitter feed getting filled with DSA and friends grinding DSA gives a fomo. Let's see where it will go! Nevertheless getting an on-campus intern is tough for core branches.
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@MentorWebDev
Stage13- Write unit tests
Stage14- Containerize
Stage15- Orchastrate the Containers
Stage16- CI/CD
Stage17- Load Balancing
Stage18- Deployment of server
Stage19- Deployment and Scaling of any other database (except Mongo)
Stage20- Monitoring
Ready to be called Full-Stack Dev!
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@drummatick
Many great people like Bhagat Singh already said this, Success is just a collection of all the required circumstances getting on your side (संजोग). The only thing we can do is work and wait for that one day!
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@ghumare64
Some more points which I am trying to add
1) Caching DockerFile in CI/CD, like running npm install only if there are any changes in package.json (nodejs project)
2) Auto scaling by k8s.
3) Finally searching for a probable solution to deploy Redis, Cassandra and Rabbit on k8s.
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A sheer thanks to all of the Alumnis, the rest of the IITs and social media who supported us in this difficult time. I will be deleting all of my tweets related to this protest as my intentions are not to take reach out of this sensitive topic and defame my college. (2/2)
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@maybeshalinii
I have been building an Android app for the last month in the same way, through docs, GitHub and chat gpt, have learnt a lot like typescript, non SQL database and websockets. This the best way to learn development
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@wojakcodes
Somebody told me Indians uploads leetcode and codeforces solutions as code sample🤡
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@printf_meme
Women say their dreams vanish after marriage and they think men are able to do so after marriage.
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The biggest learning from on-campus drive is: Keep a backup plan! Don't completely rely on campus. Feeling good that I prepared more for the alternate ways as luck is the only factor for on-campus!
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@wojakcodes
At this age I played Vice-City, opened my PC Cabinet, dis-assembled the motherboard, changed my OS a million times, opened a YouTube channel and gained 1.5k subscribers. If learning React is coming out of curiosity then it's great otherwise they will be becoming Robots!
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@akshaymarch7
Already done with IIT, high time to explore my interests rather than again solving questions. I don't know why the coding culture at IITs is so bad! Every second person is still in the JEE phase more eager to solve questions rather than exploring real CS or Product building
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@wojakcodes
George Hotz says if you want to learn programming, just aim to create something and create it! No need for roadmaps. Indians need to understand this. The greatest developers may struggle to merge two sorted arrays but still are the best developers.
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@Delta2315
I will never apply to Indian Companies! Everything is an exam in India! DSA was a subject, they transformed it into an exam, Open-Source is beautiful and they are on the urge to convert it into an exam! Many GSoCers even stop contributing to Open-Source after getting stipend!
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@wojakcodes
I think contributing to good Open-Source projects for a year can be considered as an experience with a solid proof of work!
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@SaiyamPathak
I have open-source contributions and personal projects but no DSA. Core subjects are interesting, learning them slowly! Have two years of college left
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@Abhinavxkumar13
The comment section is full of "Competition is going to get worse" This reminds me JEE days😂😂. JEE has taught me to not to think about these things and do my work. I have met many successful developers and none of them talk about Competition:)
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@neembu_paani31
But recently they fired the Diversity team! I thought they will change their hiring!
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@wojakcodes
The only thing to learn in a language is its core features like go routines in go, async in js, OOPs in java, memory management in Rust etc.
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@wojakcodes
But there must be a reason for the cost they are charging! Isn't it? Because otherwise somebody had already created one? Nevertheless you can also be that somebody:)
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@divsrivastava45
IITians don't give a fuck about all this! An IITian never tries to make Non-IITian inferior but I have seen the opposite many times.
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it scalable. Have planned to learn the pure theoretical things after a while. Thanks again
@kirat_tw
for pushing me to write code rather than just reading books and watching tutorials.
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@dhavaljprasad
There are many in IITs also who don't know React in their second year! Honestly, only 250-300 students in IIT (might go to 400 in the top 3) do some work related to placements. Most of the students start 6 months before placements. An IITian is just expected to be good at PCM!
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@gharkekalesh
I myself have travelled in this way. The reason is simple: When a train is delayed by 10 hrs, what else can be done? I have to travel by other train without a ticket! Why should I spend double? Most of the time general coach is full, how can I travel in it with a suitcase?
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@thehillcoder12
Why I always try to do that fucking 1% thing. Nobody around me is contributing to Open-Source and it sometimes becomes frustrating while debugging and thinking "Will this be worth it" or else I should also start doing that standard DSA and boring projects!
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A great project by a 16 year old guy: . I think this will be a goldmine for me to study Operating Systems rather than watching a YouTube video. Thanks
@rcx86
. A lot to learn from you!
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@AlphaDecodeX
Another point: Restructure your old project, write tests, prepare dev, testing and prod environments (use docker may be). Do DI and think of a condition where you need to add a feature without changing the old code. This will give you a feel Why OOPs & SOLID are needed!
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@ShwetaKukreja_
Microsoft! The day when most of applications will support Ubuntu, I will uninstall windows completely! Buying Windows 11 is useless.
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@SanjuSabu066
@striver_79
@akshaymarch7
@kunalstwt
@gkcs_
@arpit_bhayani
Mine
OS:
DBMS:
System Designs: Blogs
OOPs: By creating your own JAVA backend and REST APIs and using DI
Rest I don't think requires any resource except docs and excitement to build.
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@ezSnippet
These types of tweets actually increase the hype of IIT. Baseless comparisons and illogical statements give a lot of pleasure to the audience.
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@SergioRocks
This is what I have been focusing on from the last year! I have written just 20 APIs but used DI, wrote E2E Tests, used batching and pagination. Leveraged streams for sending large data. Now working on the load tests to check scalability! This makes the SDE so interesting!
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@Punjab2000music
@msmphoto13
@ValrajBanning
@HarjapBhangal
The reason why Guru Gobind Singh Ji ordered Khalsa and Sikhs to worship "Shastra"
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@Mohamma59305726
@wojakcodes
His 0-1 course is a good clutch for beginners, but since I started contributing and building, every course seems to appear a waste of time. I don't think we should first learn everything and then build, it's more like if I need it in my project I will learn it from Google!
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@abhishekcode42
You are pushing leetcode solutions and your girl thinks you are contributing to open-source:)
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@kubrastic
Seriously saying nobody in College do real development. If you think development means adding buttons and writing CRUD APIs then companies also know how you made that project. The development culture in colleges of India is very bad, hence companies focus more on DSA!
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@mrsiipa
I can't understand the difference. Assume that we have 5 methods, all taking different parameters but 1 parameter is common in all functions, we can just wrap these 5 methods inside a class and initialize the variable through the constructor. I use OOPs and fxnl at the same time.
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@bhakti__s
Don't worry bro! I am from IIT and I can tell you the companies which discriminates students on this basis face the worst environment. IITians are always competing and a company containing only IITians face a very slow development rate due to over-competitiveness.
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@shivambhadani_
But most of the so-called web dev is revolving around adding buttons, making CRUD APIs. Very few are learning about scalability, testing, deployment, Cloud. So I think there is still a shortage of good Web-Developers!!!
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@AkshayNarisetti
They will generate new jobs. USA has this culture and a good thing is that now Indians are also doing this! I feel so happy when kids at very early age discover newer ways other than Academics/IIT. Academics just make us slaves!
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@dhruvil3074
@striver_79
@Priyansh_31Dec
@aryanc403
@i_pranavmehta
Many open-source programmes have stopped taking Indians and I think similar is going to happen with CP!
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So, the intern season is coming
Some have good branch but not CPI
Some have CPI but bad branch
Those who have both don't have skills
Those who have all, don't know to communicate
Those who have everything are in stress
Company is demanding:
CPI+Branch+DSA+OS+DBMS+PROJECTS+COMM.
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@wojakcodes
Everything is good for absolute beginners, but YouTube becomes a time-waste when you are building. Every use-case is different and the mentality to master everything before building makes me feel retarded! That's why I never use YouTube for learning tech.
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@wojakcodes
This is really good! But the problem is most of the students don't even know about the paths other than JEE in school, hence end up opting for the same path. Sometimes I also think, hard work for JEE is not as worthwhile as it is hyped.
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@TheAtulMishra
Ajay's Drishyam is better because it has better cast whereas in Mohanlal's, only one character has influence and that is Mohanlal. Ajay's Drishyam might be better but Mohanlal as an actor is 100 times better than Ajay.
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@rohit_2702
You must be working on a scalable project then, I also learnt all these things in the last 6 months and implemented in my project
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@kunalstwt
Bro time changes so fast! You have become so humble!! If it was old Kunal he would have said the same things but in an entirely different way.
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2.5 weeks ago, I started learning Go through docs
1.5 weeks ago, I got an early-stage open-source project
A week ago I raised a PR
Today I know:
1) Go-lang
2) Writing a CLI tool
3) Writing tests
4) Best practices
5) Concurrency
Learning through contributing is so amazing!!
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@Vishnu_Kaul
Firstly get your facts clear:
1) There are more Hindi speakers than Haryanavi in Haryana (Haryanavi is not even a language)
2) Can't remember a time when Haryana got an Educated Education Minister
3) Development in areas other than Gurgaon, Panchkula, Faridabad is a joke!
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@Priyansh_31Dec
Diversity! Everybody here is focusing on two things, CP and CPI, no love for programming.
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@wojakcodes
Recruiter: Solve this problem in 1 hour!
My question is when the fuck will we get a situation to solve an issue in 1 hour? Can we write a readable, maintainable, testable and scalable code in 1 hour? I always write poor code when I am under pressure!
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@In_Sane_Saint
Why something like Twitter? Why not something new? If a copy of Twitter is made then surely nobody will move towards it just for the sake of patriotism. Failure of Telegram (relative to WhatsApp) is also because it's not that different from WA for general users.
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@funinkina
Hmm! Recently I got to know about a person with a 9.2 GPA from a tier-1 college going unplaced
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@edoalaga
Yes, taking coaching from 6th class snatches the opportunity of learning public speaking, exploring interests and enjoying school life. Most of the south (CSE+Circuital branches) students here in IIT-G don't indulge in enjoying hostel activities. I can't understand them!
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@krishnaeyee
Crush's college, It has been long time I have seen her and circumstances are not permitting even!
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@iamMaven_
DI is great and necessary when it comes for testing the components. Production Level code is incomplete without DI. I don't know about the frontend but for the backend Nestjs is one of the best frameworks for efficient DI. Most of the time I use a Constructor DI.
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@Priyansh_31Dec
I don't think 1 year will be sufficient for contributing to Open Source. If 6 hrs are to be given to CP, then most probably no time would be left for dev. I started learning dev in Dec 2022 and made my 1st contr. in Dec 2023 and now I am able to contr. to some Complex projects!
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@cutechocopi
My friends are not even getting shortlisted despite having everything. 8+ CPI, Descent in CP; MnC, ECE, EEE branches with descent Resume. I have come to a conclusion that we should keep on-campus as a last option not first!
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@shivambhadani_
I mean it has been just one year since I became into serious coding, I still have 2 years of college. So I just asked if it is possible to continue Dev with CP (as I am more into the Dev side) because I have seen very few people who are good at both.
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@Memesaddicted_
Nothing
1) I don't like her.
2) I don't think I will get anything from him. Neither I know anything about his missions nor I am into Entrepreneurship.
3) Don't want money which I have not earned. It will most probably get wasted.
4) Don't want to do this timepass!
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Career Update: Rejection from LFX! But no worries! Got an appreciation from the mentor, so that's a win. Learned so many things, will continue to contribute to the project but luck is hitting hard on me, earlier it was GSoC and now LFX.
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@nitesh_singh08
I think for tier 1, it is valid only for Circuital+CSE branches. Last year only 10/109 got an on-campus internship in Chemical Engineering!
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