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Karpathy spilled the formula of truly learning something: > don’t write blog posts > don’t do slides > write the code > arrange it > get it to work if you can truly build it you can say you know it. build from scratch guys.

@AvgDatabaseCEO shhhh postgres is cool now

The ideal business to start as a founder: 1️⃣ Requires NO capital to start (just $10 for a domain + free cloud hosting) 2️⃣ Scales without much human capital (managing people is stress, but imagine a $10M ARR company with 10 people) 3️⃣ Gets paid before service delivery (no cash

I recorded a 44-min tutorial on how to prompt for ui

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Open sourcing the fight 😂

ChatGPT, Bro just kept going?

React and Firebase project

🐍 Simplify Python GUI Development With PySimpleGUI (Overview) 📺

I suppose this is how life is in a nutshell. If you want to be a King, you have to fight😉.

"Pawns never become kings," a phrase adopted from the tv-series, Gangs of London 🤯. Whatever it takes to cross the board is not that easy, I suppose 😇. It has to fight other Pawns, kill the Bishops and Knights and then probably avoid paths used by the Queen and Rooks 😇.

Most people suck at presenting data. Instead of telling a story they throw numbers at the audience. Here are 7 crucial tips to present your data effectively:

Clearly, counters are important in any piece of code. at least a ++ or a += is used somewhere.

The streak paused the previous 3 Days due to bugs🐞🪲. Had to raise an issue on github. But we're back with a thud. So I found two interesting problems on string edits and string compression. Here is how the code looks like.

This idea of using a counter makes it pretty easy to conceptualize.

Now today, we had to check if strings are permutations of each other or not. Key Points: -A permutation string has the same length. -Count each character in the first string. -In case the counter has a new string that does not exist in the previous, there is no permutation.

This looks a bit simple but also complex. But the solution is:

To Crack the Code before the Interview, I'll be starting off with Strings and Arrays. Q1. Check whether a string contains only unique characters.

It's been a moment. Let's see how we get back to the game of Algorithms back again.