4 Courts. 20 Players. Good Game. 📍HSR @gameon_club

4 Courts. 20 Players. Good Game. 📍HSR

10k stipend+ remote while attending college, sounds like a pretty good offer given the current market situation

No Ai model is able to cross this boundary: Have we discovered a fundamental law of nature for building intelligent systems?

I'm celebrating 7 years of Google Maps contributions!

My cousin is looking for Java backend SDE positions in Bengaluru/ Hyderabad/remote she is currently working at Thoughtworks total experience: 8 years 4 years in java backend spring boot kafka DM for cv please RT for good karma 🙏 also please point to good job portals

Here's my stack ranking of which orgs to work with, in decreasing order of priority 1. someone whom you closely know or your friends have worked for & can strongly vouch for, there are some good leaders in Indian ecosystem in this bucket across geography of origin personal

move(data) is celebrating the hard work and dedication of data engineers and practitioners worldwide! They are hosting talks with speakers who have spent countless hours working on data movement. https://t.co/280Uj0tg4H via @AirbyteHQ

You can trust Indian education system to make even programming boring. Usme bhi syntax ratwa rahe hai bolo.

While people who got laid off from FAANG are getting offers with a 50% pay cut. People from developing countries are getting remote offers 2-3x above their previous local job. The job market is evolving. That means drawbacks or opportunities, depending how you look at it.

Toothscope: Click 3 pictures. Get a Dental Health Report. https://t.co/xpTa9wLn1R by @GrumpyBlackSwan

Just had a technical round with a US startup (principal engineer), and the interviewer was extremely polite, cracked a few jokes which helped with my nervousness, and helped me when I was stuck. We meed more interviewers like these in India.

Accountability

Early career years are painful. You feel like an idiot 98% of the time - lost, confused and insecure. I wish I had a cheat sheet of principles for my first job. So I put one together. Here are 20 (non-fortune cookie) things about building a career I wish I knew sooner:

Okay, so what's up with software development these days. You write some APIs, connect them with database(s), build some fancy frontend that has a load time in milleseconds, then you take it out to your users. Ask them to share feedback.

Almost everyone I know working in AI these days feels one step away from total burnout. I took the time to take you behind the curtain and know what people on the state-of-the-art AI are struggling with: https://t.co/aiXPSgMLCO

Because the center where the call got connected to is a "multi brand pan India call center for out of warranty products". I hope you guys fix this ASAP. I will definitely be thinking twice before buying something from Croma again.

Ever wonder why our v1 designs never feel right? It isn't because we didn't have enough time to design it, rather, we didn't have time to live in it or with it. The reason perfection doesn't pay upfront is because the insights we get from actually using the widget day-to-day is

You can tell a lot about founders by how they behave during the bad times when they get put under pressure. During the "good times", it's easy to be a good leader, and say that you live lofty values. It's when the going gets tough when it shows if it was a show, or for real.

In the last few years some of the biggest mobile apps(in terms of users) have been built out of India. That has made this fertile ground for homegrown "app PMs". And last year they all shuffled around all the new VC funded companies. Lo and behold all apps are the same now