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I would use Obsidian just for this Logo 🤌

Alright, DSA-Paglus and FAANG aspirants, you are gonna love this post. I present you state of the art, CpZen - > No more looking for DSA and CP resources, find everything in one place. > Most premium videos out there in youtube, all consolidated in one place (yes) > Checklist

Everyone in tech is replaceable.👀 But there's a massive difference between being "replaceable" and being "easy to replace." You want to be the last person they'd ever want to let go. Here's how to become so valuable that losing you would hurt 🧵

Only this man can make a tweet comparing bacteria and code and make me read it with full devotion 😂

Monu Talk to people, get unique ideas, build them with AI, as you are building ask it to explain whys and hows, learn the syntax and code; read blogs on best practices; docs and books keep you stuck in tutorial hell too, and yes they are boring af, but there are enough free tutorials

Hi Grok list my top 10 mutuals based on their IQ

That hurts

using multiple github accounts for personal, office and other works i found myself running behind commands to register, switch and maintain keys based on project i open. so built a small vscode extension that solves my problem say hi to GitSwitch Pro 😄

Is it just me, or does it feel like the “AI” label is being slapped onto more and more things at a surprising rate, even though the actual field itself isn’t growing quite that fast?

Just wrote a quick guide on how to avoid surprise AWS bills. Set up billing alerts in 5 mins and save yourself the headache. Check it out: medium.com/@aakansha0/how…

how do I stop doomscrolling and build instead?

Co-founder and CEO of Stripe's advice to ambitious young people:

When people dive deep for free, it's the responsibility of the audience to help them market the initiative. Lovely crisp clear intro to microservices from the OG Bhuvnesh Arya. He'll only explore deeper from here and it's good vibes. He also answered my stupid question!

shadcn/ui exposes something uncomfortable about how we build software. We've been taught that abstraction is always good, that hiding complexity is always virtuous. But shadcn suggests the opposite: that the right abstraction might be no abstraction at all. Think about the

there’s nothing you can’t learn! you just need to spend enough frustrating, boring, confusing hours with it… and then one day… it clicks you’re closer than you think

Sometimes I go through my own posts from last year when I need motivation.

i still revisit it

Compilation thread of major tom's banger tweets which are, according to me, a must read:

Glad i got the opputunity to work w Ajeet ( opensox.ai ) on opensox.ai Check it out asap