Attended day 1 of the Solana SuperDev Bootcamp today This time I am not just using Solana but actually trying to understand how it works at a deeper level what happens behind the scenes and why things are built the way they are It already feels challenging and a bit

Self note: Stop thinking your interests are too scattered. You’re drawn to many things for a reason. One day you’re coding, another day you’re learning music, and the next you’re writing ideas that don’t seem connected. It looks messy from the outside. But that mix is where

S3 is an engineering marvel, but do you know how your data is stored and retrieved, and why S3 uses HDDs (not SSDs) for its workload, and still provide a decent bandwidth? Talking about it in a video today

i used to think great developers were born smart. now i realize they just: build more. debug more. ship more consistency beats talent in this field.

Full-Stack + System Design Path Step-1: Master one backend + one frontend (Node.js + React is enough) Step-2: Learn how the web actually works (HTTP, APIs, databases) Step-3: Build real projects with auth, payments, and dashboards Step-4: Understand system design basics

thanks for dropping this amazing discussion Harkirat Singh .

Solved LeetCode 92. Reverse Linked List II✅

attended week 10 live and learned about wallet adapter in today's class by the OG Harkirat Singh . will be doing the assignment now. 100xSchool

finally! 500 milestone guys🎊

Its 1 am now , I solved few more Binary Search Problems on LeetCode and few on GeeksforGeeks | Learn to Code as well.

✅ 74. Search a 2D Matrix on LeetCode feeling a bit confident as I was able to solve this problem in one go after watching the logic explanation on YT.

I think shit posting is not my thing

Week 4 of the Solana Bootcamp This week focused on prediction markets. Explored different approaches to building them, including: - AMM-based models - Off-chain order book systems - Fully on-chain designs (with and without tokens)

taking last week's lecture Harkirat Singh , good stuff.

solved few trees problems on LeetCode

solved LC 236 Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Tree

572. Subtree of Another Tree LeetCode

3 Rules of Borrowing in Rust Rule 1 You can have ANY number of immutable references (&T) Rule 2 You can have ONLY ONE mutable reference (&mut T) Rule 3 You cannot mix mutable and immutable references at the same time

attented Week-14 live lecture on Rust for solana smart contracts by Harkirat Singh .

created this with a single prompt using @chatgpt images 2.0. its fun for real