Using Grok to bring my Mom’s WIP children’s book to life Featuring the Adventures of Keke and Koko, two sisters lost in the Amazon Rain Forest At this rate I’ll be to convert it into a YT series Technology is so cool. I love seeing ideas come alive right before my eyes. She

Quick question: You're building a social media feed with infinite scroll for 10M users. Each user's feed is unique. A simple OFFSET-LIMIT query gets progressively slower as users scroll deeper, eventually timing out. How do you design a performant, infinite scroll system?

You can probably solve 90% of the problems at a company with a combination of branching (if/else) and iteration (for/while). Stop overthinking and overengineering everything.

You're in a backend interview. They ask: "How would you secure sensitive data in your database while still making it searchable?" Here’s a clear, practical approach:

Quick question : You have 50 microservices, each with its own API. The frontend team is losing their mind. To render a single page, they make 10+ network calls. The app is sluggish. Users are complaining. How do you fix this ?

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Andrej Karpathy literally shows how to build apps by prompting in 30 mins

Software engineering will be completely unrecognizable in 5 years. Likely less

True story 100% accurate

We built FutureX, the world’s first live benchmark for real future prediction — politics, economy, culture, sports, etc. Among 23 AI agents, #Grok4 ranked #1 🏆 Elon didn’t lie. Elon Musk your model sees further 🚀🍀 LeaderBoard: futurex-ai.github.io

I know plenty of people who’ve built an app at least once, yet most haven’t made a single dollar from it. Some never even bothered publishing to an app store. The ability to build an app != profit. If that alone were enough, we’d have far more millionaires and many fewer

The Libby, by OverDrive is literally my bread and butter for audio and ebooks, licensing for books connects to your library card and operates in a similar fashion with holds and renewing before returning. 404 books read or listened to! I love it! I buy the ones I love most for keeps

every programmer must listen to this 👏🏼

im not somebody you find twice you lucky you found me once

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