If you have chance to start from beginning of your journey, then have you taken the same path or do something else. I think if we do anything for very long time then our brain forces you to do a little more. For my case I will definitely take another path.
Random thoughts....
Those who are into tech jobs or going to be in such, what job you want to do rather than current one. When I was 16-17 that time I was genuinely attracted by tech but nowadays it all feels like a race. For me playing football and teaching others is the one.
I am thinking of making products around agentic AI and will post anything interesting I will build. So let's connect to grow together and learn from each other 🙂
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Do you guys ever find need of accessing UI components of any general screen of system to perform operations like click ? If you want to do that then how will you make the flow/architecture?
Another hackathon, another opportunity to turn idea into reality.
Participated in the NSS Hackathon, pushing boundaries, solving problems, and exploring how technology can make a meaningful difference.
Building, learning, and getting better with every iteration.
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If this is legit then can someone provide references to some blog post or paper regarding this.
Sorry everyone... We're announcing a 0-Day vuln in QUIC that allows anyone to remotely turn off a server running these libraries. I swear we didn't plan this.
foxio.io/blog/header-accordi…
Some cool and challenging project ideas in devops, cybersecurity, or similar domains apart from ML/DL ?
Recently I installed a applications via bash script and I realised that all of them requires sudo permission and I give them without ever thinking what could go wrong. So I wrote a script which fakes sudo permission and sends the credentials to some public endpoint.
What worst can happens with me 😭
Today I was giving Salesforce online assignment, and in middle of test my webcam start flickering, I was not able to give that test.
There is a lot of problem with @Lenovo laptop webcam. I have seen this earlier also. Anyone also faced this ?
Recently I have seen many quant company setting criteria,
CG 8-8.5+ and codeforces rating 2000+ ☠️. All this for non circuital, I am not targeting quant company but still I have seen many of my friends who grind codeforces and reached a nice rating, but still 2000+ is insane.
fault tolerance = replication (mechanism) + the properties it buys you.
availability: system keeps taking writes during failure
recoverability: system doesn't lose committed data during failure
Kafka's ISR and Raft's quorum commit sit at different points on this tradeoff.
Most people think pub/sub is just "publisher sends, subscriber receives." But the real depth is underneath — broker crashes, write scaling, why Kafka serializes logs per partition. Every design decision traces back to: does message order matter?
Must watch it's yt channel, you will definitely get to know many new concepts which is explained in a simplified way 🙌
Minimal QUIC-based P2P networking library in Go.
No identity, no discovery — just transport + routing.
- Route-based stream handlers
- Symmetric nodes, either side initiates
- Datagrams for fire-and-forget
- Binary framing, connection pooling
github.com/Dishank-Sen/quicn…
NAT traversal is genuinely one of the ugliest problems in P2P networking.
Most apps solve using a TURN relay as fallback — you end up routing through a server anyway, defeating the whole point.
QUIC makes this slightly cleaner but doesn't eliminate it. How are you handling this?







