backend, devops and aiml
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rarely anyone uses their brain while building with codex and claude, this could be a sign that leetcode will be in more demand than ever to test person’s intelligence. tho hackerrank removed leetcode like questions for interviews feels like everybody is divided into 2 part
i used to be a very good programmer, built an OS from scratch in C ; a compiler from scratch.
this evening i sat and tried to solve an easy leetcode. and i was blank, didn’t know wtf to do.
im not sure how to feel about this.
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Google's comeback is so crazy imagine being laughed at a year ago thinking they've lost ai race and boom now they're at top! One thing i realized is google is in really good hands
I did say we'd be releasing our models periodically...introducing Gemini 4 Carbon, our next frontier model.
Following Argon's release just two weeks ago, Carbon shows the pace at which we’re pushing the frontier, it ranks #1 on the recently updated v5.0 of @ArtificialAnlys Intelligence Index at 59. It also leads across key cybersecurity evaluations scoring 88.2% on SEC-bench Pro for finding vulnerabilities, 54.8% on ExploitGym for exploitation, and 71.0% on CWE-bench for patching.
We’re seeing significant improvements in long-horizon tasks even compared to Argon, and we’ve strengthened frontier safeguards.
As we did with Argon, we’re going to roll it out gradually + responsibly. Some trusted cyber defenders will get access starting this week. We'll be expanding it to more partners through our Fairwind Program, ahead of wider availability soon, so hang tight!
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few weeks into opensource and i now can’t think of anything except improving the product or service, any website i came across my first thought is like this could be better or they should have this functionality
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thank you elon for fulfilling my younger self’s dreams, not sure will i be able to experience this in my lifetime but i gives me chills things like this exist.
Congrats to the whole tesla and spacex team! you guys are real innovators and inspiration
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Google Docs is has become so hard to use, it has become so much big with different functionality that it feels overwhelming .
Even the slightest changes such as adding text is hard to find.
most of google products are really good but this i am done with.
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I don’t like this new chatgpt version , so much unnecessary diagrams and and quizzes and all maybe it’s good but i am really used to plain answers at this point
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with the exams and practical going on i might not be able to code for a while but once its done i wanna build some stuffs with neural networks and ml it's so interesting i wish i had explored this things year or two before
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there was a time i wanted to contribute to opensource but the code bases used to feel so overwhelming but this time i didn't back off and kept going took help of docs,ai and countless debugging.
and finally i have raised 2 PR's at @ProcessingOrg, implemented a feature too.
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this govt has completely ruined india’s reputation and it’s people just to serve their masters
Unfortunately, we are being blocked by certain oligarchs in order to maintain their monopolistic chokehold on the Indian people. You can guess who they are …
This is a crime against the people of India!
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half the dev tools i use now, i never picked. claude code picked them.
it reached for a library, installed it, wrote the config, and i just kept going. no landing page convinced me. no comparison table. no thread.
if you build dev tools, your next user is going to meet you through an agent. clear docs, a readme that explains itself, a cli that works on the first try. that's your marketing now.
the best landing page in 2026 is the one an agent can read.
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also the way they promotes their course is “ai is gonna take your jobs” in thumbnail then in the video “here’s the course which which will get you job”
prerequisite of learning anything is genuine curiosity and sheer determination
I was part of cohort-2 and back then it was actually fine because we didn’t have all these advanced AI tools that can teach you almost anything from scratch.
at this point, spending money on most bootcamps or courses feels kinda unfair. even charging people for them feels unfair
people on X know this very well, but i genuinely feel bad for people outside the AI bubble who still think the conventional way of learning is the best way.
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One thing I've realized is that if you're using ai to write code or anything make sure you understand every line of code from first principle otherwise your development skill won't get improve the intuition is still the most important part in development.
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today’s logs:
- learned about ai agents and their architecture
- learned about how model transformers work ( decoder only )
- worked on the pull request at processing
- decided to build 2 new projects ( super excited )
today's logs:
- studied about life cycle of ml,applications, tensor and its examples,
- explored jupyter notebook,anaconda,spyder and stuff like that
- went through the openmrs and processing web editor architect also did some experiments . find few bugs and improvements.
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the whole field of graphic designing is going to be dead if it’s not already.. ai will soon take all the digital jobs
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i have been trying to contribute in opensource projects and one thing i have realized is that having the knowledge of devops just makes things easier specifically things like CI/CD and docker. things like that should be studied in full depth
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so many people are doing nitpicking and hating on him let me share you my story:
When i was in school i always used to get fascinated by the design of logos,posters and other stuffs. And at that time there was covid so i used to spend all day doing designing.
india keeps rewarding mugging up PCM and then wonders where the hackers went.
JEE is not computer science. GATE is not cybersecurity. rank is not competence.
our examination fetish is killing technical talent:
ni5arga.github.io/notes/indi…
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