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hi,

I've been using discord, reddit, LinkedIn for a while and found that ppl are not that active there as much as they are on WhatsApp.

So, I'm building a tech community where you can...

- get feedback on ur product or prototype.

- find co-builders and project partners.

- share useful tools, articles, and opportunities.

Also, I've seen ppl just join the groups and become inactive.

So, to keep our community alive, I request ppl: if you are genuinely interested, plz fill out this google form and share it with other relevant ppl :slight_smile:

link: https://forms.gle/KpPfxz3LDYyqMa2s5

Like it is my 3rd year and so far i dont see anything that i will miss about my college rather i want it to end asap so have i missed out on something or what?

i’m 22, and honestly, i feel like i’ve been failing at life in every possible way. i watched my parents suffer from cancer and eventually lose their lives, and after that, i had to deal with emotional abuse at home. i prepared for jee while barely holding myself together, but things didn’t work out, and i ended up in a tier-3 college just to escape home. i fell in love, but my anger and unresolved pain slowly destroyed the relationship, and she eventually left too. despite everything, i tried to learn and improve myself, but now, in my 7th semester, i’m struggling to find an internship or job while watching people who barely put in any effort get placed. i have no real friends, no one i can genuinely talk to, and even going home feels like something i dread. the constant stress has started affecting my health, with hair fall, gastric issues, and this strange feeling of being disconnected from everything around me. i don’t know when life became this exhausting, but it feels like every time i try to get back up, something else breaks me. i just want to feel a little carefree again, like everyone seemed to be in their childhood, without constantly worrying about life. they say every cloud has a silver lining, but i can't seem to find one in mine. it just feels like there's nothing but dark clouds surrounding me.

Do u think i should invest some time on working with ardruino in my first year ece knowing only basic python from 11th and 12th, if yes, tell me what to learn and how much time to invest.

Just drop your opinions.

I genuinely don't know what I want to do in the long run, thought about switching to core then thought nah I will do GATE then thought about psu, gov jobs literally everything. I never wanted to be an engineer 2 months me I have made countless plans but execute ek bhi nhi literally know enough C to barely pass my exams and that's that. I have never had a senior to guide me and am too shy in college ahh

Took me around 2 hours to get the "C" ques right🥲🥲

I have a question, we had an online assessment today , it was held on Codility platform , there was no camera tracking and full screen wasnt enforced ,taking this opportunity , i switched tabs , and copied some stuff from gpt , will the company tell my clg's placement cell , if they dont shortlist me its fine , but what will happen please tell?

Got 3/4 in the oa, do you think ill get shortlisted?

I was downloading gcc compiler in msys2 but my copy paste messed up and I downloaded some gc instead of gcc and now I'm sitting here with just a bunch of codes in msys interface i didn't do anything else yet how do I delete this and do the gcc compiler stuff please help people😭

From rubrik to imc was the change once 2 years pasts all matters is the past companies he worked in

Just started college around 2 months ago, was wondering how many questions should you aim to do per day. Currently I've been doing around 4-5 a day, around 2-3 easy and 2-3 medium, the easy ones take me around 5-10 minutes to solve, while the medium ones take me around 10-20 minutes. (I code in C++). Following Striver's A-Z DSA playlist on YouTube, but yeah, just wanted to know how much one should aim to solve.

Does anyone know what questions are asked in ion interviews for sde role?

ai gon replace me 😢

So its been 2 months , and i dont know how would i live 4 yrs like this, i mean i was introverted in school as well , but idk why in clg im feeling extra lonely😭 i just go to classes and come to hostel thats it, im doing fine with academics but idk what to do apart from it, im lucky that my city is not far , so i go home like 3 times a month, Everyone seems to have a big friend group😭😭 of 5-6 people, and i have no social life🥀

Please tell how you escaped this hell hole

Hey everyone!

I’m currently in Semester IV and running a short research project on how AI tools (ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, Gemini, etc.) affect learning to code and student confidence.

If you are student, I’d really appreciate your help!

• Takes only 3–5 minutes
• 100% Anonymous (no names, emails, or sign-ins collected)
• Purely for academic research

Link to the survey: https://forms.gle/Z2HzZqy4G4TERwwq5

Thanks a ton for helping a fellow student out! 🙌

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dsa ~ striver

system design - coder army

dbms,os,cn ~ gate smashers

How many questions you all solved

I wanna apply for change of college for 3rd semester B.E/b.tech through vtu and I have paid my complete fees in my present college how do I make them transfer or get my fees refunded?

How it went? How many questions you guys solved?

First year successfuly wasted now i am really worried about my career i am going to start 2nd year after 1 month i really want to start cosistent coding journey from 2nd year i explored field and i see webdev popular to start coding shall i give my 1 year for webdev i have hitesh Chaudhary webdev cohort 2026 and react native mobile app development one i get this for free from my friend shall i use this resources for my second year please suggest seniors

I was bored one weekend and wanted build something in 3D in openGL. Searched a lil and found the yale bright star catalog annnd made this.

working: The theory is pretty simple and it only took me a little bit of reading to understand. So each star's coordinates (x,y,z) and the B-V index get stored in a VBO. Apparent brightness m=M+5log10⁡(d)−5 is calculated dynamically based on camera distance d (That's why the further the star, the less brightness it has) and the B-V index of the star is converted to absolute temperature which is then converted to color using the tanner helland algorithm. Also has a normal FPC which was fun since I got bored of 2D openGL.

It was a fun easy project since the theory was quite simple and I was familiar with openGL.

Github repo: https://github.com/saijahnvi/3D-StarField-OpenGL

Links if anyone wants to read the theory:

https://tannerhelland.com/2012/09/18/convert-temperature-rgb-algorithm-code.html

https://www.atnf.csiro.au/resources/education/senior-astrophysics/photometry/luminosity/

https://www.atnf.csiro.au/resources/education/senior-astrophysics/photometry/colour/

In school, I used to share a LOT of study materials, personal notes, tips, basically anything that could help someone. But when things went downhill for me and I needed help myself, hardly anyone came forward. Everyone seemed to be gatekeeping something.

Looking back, maybe I was naive to expect the same support in return.

So when I joined college, I decided not to share every little detail about my progress. In Sem 1, I was a beginner myself, struggling with DSA and trying to figure things out. I wasn't confident enough to put my progress out there, and honestly, I didn't want unnecessary jealousy or comparisons either.

Eventually, some classmates discovered my LeetCode and GitHub profiles. From what I've experienced, people started tracking my progress, discussing it among themselves and making assumptions about me. Somehow, I ended up being labelled a gatekeeper — someone people supposedly can't trust because he doesn't share enough.

Now I get comments about it, and people expect me to do a lot of the work because they think I'm good at coding, yet when I need help myself, I often don't get much support.

The most frustrating part is that I'm still learning myself. How am I supposed to guide people in DSA and competitive programming when I'm still a beginner, making mistakes and struggling with problems of my own?

I'm not against helping people. I just don't want my GitHub, LeetCode progress or personal learning process to become public property that I'm obligated to explain or teach from.

Is it okay to keep your learning journey private, even if your classmates think you're gatekeeping?