After a bit of a struggle, I finally finished setting up the Wagtail development environment.
Time to explore the codebase, pick up issues, and start contributing to open source.
Anyone here contributed to Wagtail? Would love to hear your thoughts on the org.
#GSoC
@rakshit_yadav19 https://t.co/5y3MSRhcJW
even i dont know i saw i can make money on that i jumped straight on the website people earn 8 dollars per hour for doing some sort of ai training and checking work
I came across a video about Outlier, so I signed up, added my skills, and started taking the assessments.
Has anyone here worked with Outlier before?
Is it actually legitimate, and what has your experience been like?
@rsshanmugam@i_shannu7@ayushi_heree But where ai is going to run if there are no chips to run that🙃
So CS and Electronics particularly VLSI go hand in hand
@ayushi_heree see CS wont get crushed so easily
as we have not even started, the pace is good but still it is just the beginning.
but yeah electronics(vlsi), and aeronautics are good future proof but not so much well developed in tier 2 or 3 colleges like CS is developed
@i_shannu7@ayushi_heree see the thing is india is the biggest market for all mobile phones but we dont have our own microchip.
And even not a single plant to manufacture chips for other companies but recently only govt invested
xxxxxxx crores for this project so yeah vlsi will boom particularly india
@hassane_ih Because when something is presented with clarity, confidence, and intent it builds instant trust.
And I read it somewhere that apple also uses some kind of scent in its packaging and also packaging is done in such a way that no one wants to throw it.
@alviahmed_ @diiksshaaaa I’d suggest watching beginner friendly course like telusko java course you can search it on Youtube. After that, start solving LeetCode questions even just the easy ones to build logic and problem solving skills. That’s exactly what I’m doing.
And then aim for open source