Until you realize ai is still a computer does and does EXACTLY what you tell it to do and nothing more. Sooner or later your project falls apart under pressure. And not to mention you’ll fail any technical design interview. Death by a thousand cuts
If I could go back 6 years, I'd tell myself:
> Don't spend 1000 hours on LeetCode.
> Don't memorize Big O notation.
> Don't stay up debugging edge cases.
> Don't read that 500-page system design book.
Just:
• Learn enough to understand what you're asking AI to do
• Build one project
• Get the job
• Use AI from day 1
You just wasted 5 years optimizing for a world that no longer exists.
The world moved faster than you could learn. 😭
Smart Video Wallpaper Reborn plays the video but has no sense of time, so I wrote the part that decides which one. It goes by the month, whether the sun is up, and what the sky is doing outside. Setup is just folders
https://t.co/FGEqoTJpiM
Python, stdlib only, MIT
RESTful APIs may be dead soon. Instead, web services may expose a single POST entry point for a prompt. Internally, an AI agent may decide how to interpret it and what to do with the data and the database.
Skillsync helps companies find elite (but overlooked!) engineers on GitHub based on what they have actually built.
It analyzes public GitHub contributions and turns them into structured skill profiles that recruiters & hiring managers can search.
Congrats to @narsagna and @nishantjosh on the launch!
https://t.co/r3C8AD5UE4
@brettaesch Had to work three jobs this summer to comfortably afford to come here this year, and for being an RA for Haury, I get free room and board. I get they need the rise in tuition and room prices to renovate the housing but dang, I feel bad for those less fortunate than me here rn.