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[Yogini Bende @hey_yogini]

- 5 remote jobs
- 7 internships
- 12 opportunities from India
- 9 from the US
- 11 from Europe!

Today, I sent 50 job opportunities to 600+ developers and designers.

[Sneha Farkya @sneha_farkya]

Just a dream coming live through a lot of struggles, hard-work and wrinkles 🫶✨!

Jay Shree Krishna🙏🧿🤍

[Priyansh Agarwal @Priyansh_31Dec]

My google hiring story has been pretty eventful.

- In 2021, I cleared the coding test for Google internship and got invited for interviews. I got an offer from Goldman Sachs first so my college placement cell forced me to not sit for the interviews.

- In Jan 2022, I got India Rank 1 in Google Kick Start and was hoping to get an interview call but didn’t get it.

- In Aug 2022, I applied off campus for full time role after my GS internship. Got a really good feedback in all the interview rounds but the hiring got paused.

- I waited for a very long time to hear back but after 8 months I made peace with the fact that I am not getting an offer.

- In 2024, I applied again and finally got an offer.

I had almost assumed that I would never make it to Google because somehow every time something weird used to happen.

[Saksham @Saksham395]

@I_Pr1yanshu @Google @kirat_tw @striver_79 You gonna make it to Google...all the best buddy❤️

[Archie Sengupta @archiexzzz]

> born in taiwan
> worked as a dishwasher at Denny's
> went to Stanford
> got a job
> quit the job
> went to california
> started nvidia
> pitched sequoia w/o a business plan
> ventured into 3D chips
> launched failed with NV1 chips
> sold 250,000 to Diamond multimedia
> 249,000 returned back to nvidia
> NV1 ended in disaster
> developed NV2 with Sega
> NV2 was also doomed
> had 1 shot to create the perfect chip
> bought "emulator" from a dying company
> made RIVA 128NV3
> nvidia engineers made the best inverse texture mapping engine
> sold 1 million units
> developed first programmable chip GeForce 256
> that was the world's first GPU
> massive success
> went public in 1999
> partnered with Microsoft to build XBox
> didn't want to get trapped in the gaming market only
> 2006, decided to put CUDA in GPUs
> molecular dynamics, seismic processing, CT reconstruction, image processing were now open to explore
> andrew ng came in with his ug student ian goodfellow to build a GPU server in his dorm room
> 100x seedup in training neural networks on GPUs
> Yann LeCunn at NYU as doing the same, all if them reached out to nvidia
> Nvidia decided to put it's bet into AI which was in 2012 a 0 billion dollar market
> nvidia reached to every single AI researcher in the planet
> got positive feedback
> continued building for AI
> OpenAI launched ChatGPT
> suddenly everyone was bullish on AI
> 1999 stock price was <$0.5
> today, nvidia stands at $1220+
> a 298,534.15% increase
> 31 years of nvidia
> $3T in market cap in 2024

Jensen Huang and Nvidia, ladies and gentlemen.

[Pranav Mehta @i_pranavmehta]

I used to think I would enjoy the attention once I build a good physique. but once you have a physique that stands out, you start hating all the staring you get in public because no matter where you go people stare!

For the same reason I usually wear lose clothes now, kinda similar to the one I used to wear when I was fat, the intention in both cases was to hide my physique. Life is a weird circle.

[Pranav Mehta @i_pranavmehta]

I am a kinda private person and avoid sharing my personal life unless there's a learning which could help others (hence never shared a lot about my love life either), however I guess this instance might be helpful.

I was dating this girl for sometime but we eventually broke up as I realised she had cheated on me on multiple occasions, but a few months ago she pinged back and came clean, she confessed how things went downhill after we parted ways and that she misses me big time and wanted to give it another shot whole-heartedly.

We were in a relationship for a considerable amount of time and I too felt it would be worth giving it another shot(maybe stupid, but it's what it is).

So we gave it another shot! This time things were obvio different, I mean she literally was the "ideal" gf, anything I could've ever wished for, even when I wasn't able to reciprocate she kept putting in more efforts, kept trying harder, did everything a person could do. But I was just not able to establish the emotional connect :( . Ultimately a while ago, I gave up and broke it up (I still feel a bit guilty, but again couldn't really help it out). Sometimes things are broken beyond repair and no matter what you do you'll not be able to fix them).

Take this as a lesson: if you have something beautiful in life, please don't ruin it, don't succumb to instant gratifications and ruin something far more valuable. If you already found that 1 person whom you really vibe with and see a future with, please hold em tight, don't be stupid and never let em go!

[Khushii @VatsaKhushii]

Was going through old ss in my phone, found this .

[MrBeast @MrBeast]

@LeroyterBraak Thank you! It’s taken me awhile to really figure out how to do it with my style of content and on YouTube. I think we’ve started to really find a good sweet spot 🥰

[Saurabh Kumar @drummatick]

During my JEE days, I studied and worked hard, despite having no support or coaching. During college, the hard work decreased a bit, but I was still grinding hard.

Now, when I look back and compare myself to my old self, I feel I’m not doing even 20% of the hard work I did back then and wonder if that phase was real.

I mean, I don’t necessarily need to work that hard, study 6-7 hours per day, follow a strict routine, etc., but deep down, I feel if I started working like I did during my JEE days, I’d be more satisfied with myself.

What motivated me that much back then? Probably the fact that I could change my lifestyle and the condition of my family. Or was it something else? Something that diminishes as you grow up.

[Pranav Mehta @i_pranavmehta]

I haven't achieved a lot in life yet, but whatever has been accomplished till date has always started with me being frustrated at the present condition and saying "fuck it, let's do it". Epic shit always follows.

[Pranav Mehta @i_pranavmehta]

Hn shayd mujhe 2nd year of college mein financially independent hona pda thha.

shayd I had to use a govt laptop (scholarship by HP govt) for most of my bachelors (I did buy a macbook with my "own" money in 4th year)

Shayd I used to travel 3kms just to buy boiled eggs to complete by protein requirements.

A lot more shayds btw,

Maybe main itna privileged ni thha? But I don't blame you for this assumption, most people who don't know me often feel so.

Trust me when I say it- I have seen the hardest of the times (my dad was diagnosed with an incurable disease ~13 years ago, since then he's on bed rest), I started from scratch with no support whatsoever. Financial & emotional difficulties wasnt just a part of the journey but probably the entire journey itself. 🙂

[Ta.Run_0x0 @Tarun_0x0]

Just got paid for the very first time as a fullstack developer . Not giving up finally paid off ✨
Thanks to @kirat_tw for the teachings since cohort 1🙇🏻‍♂️