Just published my first article on Medium about AWS Redshift Architecture.
Would love for you to give it a read and share your feedback. 🙏🏻
https://t.co/2E1EfeWsG6
See, it worked in my case tbh. I’m not an insane-level programmer either. Pick a specific niche like DSA, building cool projects with real users, OSS, etc and become really good at that. At the same time start applying after a few months of serious consistency. I’m 100% sure you’ll land something.
One random thing I want to share with you guys:
Money is obviously one of the main things we work for. But when you stop chasing money and start doing something purely out of passion and curiosity, success often follows and money follows success.
So instead of aggressively chasing the highest-paying roles, focus on doing something you genuinely love. Get really good at it and let the money follow.
After a very long and busy work week, we’re finally in the weekend. 😭
My simple plan for this weekend: play some games and spend way too much time on social media.
So far, I’m really happy to be working with Nano Collective. It’s one of the best orgs I’ve contributed to and now I’m working as a maintainer, actively fighting PR spam while building things with a community that genuinely deserves to contribute to OSS.
I’m planning to build a PC around ₹2.5-3 lakh but it’s my first time building one. If you have experience with this please suggest some good builds/components. My main use case is working with big monorepos with tons of compilation, Docker, running multiple agents, a bit experimenting with local models, and generally doing high-intensity coding.