Finally updated my portfolio :
https://t.co/yTYevl5N2v
Looking forward to the feedback/Suggestions
Tech Stack used: Next.Js, TailwindCSS, https://t.co/EDZ34pcFfE(email provider for developers)
🚨 Anthropic just showed a 27-minute workshop on how to actually do prompts for Claude.
Taught by the people who built it.
Free. No registration. No paywall.
I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what they teach in the first 8 minutes.
Watch it and Bookmark it now
If you're looking for a platform to practice System Design like coding problems, check this out:
https://t.co/YZNOVel41a
You can practice system design challenges, architecture thinking & real-world scaling problems not just theory
A good place to sharpen your system design skills
AI chats get messy fast.
One conversation becomes 20+ prompts, and finding that one useful answer later becomes almost impossible.
Now imagine researching the same topic across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
Insights end up scattered across different chats and platforms.
So I built OmniBrain.
A Chrome extension that helps you organize your AI conversations.
• Save chats
• Create folders
• Timeline view
• Semantic search
• Jump directly to the exact message
• Works across ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini
Privacy first : everything is stored locally on your device.
Try it here: https://t.co/ADw1I0nfdy
Hello @grok,
Please do a thorough year-by-year analysis of how I’ve changed since the day I joined Twitter. What did I post about, how did my outlook change as the years passed
1/3Reconnecting with the @SkillValley family after ages! 🚀
Sometimes the best meetings happen after months of "we should catch up soon" DMs. Today's virtual reunion was exactly what we all needed.
These faces remind me: building something meaningful isn't just about the product, it's about the people who believe in the vision 💡
3/3Key takeaway: The best teams aren't just colleagues, they're catalysts for each other's success ✨
I've been talking to college grads for months and still today 90% of them are living in 2019.
Here's what I keep seeing over and over again.
Fresh graduates downloading random DSA courses from Telegram. Thinking that grinding Leetcode for 6 months will get them into Google.
They have no idea that AI exists beyond Chatgpt and forget about workflows, agents, or automation.
Meanwhile, the industry is moving on without them.
For them "Vibe coding" is still about finding the right coding partner instead of building tools that actually solve problems for real users.
They're all chasing the same delusion. Some random guy on the internet told them they can get remote jobs in San Francisco making $200k straight out of college.
Everyone is selling them a dream but not the process of building that dream.
I've met freshers who think FAANG companies are just waiting to hire them because they built a todo app following a YouTube tutorial.
They have no idea what it actually takes.
Building a Netflix clone from a tutorial isn't the same as understanding user problems. Copying code isn't the same as solving real business challenges.
The gap between what they're learning and what companies actually need is getting bigger every day.
And the saddest part is that most of them don't even know they're behind until they appear in interviews or face continuous rejections.
here's what I've been advising them .
1/ Stop chasing the FAANG dream based on what worked 5 years ago. Start learning the tools that actually matter today.
2/ Learn AI workflows, not just Chatgpt prompts. Understand automation, agents, and how to build systems that actually scale.
3/ Build something real that solves actual user problems. Not another todo app. Not another Netflix clone.
4/ Ship products to real users. Get feedback. Iterate. Learn what people actually want.