7/7
Want to know how to get ahead?
Start with something so small it feels stupid.
That's the shortcut to the fun part: actually making things.
What's the one piece of tech on your 'to-learn' list that's been intimidating you the most? No judgment, we've all been there.
I was re-reading "The First 20 Hours" by Josh Kaufman, and it nails the feeling every developer knows: long list of tech we want to learn (new frameworks, languages, cloud tech), but calendar with no free time.
It's the classic trap. But the real enemy isn't your calendar. 🧵
6/7
Trick your mind to break the barrier
Instead of "Learn React" your goal is "Render a single <p> tag from one component"
Instead of "Master Docker" it's "Write a Dockerfile for a basic 'Hello World' Node app"
See the difference? One is a mountain the other is a single step.
Day 11/100.
The new normal: Job, DSA, and a whole lot of Garba.
No complaints here! Keeping the code and the festive spirit alive. ✨
#100DaysOfCode#Garba#Navratri2025
Day 10 of #100DaysOfCode
Some DSA done despite of the Monday blues.
Swapped the usual workout for the Navratri ground! The best kind of cardio.
Happy Navratri! ✨ #Navratri#developer
Combining my update for Day 8 & 9 of #100DaysOfCode
revised react state management and hooks.
Completed a few leetcode problems
jogged & walked few kms
Keeping the momentum going through the weekend. #Developer#ProblemSolving
Good communication can help you lead teams and build empires. I, on the other hand, just accidentally agreed to a complete project rewrite on a Friday evening because I couldn't say no.
One week down! Day 7 of #100DaysOfCode is complete,
✅Project Major progress on the backend today
✅LeetCode Solved the daily challenge question.
❌Fitness: The #MumbaiRains strike again!
Solid week of progress, feeling good and ready for the next one #WebDev#developer
afaik i'm the only one with an actually smart TV
here's a demo of full computer use with just a remote, sitting on a couch. i can even get work done while chasing a toddler lmao
reply below if you want to be a beta tester & i'll send you the download (mac only)
- everything runs locally, no cloud AI. uses 4gb of gpu memory
- mic is on the remote, so you can whisper into it, or use in crowded/loud environments
- transcribes text directly or runs keyboard shortcuts / applescript if it sounds like an action command "i.e. close this page"
- 600ms response time on my m3 max (transcription + LLM tool calls)
- continuous transcription previews available. can be auto-turned off on battery to conserve battery
- no apple tv remote required, you can also use your phone as the remote (screenshot below)
even for direct transcription, it's quite a different experience than regular transcription software because you don't need to be close to your computer mic or your keyboard. you can be pacing around, which i love doing when writing long prompts
also... the apple siri remote is a beautiful piece of hardware and has apple-quality trackpad. it's kind of a must for a good remote
✅Day 5 of #100DaysOfCode challenge.
Today was about tending to the roots.
Polished up on React concepts and solved a DSA problem.
Fitness took a backseat.
Remember:
The work you put in today is for a future harvest. Till then keep watering the plants.
#React#developers
Day 6 of #100DaysOfCode Progress on all fronts today!
✅LeetCode: Solved another question the 'Design a Food Rating System' problem.
✅Fitness: Got a 5km walk in.
Feeling energized and ready for tomorrow!
Small, consistent efforts are adding up. #Coding#ProblemSolving