@vineerpasam Sounds vague. 30 mins to build and understand is too less. Software building is not a rapid fire round. 30 mins ideally should be spent on planning alone.
Unemployment is soul-breaking.
Even on the whole Diwali day, my college placement group was abuzz with queries, problems, and uncertainties, even till 2β3 AM. I was getting notifications the whole day. It made me feel so uncomfortable, a feeling I cannot express in words.
The kind of stress, pressure, and self-doubt final-year and pre-final-year students experience is something you will not know until you have experienced it yourself. Not just in tech, but in all other branches and streams.
People come from various backgrounds, with families taking loans to fund their education, carrying all their hopes on their shoulders that they will lift them out of darkness. Not everyone is privileged enough.
They try their best, struggle every day, and still face rejections. They see their friends getting placed. They celebrate with them, but inside, their self-doubt increases. Not because they envy somebody. They are genuinely happy for their friends, but seeing everybody around them getting placed makes them even more worried about their own future.
On Diwali day, I saw some posts saying, "Kyu bhai? Ek din toh off le sakte ho" (Why bro? You can take at least one day off), regarding some users being live on their platform.
As people move away from reality, they fail to understand that at such times, everything feels dull, and you cannot celebrate anything. You just feel like a criminal everywhere. So people try to stay put, to get some calm, at least.
I just want people to be considerate of others' backgrounds, sufferings, and feelings while posting, saying, or judging someone. Making puns and jokes is fine, but they might somewhere hurt someone.
Nothing personal to any individual. All do great work for the community.
Students themselves do dark comedy to cope with reality every day. It is better than getting depressed.
Of course, you can be dank, dark, and stuff, and there is nothing wrong with that. But what makes us more human is the empathy that we hold for our community.
I have seen people from the 2027, 2026, 2025, 2024, and even 2023 batches struggling to grab an opportunity.
I have experienced this thing firsthand. As days pass, it becomes difficult to console yourself. All those tons of rejections, delays, late-night sufferings, and anxiety. Amazon ghosted me for about two months. Later, that offer came.
So I want all of you to stay put. Never lose hope. It might take time, but it will surely happen.
People say, "Safalta se bada koi utsav nahi"(There is no greater festival than victory). Which is partly true, but never forget that there are small wins we always forget to count, and those matter too.
I believe everyone deserves that congratulations mail π, to see the glitter in their parents' eyes π₯Ή, and no one deserves to be punched down in any way.
I pray for my whole gang that they taste victory soon and proudly say, "We did it!" β€οΈ
@Goura_vk 1 reason - cost.
If AI works overtime even if by 30 mins Companies have to pay for it. Unlike humans who dont demand pay for 1-2 extra hours mostly
@TheVixhal Small to mid level companies cant afford fable. They all still run on github copilot. So yeah reduced but definitely not dead. Thoughts my own.
Happy to share that I completed databases and its concepts, like sharding, replication, and indexing, yesterday. It was a major topic and I'm happy to wrap it up.