mohammad fraz

Co-founder @ LearnYard | Ex SWE @Google | 400K+ subscribers @YouTube | TedX Speaker | Ex Educator @Codechef | Ex Educator @Unacademy | Ex Educator @Coding Ninja

[mohammad fraz @mohammadfrazX]

In 2020, during my third year of college, I made my first YouTube video using a ₹5000 Wacom pad.

No face cam. Awkward English. Kitchen noise in the background.

Today, the next step in that journey:

LearnYard is collaborating with Physics Wallah.

[mohammad fraz @mohammadfrazX]

The best developers of the next decade won’t write the most code.

They’ll write the least code
while solving the hardest problems
using AI as leverage.
That gap is about to get very wide.

[mohammad fraz @mohammadfrazX]

$20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 fine on Google by a Russian court.

Google’s value $2 trillion
World’ GDP $110 trillion
Find amount $20 billion trillion trillion

[mohammad fraz @mohammadfrazX]

My parents helping me pack my bag for Dubai 😊.
I shifted to Dubai recently to start my company.

I graduated in 2021 and joined Cultfit as a software engineer, working there for around a year.
Joined Google in 2022 as a SWE II and worked for around 1.5 years.

I earned enough working as an engineer and on YouTube that I could clear the house loan I look to gift my parents this house and start my own company leaving my Job.

Let's see where this journey takes me but rest assured I will do my best along with my solid team 🔥

If you want to see the vlog I made explaining how and why I shifted here is the link https://t.co/2hsFozmBLQ

[mohammad fraz @mohammadfrazX]

Hotstar and Jio Cinema are merging and Hotstar is taking seat as the main platform. Why?

Simple tech reason. Hotstar’s backend is better for handling live sports and targeted ads.

[mohammad fraz @mohammadfrazX]

It’s funny how posts like these tend to show up every now and then, boasting massive offers with all the right numbers but none of the details.

-No company name.
-No real role description.
-Just big, shiny numbers that make you pause for a second.

But here’s the thing: when someone hides the basics, like where they’re supposedly going or what they'll be doing, it's a major red flag.

First off, these kinds of posts are easy to manipulate.
It's simple to throw out inflated numbers when there’s no accountability.

Second, some people do this just to create hype and make others feel like they’re missing out.
It plays into the fear that everyone else is doing better than you.

Third, and probably the most likely, the reality behind the offer is often way different.
Maybe those big bonuses depend on impossible targets or stocks that vest over half a decade.

Or maybe, it’s just fiction.

It’s so easy to fall for these things when you're in the thick of job hunting or negotiating offers.

But don’t let anonymous claims make you doubt your own progress.

Most of the time, they’re just noise.

Focus on yourself, work hard and enjoy the journey❤️

[mohammad fraz @mohammadfrazX]

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