Sukesh Reddy

Full-time seeker of wisdom, part-time crafter of code. Balancing the art of thinking deeply with the science of building elegantly. 🚀📚

[Pritam Chauhan @Im_pritam18]

Dr. Pratosh at IISc Bengaluru tells his students that rapid advances in AI are commoditizing intellectual labour.

He raises an unsettling question: if companies stop recruiting on campus in the next 5���10 years—even at India’s top universities—what will the purpose of a university education be ?

A must watch video for everyone in tech

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

✅I have completed the JS Scope Exercise from W3Schools 💪

#W3Schools
#JS
#Exercises https://t.co/jewtMqvvpe

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

Java/JavaScript has:
<< left shift
>> signed right shift
>>> unsigned right shift
...but no <<< (unsigned left shift)
because left shift is identical for signed/unsigned numbers, so it never needed a separate version 🤯

[Vaibhav Arora @vaibhavhome]

Agent discovers.
Agent applies.

All credit goes to https://t.co/6lCb9239Sa

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

Claude is crazy.

Dont leave your current chat. becuase there is not way to come back to it.. :(

@claudeai @ClaudeDevs

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

This article is by far the most simplest explanation of CAP theorem i have ever come across.

Must read:
https://t.co/OO0aAcpNWY via @_ksat

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

French crop hairstyle 360° guide https://t.co/FwEahkk3rp

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

PowerCellBank Python Implementation Explained https://t.co/fG0GgFR78V

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

https://t.co/AEOmmRHrdS

Today I was stuck with a simple problem. Can some one help me with this ?

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

Nice check mate today…

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

LeetCode 8th April 2026

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

Learnt some thing while solving todays LeetCode POTD

Difference between these two lines of code

here nums: int[] , query:int[]

(A) nums[index] = (nums[index] * query[3]) % MOD7;
(B) nums[index] = (int)((long) nums[index] * query[3] % MOD7);

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

Where as when it comes to (B) we are first type casting the nums[index] to long , since the left side is long even the right operator becomes long and our multiplication does not overflow, then we do the modulo operation which will cut our value to integer range.

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

Though (A) and (B) look similar one causes an int overflow while other does not
In (A) when num[index] is multiplied by query[3] this will cause a "overflow" and though we are doing MOD7 to cut short the value, we will fail because modulo happens after multiplication.

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

@GnaneshRed65747 How are the dev dependencies tracked. Are they part of package.json, Or are there any other way they are stored in the application.

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

#Day_1_OF_Daily_Update :(
Planned to do a lot of things this month ,

SDE Update:
Did leet code only 40% of the days ,

AI Engineer: Learning Linear Algebra,
Completed only 2 videos , of Linear Algebra by Gilbert stang Need to complete the entire playlist by next week.

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

dayOne of doing leet code for the first 10 days , if any one is on the same place as i am lets sync up connect and grow together.

#leetcodeday1 #day1of10daysofcode # swe #leetcode #codewithme

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

@Ronycoder Free

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

@itsmayankhere Let's sync up

[Sukesh Reddy @reddy_sukesh_CS]

@Damondyor Interested