Rohit

Senior Software Engineer

[Rohit @rohitCodes0326]

🚀 Had an amazing experience at the TrueFoundry Hackathon at Polaris School of Technology!
It was a great opportunity to step out of the classroom and actually build, experiment, and solve problems with a team.

[Rohit @rohitCodes0326]

Looking forward to building more, learning more, and taking on the next challenge. 🚀
#TrueFoundry #Hackathon #PolarisSchoolOfTechnology #Innovation #Technology #StudentDevelopers #BuildAndLearn
#Agentsthatact

[Rohit @rohitCodes0326]

🚀 Had an amazing experience at the TrueFoundry Hackathon at Polaris School of Technology!
It was a great opportunity to step out of the classroom and actually build, experiment, and solve problems with a team.

[Rohit @rohitCodes0326]

A big thank you to @TrueFoundry and @Polaris School of Technology for creating such an exciting platform for students to learn, build, and innovate. ���
Also grateful to everyone I worked with and everyone who made the hackathon such a great experience!

[Rohit @rohitCodes0326]

Team 403 · Iamender
Agents That Act by @truefoundry × @polaris_code

AWS IAM agent: rewrite to least privilege → blast radius → approve before apply (TrueForge).

#AIAgents #BuildInPublic #OpenAI

[Rohit @rohitCodes0326]

#TrueFoundry #Hackathon #PolarisSchoolOfTechnology #Innovation #Technology #StudentDevelopers #BuildAndLearn#AgentsThatAct

[Rohit @rohitCodes0326]

Also grateful to everyone I worked with and everyone who made the hackathon such a great experience!
Looking forward to building more, learning more, and taking on the next challenge. 🚀

[Rohit @rohitCodes0326]

Team 403 · Iamender
Agents That Act by @truefoundry × @polaris_code

AWS IAM agent: rewrite to least privilege → blast radius → approve before apply (TrueForge).

#AIAgents #BuildInPublic #OpenAI

[Rohit @rohitCodes0326]

Buffered = scalable job queue Unbuffered = strict rendezvous Both have their place. But for worker pools? You almost always want the Queue, not the Handshake.Golang #BackendDevelopment #Concurrency #SystemDesign #SoftwareEngineering #CleanCode #Channel #Go

[Rohit @rohitCodes0326]

You’re in a Golang Backend Interview.. The interviewer asks: “Which is better for a worker pool — buffered or unbuffered channels?” Most people jump into definitions. Instead, you explain it the way real systems behave. 🍽️ Imagine your worker pool is a restaurant kitchen.

[Rohit @rohitCodes0326]

jobs should queue, workers should drain. 🟥 Unbuffered Channel = Direct Handoff Waiter must hand the order to a chef in person. ✔ Strong sync ✔ Natural backpressure ✘ Lower throughput ✘ Slow when chefs are busy No queue → both sides must meet every time. 💡 Most devs miss

[Rohit @rohitCodes0326]

Workers = chefs Jobs = orders Channel = how orders reach the kitchen 🟩 Buffered Channel = The Order Queue A shelf where waiters drop orders and chefs pick them when free. ✔ High throughput ✔ No blocking ✔ Smooth parallelism ✔ Scales easily This is how real worker pools run —

[Vijay Patel @vijaygajera]

There are approximately one crore women in Delhi.

₹2100 per woman means ₹2100 crore per month and ₹25200 crore per year.

Delhi’s total budget is ₹75000 crores!

If you count other freebies, there won't be any money for infrastructure.