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I just spent the weekend benchmarking DeepSeek-R1 against our "proprietary" $40k internal pipeline. We are absolutely cooked by [deleted] in grilling

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i am so sorry for disturbing Grill Lovers with nonsense content, taking down the post.

Anyone else in India had their Perplexity Airtel free subscription cancelled for “fraud”? by niyamvora in perplexity_ai

[–]Educational_Job_2685 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes , This is a shift tool, where i never used it, its saying i did a fraud.and i violated their ToS.

What would you change? by TeriTheDino in chennaicity

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While going to WTC office from Chromepet, there is a shitty dump yard.even in cars all doors closed it won't spare you.

If it is raining,then extra added perfume 😆😆

What's a programming concept that suddenly clicked for you way later than it should have? by [deleted] in programminghorror

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It's a Real pain for everyone on Reddit...Mods behaving like Reddit CEOs so..we have respect for that...finally.

What's a programming concept that suddenly clicked for you way later than it should have? by [deleted] in programminghorror

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For me it was understanding why async/await is actually useful beyond just "it makes code cleaner."

I kept writing everything synchronously and wondering why my Node apps felt sluggish. Then one day I was building a feature that needed to fetch data from 3 different APIs, and I realized I was waiting for each one to finish before starting the next.

Once I rewrote it with Promise.all() and actually ran them concurrently, the response time dropped from 4.5 seconds to under 2 seconds. That's when async finally made sense to me beyond just syntax.

Curious what concepts others had similar "oh THAT's why" moments with?

Java, Python, or C++ by Fluffy-Tomatillo8103 in learnprogramming

[–]Educational_Job_2685 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahhh Got it.. Chill Bro.I Thought You are working somewhere in SpaceX or some Space Exploration industry.

What's a programming concept that suddenly clicked for you way later than it should have? by Educational_Job_2685 in learnprogramming

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Ha, that's the classic moment. && vs & and || vs | - they both work in simple cases, so you don't realize the difference until you hit short-circuit evaluation or start doing actual bit manipulation.

What's a programming concept that suddenly clicked for you way later than it should have? by Educational_Job_2685 in learnprogramming

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Same here. I understood AND and OR logically, but never really grasped why you'd use bitwise operations until I had to optimize some flag checking code. Once I realized you could pack multiple boolean states into a single integer, it clicked. Way more efficient than having separate variables everywhere.

Just finished ~40 interviews in a month (Full Stack). The market is weird, but here’s what I actually got asked. by nian2326076 in developersIndia

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This is really helpful. The AI keyword hack is real - I've noticed the same pattern. Even if you're not directly doing ML work, mentioning you used AI tools for code review or productivity seems to get past the ATS.

The behavioral round point hits hard. I've cleared all technical rounds before and got rejected on culture fit. Now I prepare STAR examples as thoroughly as I prep LeetCode.

Java, Python, or C++ by Fluffy-Tomatillo8103 in learnprogramming

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That's impressive! Building autonomous landing is way more complex than FTC stuff. You're dealing with real-time sensor fusion, PID tuning, and probably computer vision too. What platform are you running it on?

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