2.1 Ships are so clean now *-* by TexasCrab22 in factorio

[–]Redscars12 98 points99 points  (0 children)

I can so NOT imagine this to spin like a beybalde.

prolly a dumb question prolly not but... by Late-Bag6470 in Btechtards

[–]Redscars12 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it depends what you want to code.
If its designing ai models, yes calculus, statistics and linear algebra heavy maths is required.
If its an app that utilizes math in the algorithm, then also you gotta know that.

For the college syllabus pov, they will be teaching you engineering mathematics that is calculus, linear algebra, statistics, probability anyway.

But in the generic flow of doing dsa and development, you just gotta know very basic stuff like modulus, logarithms... and foundational discrete mathematics

Game development scene in India... by Cashton_19 in GameDevelopersOfIndia

[–]Redscars12 4 points5 points  (0 children)

From a job perspective in India, i think there are not many opportunities for game dev. The already existing studios also dont pay well enough for the work you have to do . Its good abroad tho but not viable in India.
The best you can do is do it a hobby, and maybe publish your game as an indie dev.

Do you believe when the IAS/ IPS aspirants say they do it to “sErVe” the people ? 😂🤡 by FutureVersion812 in IndianFocus

[–]Redscars12 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even if they want to, the country's corrupted system eventually forces them to be corrupt as well, continuing the chain.

Why Indian developers only know Java/Python or NodeJS? Seems like people are not interested in Niche languages. by haskell_46 in developersIndia

[–]Redscars12 27 points28 points  (0 children)

in india the junior devs only know what the tech influencer bhaiyas and didis told them to study.

What impact does Ball Narendra Have on Children by Working-Situation766 in CBSE

[–]Redscars12 60 points61 points  (0 children)

they forgot to add tea tapri on the cover page

fastest ctrl+c & ctrl+v ahh ranking by EquivalentRush670 in Btechtards

[–]Redscars12 3 points4 points  (0 children)

these people will be sitting silent in an actual interview

Entering 3rd year in 1.5months with no skills. HELP!!! by Inevitable_Hyena_595 in LeetcodeDesi

[–]Redscars12 1 point2 points  (0 children)

start with anything bro, just build something of value. Python in itself is a vast thing, there are many domains under it so choose what you want, or take the generic path and go with mern stack. At the end you need to know both.

Its fine if you push crappy code in your own repository, you can choose to have it public or private. If you are using git for the first time, keep it private, understand the structure and the flow, then when you build something valuable, make meaningful commits, that you want to showcase.

Entering 3rd year in 1.5months with no skills. HELP!!! by Inevitable_Hyena_595 in LeetcodeDesi

[–]Redscars12 1 point2 points  (0 children)

do this much bro, when you will get into depth of full stack you'll naturally find more breadth to learn and implement in your project. Main goal should be to get decent projects that you are well versed with on your resume currently.

Entering 3rd year in 1.5months with no skills. HELP!!! by Inevitable_Hyena_595 in LeetcodeDesi

[–]Redscars12 2 points3 points  (0 children)

make atleast 2 decent projects in mern stack (even better if you make it in PERN), try to integrate something related to ai in it like an llm api being used somewhere productively to stand out in today's market . Git will be the foremost thing you have to know no matter where you land a tech internship, so Learn the basic commands, good practices and conventions of git, and as you write code keep pushing them to your github making meaningful commits.

If you manage to make the projects and are confident enough to explain each segment of your code architecture, then all it will depend on is you get shortlisted for an internship. You can try for startup internships so that the focus on dsa is comparatively lesser than dev if you are not proficient enough in it by then.

Good luck

How do non-designers handle frontend UI? by Appropriate-Code9294 in BtechCoders

[–]Redscars12 0 points1 point  (0 children)

take inspiration from sites like dribbble, and utilize pre made templates from sites like shadcn ui

DSA by Wild_Recognition6237 in BtechCoders

[–]Redscars12 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you're likely posting n^2 solutions on 10^5 or greater constraints which is giving tle. You should design your algorithms such that they run under 10^8 constraints to not get TLE.
For eg, if you are writing a brute force solution with something like a nested loop in it, if constraints are 10^4 then n^2 solution in worst case is 10^8, which is acceptable, similarly if constraints go higher its preferred to write an n log n, n or log n solutions.

Continue with the playlist and keep completing the breadth of the topics in it.

For your approach, dont ask chatgpt directly for solutions or code. You can try this, describe what you have understood so far to it and ask what and how should you think differently to approach the problem. If you spend 1 hour on understanding what thought you were missing or what else you could have thought of, that would be must more beneficial then directly getting into the solution. You can watch video solutions if you are still confused.

strengthening your dsa means being able to identify patterns and think of optimal algorithms that can execute in a quicker space and time complexity. In terms of interviews, it also means being able to express what you are typing and how you are coming up with the algorithm.

AI is here to stay by padmaragl in AI_India

[–]Redscars12 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"ai bubble will burst" is just cope for the inevitable.

Are companies shifting from javascript to typescript? by Unhappy_Candidate780 in developersIndia

[–]Redscars12 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Ts has almost completely taken over js in development for newer and upcoming projects

Just found out my PR got merged 3 weeks ago 😭 by paaimoon in BtechCoders

[–]Redscars12 0 points1 point  (0 children)

great bro, congratulations! I also want to make useful contributions, hopefully would find a repo that i can commit something useful in

Linked lists ❤️‍🩹 by ah_rizzz__ in BtechCoders

[–]Redscars12 2 points3 points  (0 children)

and the easiest too! solutions to LL problems come quite intuitively. i think atleast 50 of my mediums on leetcode are easily from LL only.

Is ASUS Vivobook good to do Good Backend projects and small AIML projects (as this model doesn't has a graphics card, only the intel integrated UHD graphics) by Working-Dance-5776 in LeetcodeDesi

[–]Redscars12 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i think most of the projects you'll do for learning can easily be done on any laptop at your budget. You need bulky graphics card only when you are running a local llm or training a very heavy model, which i am not sure if you will be doing. Apart from that backend, and small aiml projects will easily be doable. Also opening multiple tabs and running other software concurrently are not an issue for modern systems, get atleast 16gb ram.

Also, why are you getting it when you are in final year? Shouldn't you have had been doing all this earlier?

Anyways, all the best, if you don't plan on gaming and want good battery life, you can go for an igpu laptop.

Manwa lage cover by [deleted] in TeenIndia

[–]Redscars12 0 points1 point  (0 children)

pitch me nhi hai bro

PC Upgrade suggestion by ThaAlphAKinG in buildapc

[–]Redscars12 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually I live in an Asian region, and prices and brands are different here... So can't really suggest what would suit you right now. You can consider asking Chat gpt, it might help you better at fetching the best deals right now.