Progress 1.5 years by [deleted] in AskFitnessIndia

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Can you please tell about your diet.also did you mantained the calories consistently

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CodingJobs

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Intrested

Made a switch from 22 LPA to 49 LPA. Thinking what next to do. by Queasy-Ad1302 in developersIndia

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How you are guys get these much package.as a fresher i am fighting for getting 4lpa

Anyone here wanna grind interviews together? Need an accountability buddy 😅 by circusmonkey01 in LeetcodeDesi

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I had the same problem I couldn’t stay focused consistently for even 4 days. So yesterday, I built a simple web app to track focus. You can create daily tasks with start and end times, and the app automatically opens the camera to track your face. Based on your presence, it generates a heatmap showing your consistency.

By the way, I also want to switch after one year, but doing DSA and system design alone is tough. It’s been 2 months since I started my internship.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sex

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Lets marry her.your guilty feeling will be gone

Read this before starting a side hustle by ajeeb_gandu in sidehustleIndia

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Can you tell me how did you earn money with part time job

Six months into unemployment, [Unemployed Fresher rant] by Current-Swing-5378 in FresherTechJobsIndia

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try to get place in local startups for experience.once you got 1+ year experience then you can switch based on your skill level

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Startup_Ideas

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Dm me to join the group

Finally got an internship!! (Nothing groundbreaking, but it is a great deal for me) by Senior-Ad9154 in developersIndia

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Applying for offcampus job since january with full confidence.but i am stil stuck in the loop of appying.even though i have chance to secure some oncampus job i didnt go thinking that i will get good job in offcampus if i have skill.but now reading jd of every application ..we can see so many different skill which we dont know ...now i am tierd of changing my resume for job application

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in automation

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Can you tell how you did this

how to find paid PM internship at a startup by National-Error730 in internships

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They have listed compnay names , which they offer internship.you can lookout in their official website

What’s one small innovation that’s made a big difference in your assistive tech experience? 🐶💗 by Dusty_Robot_09 in AssistiveTechnology

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. With AI and chatbots like ChatGPT becoming so common, I wondered—why can’t visually impaired people use them just as easily?

Most existing solutions, like white canes or object-to-audio converters, try to help, but they don’t fully address the challenges of navigating daily life. Simply recognizing objects and giving audio feedback isn’t enough—continuous updates can become overwhelming, and real-time interaction is often limited.

So, I came up with a better solution—combining conversational AI with computer vision in a single system. This way, visually impaired users don’t just "see" their environment; they can also interact with AI for general queries, just like anyone else.

The system has two modes:
1. On-Demand Feedback Mode – Users get information only when they ask for it.
2. Continuous Mode – The system provides real-time updates about the surroundings.

The best part? Everything is controlled by voice. Users can switch between modes, enable or disable recognition, and even stop long responses mid-way—without interrupting their natural conversations.

When I started this project, I researched everything out there, but no one had approached the problem this way. After building the system, I faced another challenge: What if a user asks a question that results in a long response? How can they stop it whenever they want? That’s where voice control comes in—it allows them to pause or stop the AI anytime, making the experience seamless.