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this is the definition of life goals.

CRED's landing page should be a case study for every aspiring frontend engineer, UI/UX designer. The raw appeal is so high. Most folks confuse the purpose of a landing page with aesthetics, true, that is definitely an angle but the most important business translatable metric is the dwell time of every user. , I cannot back it with data, but I can practically bet on the fact that their landing page has a much higher dwell time than most of the other companies. The attention to detail, the clear intention to capture user attention and a clear call to action. All bases are checked. If you haven't gone through it, do experience, adding the link below. Kudos to the CRED's engineering team.

The Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad is so tragic. Heart wrenching visuals. We should not have airplane failures in this day and age for any reason whatsoever.

how is this possible? how can a photo verification be bypassed?

was looking for a mobile app developer freelancer and opened fiverr; most of the profiles feel so scammy.

🚨 Google has started indexing shared ChatGPT conversations. Yes, it is a privacy nightmare but here's how to access it and use it to your advantage: - Use it as a way to do market research. Just go to Google, type in "site:chatgpt .com/share" plus any keyword. Now you will see the chat threads of real people talking. Its like having access to everyone's search intent, unfiltered and raw. - We have opened up a new content database. We now have millions of AI-human conversations indexed by Google. It is a content goldmine! I was just browsing past a few of them, it is weirdly unique how much humans rely on ChatGPT and put in prompts or "talk" to it as if it is a real human. Insane human search intent discovery goldmine is here for free. Make the most of it.

it’s going to sound cringe. do it anyway. start a "brag list." a running file of every single win. big or small. life or work. this list is your personal antidote to self-doubt and let it be your response to impostor syndrome. it stops being cringe the first time it saves you.

Cold emails must be well-thought-out and tailored. But let's say when asking for referrals to a company employee, you have cracked the pattern of email, now you just want to trigger emails, and all you know is the who, and who to send the email to. And rely on the numbers game. The more shots you take, the higher the response percentage. What is the best place to list out the individuals working in an organisation? Linkedin? Let's freeze LinkedIn for now. Just send the names, let the app figure out the valid email pattern or reject. And send the email based on the intent, let's say, Referral, Job Enquiry, Meetup. And SHOOT THE EMAILS! Sounds interesting? Here is the Chrome extension SendStack. Currently, a pet project and developer-friendly. Suggestions to make it better? If it feels useful, I can release it.

in college i juggled too many internships, freelance projects, marketing, copywriting, content writing, and my vast coursework and tried everything for that extra breadth. trying to make that extra passive income flow. tough to unlearn these things because this is what is pushed by mainstream influencers. tho these experiences compound and give a breadth of exposure, i would still prefer to be locked in on one big thing than a bunch of things.

I hate DSA. If you are someone who hates DSA, this is for you. Getting rejected by some of the big tech companies made me realise that we can not skip it. For those who think that since it is not an in-person interview, they can cheat their way through the interviews, try taking mock interviews. You will know when someone cheated. The eyes don't lie. Here's how to get better, at least this is what has worked for me. Doing at least 1 problem every day, the ideal way is to use the POTD, but if not, any problem. There might be days when you are overwhelmed with work at college or your current organisation. Don't fight it. Accept it. We think that motivation and consistency are about being at 100% day, but the distribution is generally much worse. Accept it. Just show up. On your worst days, at worst, just solve 2-sum again, but don't let the momentum fade. Maybe you will solve 1 more problem if you reduce that friction to solve that 2-sum problem. On days, you will solve 5-7 problems. But keep trying to push the minimum baseline higher. Things then start compounding and concentrating, and will soon start reflecting in your performance.

my friend, after a bad appraisal, proposed to go out, have food and beer. me, swamped in work, with problem statements, which im doubtful if even technically feasible or not. at the v proposal of the idea. yes.

For folks using Cursor and Claude Code. How do you fill the time while the agent generates the code?

Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture.

was looking for a mobile app developer freelancer and opened fiverr; most of the profiles feel so scammy.

thinking of moving to indiranagar purely for the vibes 🤔

But do they know what a WeWork is?

it’s going to sound cringe. do it anyway. start a "brag list." a running file of every single win. big or small. life or work. this list is your personal antidote to self-doubt and let it be your response to impostor syndrome. it stops being cringe the first time it saves you.

this is the definition of life goals.

the only behavioural change that zepto and other quick comm have done is that an amazon delivery in 3 days seems snail-paced and archaic.

I swear I didn't copy this way even in the most low stake college assignment.

The Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad is so tragic. Heart wrenching visuals. We should not have airplane failures in this day and age for any reason whatsoever.

Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture. Not the code, but the architecture.

Increase your DWELL TIME on your landing page, your reel, your tweet, your post any thing of value that you create. Increase your goddamn DWELL TIME!

CRED's landing page should be a case study for every aspiring frontend engineer, UI/UX designer. The raw appeal is so high. Most folks confuse the purpose of a landing page with aesthetics, true, that is definitely an angle but the most important business translatable metric is the dwell time of every user. , I cannot back it with data, but I can practically bet on the fact that their landing page has a much higher dwell time than most of the other companies. The attention to detail, the clear intention to capture user attention and a clear call to action. All bases are checked. If you haven't gone through it, do experience, adding the link below. Kudos to the CRED's engineering team.

Cold emails must be well-thought-out and tailored. But let's say when asking for referrals to a company employee, you have cracked the pattern of email, now you just want to trigger emails, and all you know is the who, and who to send the email to. And rely on the numbers game. The more shots you take, the higher the response percentage. What is the best place to list out the individuals working in an organisation? Linkedin? Let's freeze LinkedIn for now. Just send the names, let the app figure out the valid email pattern or reject. And send the email based on the intent, let's say, Referral, Job Enquiry, Meetup. And SHOOT THE EMAILS! Sounds interesting? Here is the Chrome extension SendStack. Currently, a pet project and developer-friendly. Suggestions to make it better? If it feels useful, I can release it.

Google has been synonymous with search for over two decades, indexing over 50 billion web pages! Have you ever stopped to think about the engineering brilliance behind this unparalleled scale? The sheer scale is fascinating, and the engineering solution is inarguably the most beautiful and fundamental! The blueprint was laid out in the academic paper "The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine" by Sergey Brin and Lawrence Page. Here's how they got it done: 1. Incumbent Context- At this time, multiple players vied for the contested spot of being the primary search engine. Yahoo was a major one; they primarily relied on human-curated web directories. As it sounds, very tough (read: impossible) to scale. This led to manipulable results and low-quality content ranking in the exploding web scene. 2. PageRank- Quality took precedence with the PageRank algorithm, which recursively treated links as "votes" of confidence. Page rank weightage was tied to important pages linked to it. Not just this, Google also factored anchor text analysis, proximity information and on-page signals like position, font, and capitalisation information. The biggest challenge, not adding too much weight to one parameter and avoiding the algorithm being gamed. (Ranking is not just keyword stuffing) 3. Crawlers- Indexing billions of pages requires an almost impossibly fast and efficient crawling infrastructure. The time to crawl and index is key to a search engine. Back in the day, it took 9 days to download 26 million pages, which dropped to downloading the last 11 million pages in 63 hours. Dropping the average to 48.5 pages per second. Imagine the network latency, storage, and distributed coordination - at that scale in the late '90s :) If you are someone who is fascinated by the engineering behind complex systems, I highly recommend reading it!

my friend, after a bad appraisal, proposed to go out, have food and beer. me, swamped in work, with problem statements, which im doubtful if even technically feasible or not. at the v proposal of the idea. yes.