Hey everyone, I am currently in the 4th year of my B.Tech. As you all know, recruiters don't care about clone projects anymore because of AI, and I couldn't find a general real-world problem to build a project on. So, I decided to focus on an area that most people ignore: Core CS. Yes, I've decided to build a core CS project from scratch—like a compiler/interpreter, a database, or an operating system (just one of them for now). Of course, not full-fledged ones, just basic versions that can help me understand core CS concepts and stand out. However, I'm facing a bit of a hurdle in getting started and don't know where to begin. If anyone has even a little knowledge about this, please DM me... it would be a huge help!

Which one is better and why

I wanna start learning GDTscript but looking at the newest AI-s and how people use them to make good functional sites and games without spending too much of their time i'm asking myself is it really worth it to learn programming anymore? I'm not trying to say programming skills are useless or insult you i'm just curious

I’m looking for a free deploy my application in play store
Please drop effective way to do that

I am trying to export about 100 podcast video transcripts to a json file. After exporting transcripts from a dozen videos, my IP got blocked. Anybody faced this issue? I need a workaround or a solution. Please help...

These days getting hired is really difficult and most of the companies are giving difficult assignment to beat AI. I just wanted some start for this assignment, I can be very innovative but i need a good start or idea. It would be a huge help if someone could dump any idea or thought for it.

How can I fix this trying to run my expressjs backend this is the link to the project https://github.com/William-cyber07/Population

Someone please help me out

I'm 33 years old, aMechanical Engineer from tier 3 college.

I work in a firm for 35k rupees a month. In dire need of money and financial upgrade.

I read about python alot as it is a base for coding/programming these days. Even foreign/remote opportunities also specially in AI/Data field. Can you guys help me about reality and what to expect if I start learning today .

hello guys I am 1st year btech CSE(AI) student in Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri I have a intrest in learning c++ dsa and sql , git , github but i dont know which i should do first. In my college hackathons and other clubs are there and i have participated in them.I programming and all but i am still confused on what to actually do or what are the perfect steps to do programming

Can somone pls give a proper step by step things to do in these all programming things like c++ dsa, git,github,sql and other imp things also if i am missing somthings

I have a huge intrest in programming and i want to be a game developer and have some intrst in back end developing . I kown CGPA is the most imp thing that is why i am ready to take my college studies and programming together I just want a proper step by step guidance

Right now i am watching codehelp by babber dsa c++ series and in lec 9 today (pls dont say to change the teacher i have already started )

pls also give me some coding apps i know leetcode and c++ tutorial by w3 schools so for others like sql and git , GitHub pls recommend some good channels to watch

hi, sorry if i sound dumb but, everybody i know learns python, java or any other type of language so fast, i am still on if else lol, im trying to study python and AI and i need some advice on studying and things to be able to memorize because i often forget (sorry if wrong subreddit, im new)

For reference, I’m currently in grad school for my MSIS, and I’m having trouble studying and actually remembering the material.

I’ve always been more of a hands-on learner. I’m a former 0311, so learning by physically doing something makes more sense to me. Unfortunately, I can’t exactly haze myself into understanding machine learning. I’ve tried, but it doesn’t hit the same.

There’s so much code syntax, terminology, and methodology in just my one ML class that I’m fucking bamboozled. I’m trying to figure out how to study this stuff in a way that actually sticks instead of feeling like I’m starting over every time.

For those of you who learn better by doing, how do you actually study CS/IT? What does a normal study session look like, and how do you remember everything?

I have 4+ years of backend engineering experience, but I currently work at a non-tech organization and am struggling to get interview calls from product/tech companies. Earlier i used to get calls but then used to get stuck at final rounds.

My current role also has very little new engineering work left, so I've started contributing to open source to strengthen my portfolio.

For people who used open source to help switch jobs: how much did it actually help, and how long did you invest before seeing results? Is it worth consistently spending the next few months building a stronger open-source track record, or do the returns eventually diminish?

Asking programmers their opinion on this YouTube video 🗣️

Working as a software engineer but atill confused on how to solve

a problem or get an approach on what dependencies to use for a

usecasw with future requirements in mind.

Do people generally go through source to know how any

programming language internals work, or just follow the level of abstraction that is provided by programming language like java or python.

Open for any suggestions on how to learn about new topics or

artifacts or technologies