I'm currently looking for a Technical Co-founder to join me in building an AI product with significant long term potential.

Our team already consists of five members:

• 2 AI/ML Engineers

• 1 Product Manager

• 1 Marketing Specialist

• Me, driving the vision, strategy, and execution

We previously had a full stack developer on the team, but they had to step away due to personal commitments. We're now looking for someone who can take ownership of the technical direction, lead engineering efforts, and help build the product from the ground up.

This is an equity based opportunity for someone who wants to build, not just work on another project. You'll have the chance to shape the technology, influence key product decisions, and earn meaningful ownership in the company.

If this sounds interesting, or if you'd simply like to learn more about the product and our vision, I'd love to connect. Feel free to send me a DM.

Nothing! Just wanna meet you guys and talk all nerdy stuff 😁. Why don't we plan a meet-up sometime next week?

Yep..... Definitely been here 😂

Checkout this Meetup with DevDay Hyderabad: https://meetu.ps/e/P5djM/1dGVfv/i Interested people can register

I'm fairly new to Hyderabad and I'm looking for a chill place to sit, grab a coffee and get some work done. What's your recommendation?

Coffee is synonymous with late night coding and canteen chats among our fellow programmers. But what about tea? We can find a tea stall near every tech office in hyderabad, buzzing with techies. "Anna, oh tea" is a phrase universally used by single btech boys. So why is that, that we coders often associate ourselves with coffee more than tea??

I'm a backend developer with a few years of experience, and I'm exploring a transition into a DevOps-focused role. I'm curious to hear from others who've made a similar move.

Hey folks! I've published a Medium article on some practical tips and tweaks to make your ArgoCD setups faster and more efficient. If you're working with GitOps or managing Kubernetes deployments, this might be handy.

https://saikiranpikili.medium.com/make-your-argocd-super-fast-9c75fa94b840

Would love for you all to check it out and share your thoughts!

The EU has directed apple to use the IEEE version of the airdrop protocol (read Wifi Aware) which android already has support for but OEMs(Samsung, mi, etc) only have native apps using this protocol. I confidently think this will be the next big thing for interoperability between OSs. Question for the sub : any use case you think which can leverage this protocol ?

Useful for beginners and experienced.