rakshitpandit

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by rakshitpandit 6mo ago
First of all SO should not try to compete with AI, someone in the comments said AI used SO data too for training, which I believe is 100% true. Now simply integrating AI in the platform is a cliche. SO should not try to compete with AI, wha
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by rakshitpandit 6mo ago
AI for productivity is something I advocate for! But I hate the AI content spreading all over social media. Many times I see a man or a woman on IG and unlike early Gen AI days where you could tell in a flash if this is real or AI. But now
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by rakshitpandit 6mo ago
I'm here to find the answers too. I’ve made two apps so far. I made a Discord community and had my friends try them, and they kept adding their friends, so now on the Discord server I have around 20 people, and a few more outside it. O
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by rakshitpandit 6mo ago
The same thing that may threaten jobs is also the thing I'm using to build new things. I'm trying to focus on opportunities that are still under AI's attention. Tech was always evolving, from on prem and in house infra, then
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by rakshitpandit 6mo ago
AI is yet to solve one of its biggest problems, which is memory. So I trust my memory. I maintain the workflow momentum so I'm always aware of what I did, what I'm doing, and what I'll do. Also, I maintain a lot of markdown f
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by rakshitpandit 6mo ago
I myself am facing marketing as the biggest challenge. I used to believe "a product so good that it sells itself" has to be the biggest lie. We're in this era where building and shipping are super fast, and reaching TAM has b
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by rakshitpandit 6mo ago
I wonder the same sometimes, but I still do it to brush up my problem-solving skills and fundamental understanding of systems and data structures. AI can make mistakes. I was implementing LRU Cache using a linked list, and AI coding did it