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Do you sponsor VISA?

So your point is?

Is your email id valid? it seems not.

"war stories" buddy this ain't a warzone. so cringe

Location: India

Remote: not really preferred, but willing

Willing to relocate: Hell yeah!

Technologies: Backend Software Engineer with 4+ years of experience building high-throughput APIs, distributed systems, and data pipelines (2TB+/day). Specialized in Python (FastAPI), async microservices, and cloud-native deployments. Experienced in scaling systems for startups and enterprise environments, with a focus on performance, reliability, and clean architecture.

Resume/CV: https://github.com/sharpnife/resume/blob/main/Praise_Winston...

Email: praisewinston07@gmail.com

Exactly why you need kids so you won't be lonely.

Mind sharing what that worthwhile problem is?

I need to write more! :)

https://sharpnife.github.io/

Do you use LLM models? Or something else?

Hiring someone to find hobbies defeats the purpose of hobbies. Why would you want to pursue something that someone else finds enticing rather than you discovering it yourself?

I enjoyed it, thanks for making it!

Location: India

Remote: not really preferred

Willing to relocate: Hell yeah!

Technologies: Backend Software Engineer with 4+ years of experience building high-throughput APIs, distributed systems, and data pipelines (2TB+/day). Specialized in Python (FastAPI), async microservices, and cloud-native deployments. Experienced in scaling systems for startups and enterprise environments, with a focus on performance, reliability, and clean architecture.

Resume/CV: https://github.com/sharpnife/resume/blob/main/Praise_Winston...

Email: praisewinston07@gmail.com

What did you use to build the frontend? It looks cool!

The truth is obvious, you just don't like the solution.

Surfing

Agree with this

Dude this is great, you not only build a cool thing, but also you know how to preach about it! Very proud, hope you do great things. Don't let the spark die.

My advice: Keep honing your problem solving skills, by doing math challenges, chess puzzles, learn new languages(not programming ones, though that might help too), read books; anything that’d help you get newer perspectives, challenges your mind is good enough to withstand the race against AI.

It is a social medium by definition, tbf.

That does look suspicious.

I don’t think that is cut and dry as such, being able to solve IMO(International Mathematics Olympiad) level problems require a significant level of creativity and imagination, and folks who are good at it naturally have an aptitude(and perhaps an upper-hand as well) for problem solving in general, research or otherwise.

This reminds me of a rather wonderful video about getting stuff “done” vs pursuing perfection :- https://youtu.be/bJQj1uKtnus?si=bdyI83voqRb2B3rY

What’s your product if you don't mind sharing? Curious.

It’s not stagnation but the fundamental truths of a system, just like how 2 + 2 = 4 will remain true forever.

I’ve been using vim for 3-4 years now, and I’m very comfortable in the vim ecosystem. Trying out emacs has been in my mind for a while, but I’m not sure if it’s worth the time investment.

I second this strongly, you can’t get better at math just by reading books. You need to hone your problem solving skills, you need to fight with the problems, have the mindset of a warrior, a conqueror, only then you’ll get the juice out of it and have a clear understanding of the subject. I’ll suggest starting with Concrete Mathematics by Donald Knuth, it’s a beautiful book that catches the essence of mathematics.

Art of problem solving(https://www.amazon.in/Art-Problem-Solving-Basics/dp/09773045...) is also a great start, especially if you don’t have much experience.

Reminds of the game “We were here together”, where you and your partner have to be at certain position doing some coordinated actions to solve the puzzle and advance to the next stage.

Exactly. I had to stop reading once it got out of hand.

I joined my company straight out of college and it was during covid peak, it was totally remote and guess what, last week my manager called me and told me that I've been promoted with a salary hike(within less than a year).

If you've discipline and commitment you can make anything work. :)

https://sharpnife.github.io/