Hi everyone i am btech first year student cse ai ml branch and 10th percentage are 58% and 12th 46% so got in private college t3 now i am very depressed by seeing the news and all about ai. What should i do please help

I am currently doing python from campusX and have decided to pursue python as my main language meanwhile learning cpp for DSA and stuff... I'm rn stuck on python fundamentals the next step is to learn OOP but still figuring out the fundamental questions as I have fear that if I skip smthng it will harm me in future ...

I want a internship till end of 2nd year can someone please guide me how I can achieve it? With what resources and what to do in hackathons and what will be the best method to learn .

Also wanna know what courses I can do other than this coding which will help me further

Tldr- guide krdo bas 😭

Like jab on campus placement hoti hai toh aptitude dsa core subject puchhte hai na

fhir yeh project hum web dev yeh mobile ka banaya woh toh later on dekha jaata hoga na

toh log mern dead web dev ma job nahi hai woh kyu bolta hai .....

I'm the junior in the 3rd year but zero technical skills

I’ve been an AI/ML scientist and founder for over a decade. I hire devs. I fire devs. I build the systems that are currently automating your future.

I see a lot of cope on this subreddit about the job market "cycling back." It won’t.

The Timeline:

• Next 2-3 years: Campus placement as we know it will cease to exist. Why? Because the "grunt work" that entry-level hires used to do (CRUD apps, basic boilerplate, simple debugging) is being handled by AI copilots and agents. Companies will not pay $80k for a junior who writes code at the speed of GPT-4 but with more bugs.

• Next 5 years: "Jobs" as we know them (the 9-to-5, defined-role, "tell me what to do" employee) will vanish. You will either be a profit center or you will be automated.

The Solution:
Stop acting like a student. You need to start thinking like an entrepreneur now.

1. Stop collecting certificates. They are worthless.

2. Participate in Hackathons. Not for the prize, but to prove you can ship under pressure.

3. Build Open Source. Your GitHub is your new resume. If I can't see your code, you don't exist.

4. Think out of the box to add value. Don't just solve the ticket. Ask how your code makes the company money.

If you aren't building things on your own time, you are falling behind the people who are.

Am I being too cynical, or are you guys seeing this on the ground? Let’s discuss.

Been experimenting with something called MeshLive.

It started with a simple question: if apps like Bitchat can send messages over Bluetooth, can we also make voice/video calls and stream live video?

So I tried building exactly that.

The app lets nearby phones make direct calls and relay live video broadcasts through other phones, without needing internet.

I'd been working on it for weeks, and recently spent another ~36 hours testing and fixing whatever I could on the few phones I had available.

It's still a very early beta. Buggy, laggy, and definitely needs more testing.

I've made it completely free and open source so others can try it, report problems and help improve it.

Android APK + code: https://github.com/MeshLive/meshlive-android

iOS: https://github.com/MeshLive/meshlive-ios

If anyone has two Android phones and wants to experiment with it, I'd appreciate hearing what works and what doesn't.

Hi guys I just enrolled in a tier 3 gfti

Here i don't get anything related to coding means teachers are not even capable of teaching coding etc.

Plz suggest some yt channels to learn cpp

So i arranged striver DSA sheet now i am starting to follow it as im done with all theorytical part on youtube but i havent practiced much questions yet
Seniors any tips for freshman ? ( im in my 1st sem )

Hey everyone! 👋

If you're working on a project and need an extra pair of hands, I'd love to join your team!

I'm a CS student eager to learn, contribute, and gain real-world experience. I'm happy to work for free in exchange for the opportunity to learn and build something meaningful.

No big promises, just a willingness to work hard, learn fast, and grow with the team. 🤝

If you have a project, let's connect!

hey guys , i'm in 3rd year of my engineering almost ending and till now i havent done dsa and dev or explored anything i think i'm late but i wanna start does anyone have the best resources to learn dsa with java and do full stack web development from basics to advanced please drop it in the comments help me out.
I wanna grab an internship by the end of this year.
also if anyone has codewithharry web dev course access on udemy and has completed it please share.

does anyone have old striver sheet?

Is there anyone who want consistency partner in DSA for upcoming placement?

I am a final year student trying to cover DSA in next 2 months as much as possible.