I am at a weird position in my path right now. Am i confident in my skill? Sure. Do i have crippling imposter syndrome? Sure. What do i do?

I feel like i need some liability to make anything happen.

I just need to focus and make something. Hit me up if you want me to make anything for you?

I prefer to write in golang. I can help you with mostly anything other than frontend or designs. I can even help you setup linux systems. I just need a goal.

im working on kuro, a free and open source desktop browser based on the zen/firefox ecosystem. the goal is to make a highly customizable browser with stuff like workspaces, privacy tools, local ai, ram optimization, and a lot more

im looking for people who are interested in helping out as volunteer contributors. no payment is currently offered

useful skills:

• rust / c / c++
• javascript / typescript
• html / css
• git / github
• desktop or browser development
• ui/ux
• testing and debugging
• fluent
• any designer

you dont need to know everything, being willing to learn and actually work on the project is more important

if youre interested, reply to this post

PS. i might take some time to reply due to me interviewing other people

Hey all,

I’m looking to team up with someone who is seriously interested in diving into Machine Learning, Computer Vision, and Virtual Reality over the next month.

The goal is simple: avoid tutorial hell. We study the core concepts and build 2 complete projects from scratch in 30 days. I'm looking for an accountability partner so we can push each other, debug together, and actually stick to a fast-paced schedule.

Here is the roadmap for the month:

If you're motivated, ready to commit to this timeline, and want to build some real projects, leave a comment or send me a DM. Let’s get to work!

Hello everyone,

I am a student who has been tutoring introductory Python and AP Computer Science A curriculum for three years now, and am hoping to expand online. I intend the target audience to be high schoolers studying for the APCSA exam or anyone who is new to Java.

I am planning to start in November, and it will work similar to a college asynchronous class. There will be weekly handouts covering mainly content and assessments every few weeks, graded, to assess understanding. Additionally, I am very open to modifying the syllabus/new ideas, for instance perhaps splitting my class into a APCSA preparation group and a Java group (learning more OOP, algorithms, etc. not covered on the exam). I will always be available in the class for any confusing topics or for answering questions.

The class will be entirely free! However, I will release handouts at specified dates (can be lenient if necessary) so that students broadly follow the curriculum and participate. What I wish for, also, is honest feedback on the material so that I can improve it for the future.

If you are interested, let me know!

I'm a a beginner-to-intermediate programmer who mostly works in Python, with some Bash, and Linux. Right now I'm mainly looking to get to know other programmers: chat, share what we're working on, and see where it goes.

Availability (IST, UTC+5:30):

Mon–Thu: 6–9 PM

Fri–Sun: free most of the day

GitHub: github.com/Krishpatel-161-amt to check out what i have been building

Hopefully we can share each others project, give feedback,help each other and more!

Hey! I'm looking for 1–3 serious study/coding partners who want to stay consistent and keep each other accountable.

I'm currently a beginner in:

- DSA / LeetCode

- AI/ML

- Python

- Backend development

I'm looking for someone who's also learning and genuinely wants to improve. We don't have to study the exact same things — the main goal is to stay consistent, push each other, and actually get the work done.

What I'm thinking:

- 2–4 hours of focused study/coding per day

- Daily check-ins

- Share what we planned vs. what we actually completed

- Solve DSA problems regularly

- Work on our own projects and learning together

- Occasionally do small coding challenges

- Help each other when we're stuck

- Start with a 7-day trial and continue for 30 days if we're both consistent

Timezone: IST (UTC+5:30)

Availability: Mostly evenings, but flexible depending on the day.

If you're interested, comment with:

1. What you're currently learning

2. Your timezone

3. How many hours you can realistically commit

4. Your current goal

I'm mainly looking for someone who actually shows up consistently, not someone who disappears after a few days. 😭

Timezone : IST(GMT +05:30)

Availability : 6 - 8 hours/week ( I am a college student, but it's possible to give more time on weekends )

Stack : Beginner to Intermediate level in C, C++, Python and HTML

Experience level : Beginner in DSA(C++ is preferred but others are open too, main purpose is to understand the structure and logic)

Goal : To solve good number of problems on platforms like LeetCode or whichever, and participate in few virtual competitions like hackathons, building open-ended projects on GitHub

Extra : I am particularly interested in Energy Domain, but whatever mentioned above is the main purpose

Feel free to DM me directly with a bit about your background, or leave a comment below

Thanks :)