u/Ok_Egg_6647

Need Room for rent

Need 2 room set

Budget :- 9k to 10k

Location :- Didn't decide but transport availability

For 1 person but sometimes family comes to visit

Really appreciate for information

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 17 hours ago

I want to know why this happen in js is there any specific reason or just author choice

I have recently started learning js & i noticed there's always many way's to do something in js
Like to create a variable in js we can use 3 keywords

  1. Var 2. Const 3. Let
    Similarly to create or define a function there are several methods
  2. Declare function by using function keyword
  3. Function expresss
    3.Arrow function

I know js is just built in less then month so it has many flaws due to this but why publish then first resolve these issue then go public

I may be wrong in few things here so apologies firstly

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 18 hours ago

Mistake By Beginner Pls Help

I’ve been working on a project for months along with one of my batchmates. In the beginning, when the project was small, everything was going smoothly. But later, without properly understanding Git, I started creating too many branches for every single feature.

Ideally, the workflow should have been:

  • Keep a stable working version in the main branch.
  • Create separate branches only for bug fixes or new features.

But for some reason, I even started adding fundamental/core changes in separate branches. Because of that, I ended up with 4 local branches and 4 remote branches.

Now the real problem started:
For the last 1.5 months, I’ve been working on a critical part of the project, but I completely forgot to push it to Git. Today, when I finally sat down to push the changes, I realized I don’t even remember which branch this feature belongs to.

So I thought of merging all the branches into main. But after trying that, I started getting errors. I took help from ChatGPT, Google, and YouTube, but instead of fixing things, everything became even more complicated.

At this point, I’m completely stuck. Please help me out. I’ll keep editing this post as people ask for more information in the comments

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 5 days ago

Mistake By Beginner Pls Help

I’ve been working on a project for months along with one of my batchmates. In the beginning, when the project was small, everything was going smoothly. But later, without properly understanding Git, I started creating too many branches for every single feature.

Ideally, the workflow should have been:

  • Keep a stable working version in the main branch.
  • Create separate branches only for bug fixes or new features.

But for some reason, I even started adding fundamental/core changes in separate branches. Because of that, I ended up with 4 local branches and 4 remote branches.

Now the real problem started:
For the last 1.5 months, I’ve been working on a critical part of the project, but I completely forgot to push it to Git. Today, when I finally sat down to push the changes, I realized I don’t even remember which branch this feature belongs to.

So I thought of merging all the branches into main. But after trying that, I started getting errors. I took help from ChatGPT, Google, and YouTube, but instead of fixing things, everything became even more complicated.

At this point, I’m completely stuck. Please help me out. I’ll keep editing this post as people ask for more information in the comments.

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 5 days ago

Mistake By Beginner Pls Help

I’ve been working on a project for months along with one of my batchmates. In the beginning, when the project was small, everything was going smoothly. But later, without properly understanding Git, I started creating too many branches for every single feature.

Ideally, the workflow should have been:

  • Keep a stable working version in the main branch.
  • Create separate branches only for bug fixes or new features.

But for some reason, I even started adding fundamental/core changes in separate branches. Because of that, I ended up with 4 local branches and 4 remote branches.

Now the real problem started:
For the last 1.5 months, I’ve been working on a critical part of the project, but I completely forgot to push it to Git. Today, when I finally sat down to push the changes, I realized I don’t even remember which branch this feature belongs to.

So I thought of merging all the branches into main. But after trying that, I started getting errors. I took help from ChatGPT, Google, and YouTube, but instead of fixing things, everything became even more complicated.

At this point, I’m completely stuck. Please help me out. I’ll keep editing this post as people ask for more information in the comments.

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 5 days ago
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Mistake By Beginner Pls Help

I’ve been working on a project for months along with one of my batchmates. In the beginning, when the project was small, everything was going smoothly. But later, without properly understanding Git, I started creating too many branches for every single feature.

Ideally, the workflow should have been:

  • Keep a stable working version in the main branch.
  • Create separate branches only for bug fixes or new features.

But for some reason, I even started adding fundamental/core changes in separate branches. Because of that, I ended up with 4 local branches and 4 remote branches.

Now the real problem started:
For the last 1.5 months, I’ve been working on a critical part of the project, but I completely forgot to push it to Git. Today, when I finally sat down to push the changes, I realized I don’t even remember which branch this feature belongs to.

So I thought of merging all the branches into main. But after trying that, I started getting errors. I took help from ChatGPT, Google, and YouTube, but instead of fixing things, everything became even more complicated.

At this point, I’m completely stuck. Please help me out. I’ll keep editing this post as people ask for more information in the comments.

Branch structure :
$ git branch -a
=a
* main
main-functionality/zerodha-integration
main-functionality/zerodha-positions
master
remotes/origin/HEAD -> origin/main
remotes/origin/main
remotes/origin/positions
remotes/origin/zerodha-integration

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 5 days ago
▲ 0 r/git

Mistake By Beginner Pls Help

I’ve been working on a project for months along with one of my batchmates. In the beginning, when the project was small, everything was going smoothly. But later, without properly understanding Git, I started creating too many branches for every single feature.

Ideally, the workflow should have been:

  • Keep a stable working version in the main branch.
  • Create separate branches only for bug fixes or new features.

But for some reason, I even started adding fundamental/core changes in separate branches. Because of that, I ended up with 4 local branches and 4 remote branches.

Now the real problem started:
For the last 1.5 months, I’ve been working on a critical part of the project, but I completely forgot to push it to Git. Today, when I finally sat down to push the changes, I realized I don’t even remember which branch this feature belongs to.

So I thought of merging all the branches into main. But after trying that, I started getting errors. I took help from ChatGPT, Google, and YouTube, but instead of fixing things, everything became even more complicated.

At this point, I’m completely stuck. Please help me out. I’ll keep editing this post as people ask for more information in the comments.

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 5 days ago

How can a organization contact colleges for internship opportunity

I just wanted to know, from a college student’s perspective, how an organization can reach your college regarding opportunities.

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 7 days ago

Efficient Way to Provide Direct Access to Financial Data?

Hi Everyone,

I wanted to ask if there’s any way through which someone can directly fetch internal data from a local or cloud database.

I built a simple tool that allows users to download financial data in CSV format. The issue with the current system is that if a user needs data for hundreds of instruments, they have to enter each instrument name one by one and download separate CSV files for each. I feel this becomes a very tedious process.

So, I was thinking it might be better to provide users with direct access to the data and let them work with it however they want.

Also, the users here are not random people they are a few of my friends who need access to this data. Tech Stack POSTGRES PgAdmin application

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 13 days ago

Efficient Way to Provide Direct Access to Financial Data?

Hi Everyone,

I wanted to ask if there’s any way through which someone can directly fetch internal data from a local or cloud database.

I built a simple tool that allows users to download financial data in CSV format. The issue with the current system is that if a user needs data for hundreds of instruments, they have to enter each instrument name one by one and download separate CSV files for each. I feel this becomes a very tedious process.

So, I was thinking it might be better to provide users with direct access to the data and let them work with it however they want.

Also, the users here are not random people they are a few of my friends who need access to this data.

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 13 days ago

Efficient Way to Provide Direct Access to Financial Data?

Hi Everyone,

I wanted to ask if there’s any way through which someone can directly fetch internal data from a local or cloud database.

I built a simple tool that allows users to download financial data in CSV format. The issue with the current system is that if a user needs data for hundreds of instruments, they have to enter each instrument name one by one and download separate CSV files for each. I feel this becomes a very tedious process.

So, I was thinking it might be better to provide users with direct access to the data and let them work with it however they want.

Also, the users here are not random people they are a few of my friends who need access to this data.

I am using postgres Application :- pgadmin(locally)

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 13 days ago

Hi everyone, I need some career advice.

I’m a college student currently pursuing a Data Science degree from IIT Madras through their online/distance learning program. Alongside my studies, I’m working as a backend developer at a startup. The salary is quite low around ₹15,000/month (~$160/month) and honestly, I’m not even sure whether the startup will succeed in the future.

The biggest problem is that I’m unable to properly focus on my studies because of the job. I had to reduce the number of subjects I take each semester, and now I’m around 8 months behind my batchmates.

Recently, I’ve also been thinking about preparing for GATE because I want a more stable future and possibly higher studies.

Right now, I’m confused about what to do:

  1. Should I leave the job and focus completely on my studies and GATE preparation?
  2. Or should I continue balancing both and hope the experience pays off in the future?

My financial situation is also not very strong, which makes this decision even harder.

I’d really appreciate honest advice from people who’ve been in similar situations.

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 17 days ago

Hi everyone, I need some career advice.

I’m a college student currently pursuing a Data Science degree from IIT Madras through their online/distance learning program. Alongside my studies, I’m working as a backend developer at a startup. The salary is quite low around ₹15,000/month (~$160/month) and honestly, I’m not even sure whether the startup will succeed in the future.

The biggest problem is that I’m unable to properly focus on my studies because of the job. I had to reduce the number of subjects I take each semester, and now I’m around 8 months behind my batchmates.

Recently, I’ve also been thinking about preparing for GATE because I want a more stable future and possibly higher studies.

Right now, I’m confused about what to do:

  1. Should I leave the job and focus completely on my studies and GATE preparation?
  2. Or should I continue balancing both and hope the experience pays off in the future?

My financial situation is also not very strong, which makes this decision even harder.

I’d really appreciate honest advice from people who’ve been in similar situations.

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 17 days ago

Hi I am rn in diploma lvl

And I really like the syllabus of this degree till now

Can't say whats degree lvl holds

Things which i like and applying in real application

  1. MAD-1 ( Curl for api testing, Restapi really helpful)

  2. DBMS (Normalisation, indexing really helpful in real database)

  3. SC (Server siding control bash scripting)

Whats other thoughts on this

And if u thing syllabus is outdated please leave whats shoulde be substitute

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 21 days ago

Timezone :- IST
Expereince :- Anyone but not too begineer
Tech stack :- Mainly python(Fastapi), db -> postgres + timescaledb

Iam a university student. I am not very interested in programming, but I am learning it for a job. Along with that, I am also working on some projects.

Sometimes, while building a part of these projects, I get stuck and end up ignoring it. I don’t need a specific buddy—just someone to discuss these problems with, so that I can keep working on them consistently and also explore new approaches.

And currently I am working on a db system which can handle financial data

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u/Ok_Egg_6647 — 27 days ago