Looking for a flat to move in
Budget: ₹10–11k/month
• 2BHK with an independent room preferred
• 1BHK/1RK also works
• Furnished, AC + gas line
• Safe environment
• Near metro
• No brokerage preferred
Areas: Anywhere before Kashmere Gate on the Red Line, especially Rohini East/West, Pitampura, Keshav Puram, etc.
DM if you have any leads!
(Posting on friend's behalf)
Just wanted to share a personal milestone as I hit 150 ques on leetcode today
Its nowhere close to what people post here but im proud of showing up consistently and trying my best.
(T3,Entering 5th sem in August)
i am absolutely in love with this website
i just started trees and this website has been so so so so helpful to me istg
i understood the post , pre , inorder traversal with this
absolute peak
Hi, my Samsung Galaxy M14 5G (~2 years old) was working perfectly until 2 days ago.
Suddenly:
I did notice my hotspot password had changed, even though I didn't change it myself.
I updated One UI around 1–2 weeks ago, but the issue only started 2 days ago.
Has anyone experienced this on the M14 5G? Is this likely a software/firmware issue or a failing Wi-Fi/Bluetooth chip?
Any suggestions before I factory reset or visit a Samsung service center?
Preparing early for 2027 Google SWE internship applications and would love some feedback on my resume. Looking for honest criticism on project quality, overall competitiveness, and any weak areas I should improve over the next year. Personal details have been hidden for privacy. Thanks!
Hi mods,I’ve been building a Devvit app called ModStat focused on removal reason analytics instead of report reason analytics.
Reddit currently shows what users report, but not which rules moderators actually enforce most often over time.
Current features:
The goal is helping moderators better understand moderation patterns and identify which rules create the most workload or confusion.
Would something like this actually be useful to your mod team?
What moderation insights do you wish Reddit provided natively?
Hi mods,I’ve been building a Devvit app called ModStat focused on removal reason analytics instead of report reason analytics.
Reddit currently shows what users report, but not which rules moderators actually enforce most often over time.
Current features:
The goal is helping moderators better understand moderation patterns and identify which rules create the most workload or confusion.
Would something like this actually be useful to your mod team?
What moderation insights do you wish Reddit provided natively?
just trying to understand how people perceive the thumbnail and title so i can improve the click-through rate on my first video
I noticed that almost every AI-generated landing page uses the same purple gradients, rounded cards, glowing buttons, and bold geometric fonts.
I made a short breakdown explaining why this happens and how AI doesn’t invent design trends instead it averages them.
Would love to hear if others have noticed the same pattern.