r/DevLK

Open source and released on both ios and android!!

Hey guys, 8th is the program start and I have not received an email with a confirmation , and as they mentioned they are only notifying candidates who are selected I'm going to assume that I'm not selected. Curious if anyone here did get selected ? I scored 1400+ and I was happy with the result as the exam imo was quite tough for a basic intro course to linux and devops. No complains obviously , it was an amazing opportunity and even getting prepared for that exam helped me to learn new things. But I'm just curious this year what was like the cut off score, are you guys aware of anyone that did get selected ? It's also pretty crazy to think that some people scored more than 2000+ , there seems to be crazy cracked students here because I really did think the exam was tough. I don't really agree with the whole people used AI thing because was there even time for people to use AI ?? lol

but yeah just curious what score did you get and did anyone actually end up getting a confirmation to the program or maybe know a friend who did get selected and what the cut off score was around ?

I’ve been working at the company for 4 years and honestly it’s sad to see how much the workplace has changed drastically since that announcement. Nobody seems to be excited about their work anymore. Everyone’s turning in sub par work and leads don’t seem to care either.

I noticed everyone’s dropped their productivity. Everyone’s thinking about something else. Maybe another company, moving abroad or maybe something else altogether. The work they do here is now at the bottom of their hierarchy of priorities.

It’s as if the mindset has changed from let me do some of my best work here and grow to let me take everything i can from this before the ship sink

I’m a tech nerd. The reason I joined here in the first place is because of its engineering excellence. The kind of talent it had. The work ethic and collaboration it had. Now it’s just another tech company. That magic it had is long gone!

If you’ve worked here for a few years, do you see the same change?

I am planing to enroll sliit cs degree. now it cost more than 30lks is it worth doing cs in current situation of the job market?

Hi,
I’m considering getting my first paid AI subscription and I’m currently deciding between Claude Pro, ChatGPT Plus, and Copilot Premium.

I would mainly use it on my Windows 11 PC for a mix of personal and work related tasks.
My main use cases would be:

-Gaming and troubleshooting game related issues.
-PC hardware, BIOS, drivers, configuration and troubleshooting
-AI and ComfyUI, especially creating and fixing workflows
-Coding and development
-Solving various technical problems
-Work and productivity
-Personal organization and everyday tasks
-Product research and buying advice
-General research and questions

One particularly important use case for me is ComfyUI. I’ve already tried Gemini and, at least in my experience, it was terrible for this.
It generated workflows that didn’t work, couldn’t properly troubleshoot the errors, and ultimately caused me to waste more time than it saved.

How well do they handle very long conversations without losing context or becoming repetitive?

If you currently use one of them, what do you use it for and why do you prefer it?

How restrictive are the limits in real world daily use?

If you could only keep one subscription, which one would you choose?
Thanks

Hi I'm looking to move into the IT field from the mechanical engineering field. Mostly because the work is boring and I like to be challenged and I've always been drawn towards this.

Any advice on how to go about it? I'd like to know what my options are...would be great if it's something that can be done while doing my current day job so that I don't get stuck in the middle

What are some hidden gems when it comes to paid tools that significantly improve your productivity in your line of work as a software developer?

I am interested in getting to know what other tools exist except for the commonly used Claude and Codex. Doesn't matter if it's paid as long as it does have a valuable impact towards your productivity.

Hey guys, I’m planning to do a 1-year top-up degree after completing my 2-year Software Engineering diploma.

Right now, I’m mainly considering SLIIT City UNI and ICBT topup degrees, but I’m open to other options too.

Price is somewhat okay, if It's less than 10 Lakh that would be better but it's alright if its exceeding that. I’m more focused on:

• Recognition and reputation
• How employers view the degree
• Flexibility and workload
• Whether it helps with CV screening and interviews (Mainly)

The main goal is to get a good Software Engineering internship at companies like WSO2, Sys.LABS, Creative Software, Virtusa, LSEG, etc.

If you have studied at SLIIT City UNI, ICBT, or completed another top-up degree, what was your actual experience?

Did the degree help you get interviews or internships? Which university would you choose for a Software Engineering career?

I’m mainly looking for real experiences from current students or graduates, not just what the institutes advertise.
Thank you helping me out cheers!