r/ProgrammingBondha

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Automation testing 1Y0E : which domain is best for switching - Data Engineer or Gen AI?

Yeah I choose this particular domain because I did internship on data engineer in hexaware and now at my job I'm doing hackathons and project related to gen ai

Please help?

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u/Hot-Significance6863 — 20 hours ago

Springboot confusion please help

Springboot nerchukuntuna youtube lo vintuna kodhi samudhram la undhi . Chala doubts unnay prathidhi auto configuration or annotations antunaru behind the process teliyali ante documentation chadhavala? Fresher ki asalu ye level varuku nerchukunte best . In case meeru emaina projects chesthe mention please

u/TiePractical5712 — 19 hours ago
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AI ENGINEER ROAD MAP !!

Can anyone please provide me entry-level or 1< yr exp level AI engineer roadmap, I have less time ye ye imp topics enough ooo chepthe vati medha focus chesi complete chestha

u/lonelychimtu — 1 day ago

AWS Certification Voucher Guidance

Passed my AWS foundation certification exam last week using a voucher. Happy to share what worked for me and If anyone needs guidance on vouchers, prep resources, or the exam, feel free to DM me.

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u/Impressive-Iron7836 — 1 day ago

Review my resume

Graduated 2 weeks back review / roast my resume.

Recommend any projects for startups.

Should I apply for backend roles or data engineering roles .

Which is better in two?

u/Remarkable-Bat-1323 — 1 day ago

Open Source Story? hear me out

Community-driven story platform: Write, Vote, and Merge

For the past few months, I've had this idea of creating an open-source storybook. I wasn't really sure where to post it, so I'm just dropping it here. Hear me out.

You know how Marvel and DC have different timelines and parallel universes? I want to do something like that, but with a single linear story that has room for multiple possibilities to branch off it.

Here's how it would work.

The rules are pretty simple. There's a storyline with a beginning, a plot, and an ending. I'm not much of a writer myself, so the idea is to let other people read the plot, think it through, continue the story, and push their version to the main storyline. Basically like Git branches. You create your own branch off the core story, add something to it, and submit it like a pull request. Then it gets reviewed.

Everyone can see the proposed story, scenes, and characters, and we could have some kind of voting system to pick the best version before merging it into the core story.

We'd set a few ground rules too, like character traits, habits, and core plot points. The main rule is that whatever you write has to fit the plot.

Let me give a quick example.

Story plot: a 45+ year old man takes retirement and starts solo traveling for about 2 or 3 years. Along the way he visits a lot of places. After about a year of traveling, he suddenly gets arrested in some random state because a string of serial murders across multiple states happens to match the pattern of his travels. So who's the killer? Is it the 45+ year old man? Is someone framing him? Where did he go? Who did he meet?

The ending: it was our protagonist all along. But why? What could have happened to him?

Between the beginning and that ending, there's so much room for people to fill in scenes and versions. That's how we'd pull in creative minds to figure out the whats and the whys.

So yeah, that's the basic idea. I have a few more interesting plots in mind too, but I'm just not a great writer myself.

Let me know if this sounds like a good idea, or a completely useless one. I really do want to build a space where people can come together and contribute to something great.

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u/Full-Banana553 — 1 day ago

4th year CSE student starting from scratch - need honest guidance.

Hi everyone. I’m a CSE student who just finished 3rd year and I’m entering my summer holidays before 4th year starts.

I’ll be honest. I feel very behind compared to everyone around me. I don’t really have coding skills yet, I haven’t built projects, and I also have some backlogs. I’m confident I can clear the backlogs by 4-2, but career-wise I genuinely feel like I’m starting from zero.

I just want real advice from people who were once in a similar situation or know what I should realistically focus on from here.

I’m fully willing to work hard every single day if there’s still a chance to turn things around and get a job either through campus placements or off-campus.

I want to know:

  • What should someone in my position focus on first?
  • Which skills are the most important to become employable in the next 8–12 months?
  • Is it still realistic to get placed if I start now?
  • What would you do if you had to restart from scratch in 4th year?

I’d really appreciate practical advice, roadmaps, resources, or even tough truths. I know I messed up earlier, but I don’t want to waste more time feeling guilty instead of fixing it.

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u/rathnachal — 1 day ago

Cab services for women working till 10pm

So guys idi post cheyataniki idi correct sub aa kada ani telidu but pls help me out.
So nenu oka company lo summer internship chestunna and adi new city and nenu aa city preferences lo pettaledu still I got it. Kani ikkadi daka fine, ippudu I was asked to work till 10:30 pm.

So ippudu situation enti ante, nenu unna pg daggare aina naku vellataniki antha safe ga anipinchatledu evvaru undaru streets lo and new city anni.

Nenu Inka company ni adiga, vallu figure out yourself annaru.

I felt soo bad man. Can anyone of you help how to pressure out company to provide me transport. Plss plss 😭

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u/Raining_lotus0210 — 2 days ago

AI ENGINEER ROLE

Ai engineer avali ankuntuna openings and is it worth of starting ? Evarana already chadivevalu unte nak kastha road map share cheyandi 🙃, exp unavalu unte kastha suggestion evandi nak m artham aithaled

u/lonelychimtu — 3 days ago
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Coding makes me feel dumb.💀.?

Hey everyone,

I’m a diploma CSE student and recently decided to properly start coding from scratch. I know very basic things but my logic building is weak and sometimes I struggle to understand concepts quickly.

How do beginners actually get good at coding without getting overwhelmed? 😭

I started learning Python recently. I understand some syntax but when it comes to solving problems on my own my brain freezes.

What helped you improve logic building when you were a beginner? Any advice/resources would help a lot.

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u/Unique_Parking2538 — 3 days ago
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Android's USB MTP always crashes when I try to scan my media folders. So I built an open-source C++/Rust storage analyzer that maps 10,000+ files instantly.

If you've ever tried to figure out what is eating up your Android's storage before doing a massive data dump, you know the pain. Trying to view a /DCIM folder with 10,000+ files over a standard USB cable usually makes Windows Explorer or macOS Finder infinitely load, freeze, or crash because MTP is fundamentally broken for high file counts.

I got tired of waiting 4+ minutes just to see my folder sizes, so I built an open-source analyzer called SocketSweep that bypasses MTP entirely.

How it works (The Architecture): Instead of using standard USB bulk transfers to read the filesystem, it uses a multi-language stack to pull the file tree at bare-metal speeds:

  • The Engine: It pushes a native C++17 daemon to /data/local/tmp via ADB. Because it runs under the shell context, it executes POSIX filesystem traversals natively on the device. (Zero root required).
  • The Bridge: It pipes the raw JSON tree data back to your PC over a local TCP socket tunnel, bridged via adb forward.
  • The UI: A Rust/Tauri desktop app consumes the TCP stream concurrently and maps your entire storage into an interactive React Treemap.

The result: You can visually hunt down your biggest folders and delete the junk instantly. A 4-minute MTP "Loading..." hang becomes a 1.2-second instant scan.

Right now, the first release is compiled for macOS (Windows/Linux builds via GitHub actions are next, but you can build from source). It is GPL-3.0.

(Note: For Android 11+, the app automatically uses an appops ADB command to grant itself Scoped Storage bypass permissions so it can read your full /sdcard without issues).

Let me know what you guys think of the architecture!

u/Cuber2113 — 2 days ago

How to fuck up an interview

I have an interview in a few days.

The offer details are:

  • A 1-year internship with a ₹30,000 stipend.
  • After that, based on performance, a full-time offer of 5.3 LPA with a 2-year bond.

My main concern is the 2-year bond period.

Initially, I just wanted to participate for practice and planned to reject the offer if I got selected. I was a bit naive; since this is an on-campus opportunity, my college has strict placement policies that I only found out about later:

  1. If I reject the offer letter, I have to pay a ₹1,00,000 fine.
  2. If I join and later resign, or if I reject the full-time conversion, I have to pay a ₹1,00,000 fine plus 50% of the earned stipend.
  3. If I accept the offer, I cannot participate in any other on-campus placement opportunities unless the new company offers double the salary.

I cannot simply drop out of the interview now, as the college will take disciplinary action, which could include a fine or complete disqualification from future placements.

I haven't participated in any interviews until now, but I want to make sure I intentionally fail this one without getting into trouble. How can I go about doing this?

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u/Minimum-Row6464 — 3 days ago

Is dolphin softech in Hyd a legit company

One of my friend got job there but the company website looks like shit but it has office and everything in Hyderabad is there someone who can verify

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u/chinthapanduu — 3 days ago

Should try coding one last or give up

I have tried to learn python, but I couldn't write a code on my own. I want to give up but I feel i didn't put effort in learning

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u/reviewer6 — 3 days ago

DSA grind in summer

I have recently graduated and want to brush up on my programming skills. Looking to create a group so that I can be accountable in solving 2-3 leetcode questions and discuss them everyday.

comment or msg me if anyone is interested

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u/Alarming_Positive339 — 4 days ago
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Find your vibe. Meet outside your bubble

Why do platforms keep matching us with… the same people? 🤔

Developers meet developers.

Doctors meet doctors.

Designers meet designers.

Cool for networking. Terrible for breakthroughs.

Most interesting ideas happen when different worlds collide.

A doctor curious about AI research → meets an ML engineer.

A filmmaker with a story → meets a brand strategist.

A scientist with an invention → meets an entrepreneur who knows distribution.

A coder with product skills → meets someone with industry vision.

That’s why we built NeeVibe.

It’s not “networking.”

It’s cross-domain collision matchmaking.

You set:

• your vibe

• your intention

• what world you want to explore

And the platform connects you with people outside your bubble.

We’re opening early access right now.

Founding users get lifetime priority matching + access to exclusive community events.

🌐 https://neevibe.com/

Curious:

What’s the most unexpected collaboration you’ve ever had?

u/ZenGenie — 5 days ago

Have an opening for product manager roles at my company

If experienced folks are interested, let me know

JD - We are looking for someone who wants to build something great and go after this market hard. You've actually shipped products with AI, you've been early at a startup before, and you're the kind of person who's fine doing customer support one day and writing a PRD the next. If you've worked in performance marketing or run ads yourself, that's a real plus. Mumbai office, in-person, lots of whiteboard time.

It's going to be a lot of work. It's also going to be a lot of fun.

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u/hero_ascending — 6 days ago

How many of you think CSS (styling) became way more easier after LLM’s are introduced?

Early in my career CSS styling was nightmare for me. Sometimes it used to take hours for small styling change. I felt styling became 100 times simpler than before. When compared to other tech stack CSS became more easier.

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u/explorer-3 — 5 days ago