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After class 12th, I took a drop for JEE and didn't qualify and thinking to do Btech CSE from private institute but I never did coding and NVIDIA CEO said that AI will replace coders any suggestions? (sorry for bad English)

AI Will Not Replace Jobs, But... AI won’t replace jobs, it will replace tasks. The truth is, as long as problems exist, there will always be jobs for engineers who are curious, adaptable, and eager to learn. Engineering is about solving problems, no

🌍 Breaking the Silence: Let’s Normalize Listening! 🎧 In a world where everyone wants to be heard, how often do we truly listen? At Ear For You (EFY), we believe in the power of listening—not to reply, not to judge, but to simply be there. 💬 Eve

🌍 Breaking the Silence: Let’s Normalize Listening! 🎧 In a world where everyone wants to be heard, how often do we truly listen? At Ear For You (EFY), we believe in the power of listening—not to reply, not to judge, but to simply be there. 💬 Eve

I planned a whole side project... and never launched it! I had the name. I had the UI design. I had the tech stack picked out. Even the color palette. But I didn't build it. I got stuck in planning, doubting, tweaking, overthinking. And slowly...

🚀 The AI Revolution in Customer Experience: A Game Changer or a Risky Bet? Artificial Intelligence is transforming customer interactions but is it really ready to handle the complexities of human emotions, security and conversation flow? 🔹 Cost

This is crazy. By 2028, a $5 AI subscription will replace a $150,000/year programmer. That's according to Jensen Huang—Nvidia CEO, who predicted the rise of AI in 1993. Here's the truth about the future of work : Before dismissing this as hype, c

🚀 The Rise of DeFi – Are You In or Watching from the Sidelines? The financial world is shifting faster than ever. Decentralized Finance (DeFi) is no longer just a concept—it’s a movement challenging the old banking system and giving people financia

tick tock. tick tock. hear the clock? another now has just gone by. Film director Kevin Smith tells a story of his father who lived his life playing by the rules: ‍ "My father was a good guy. Not many good men in the world, but this was a good guy.