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What's the reason behind the rise and sudden fall in the number of unicorns ?

IT hiring which was inflated since COVID, is now getting corrected. AI/AGI, Dedollarization, Inflation are some of the key triggers behind less hiring now in IT in the West.

Harnessing GPU Power with CUDA CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) is a parallel computing platform by Nvidia that unleashes the power of GPUs for more than just graphics rendering. Initially developed in 2007, CUDA enables massive parallel p

Boeing used to be a great company dominated by engineers. The people at the top were engineers as the their core foundation and education. The downfall of the company began a few decades ago when the leadership was captured by finance guys. Aviatio

Higher Software engineering/computer science education in Indian colleges in pretty substandard for the most part. That again explains why majority of Indian software engineers aren't even worth hiring. No form of creativity or any real skill is taug

As there are irregularities in the NEET 2024 exam results, in order to investigate this, Harkirat Bhaiya shared his 1Hour long session of scraping data from NEET RESULT website and building a web where users can enter their roll number, application n

Postive thing about AI is how it's balancing out the resources. Finally people can stop paying such high fees to engineers and get their job done with AI. I myself have benefited a lot since advancement of AI. Where I had to previously had to spend h

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I recently came across a podcast where a Jio Cinema architect discussed the system design behind streaming IPL matches. She mentioned that during the peak of the IPL season, Jio consumed 90% of the internet bandwidth available in India. I’m unsure ho

🤯😨 Soon we will also experience something like this: Japan has set a world record for internet speed — 402 Terabits per second. A group of engineers from Japan's National Institute of Information and Communications Technology exceeded the previous