What school taught me :
~ Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
~ Calculus
~ Pythagoras’ theorem
~ How to draw the Indian Map
What I wish was taught in school:
~ Taxes
~ Networking
~ Personal Finance
~ Negotiations
What do you think you
Tech isn’t just about sitting in front of a screen.
It’s late nights, endless bugs, and starting over again and again.
If you’re on this path — respect.
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Drop one lesson tech has taught you.
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Sarthak Gupta
Developer • 3m
Redesigned the screenshots a bit. How do they look now?
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AprameyaAI • 9m
Path to a free self-taught education in Computer Science
Hope it helps you!
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Sachin Lalwani
Passionate about tec... • 7m
Which book you have read that completely changed your life and what was the lesson you learnt from it that you implemented to change your life
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Ketan Sahu
Hey I am on Medial • 4m
What do you think about using Reddit ? Is it a waste of time or actually valuable ?
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Arpit Chakraborty
Share and learn • 3m
How about a AI that can help edtech buisness,
Imagine this after the lecture you get a concise note of what the teacher taught with proper digram and charts cattering to the style of different teachers.
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Setu
Student | Freelancer... • 1y
Satya Nadella says Windows PCs will have a photographic memory feature called Recall that will remember and understand everything you do on your computer by taking constant screenshots.
i think we should turn off this feature in future updates what
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Ashish Khare
A student trying to ... • 7m
Remember when we spent weeks in school memorizing formulas we never used again? Yet, no one taught us how to manage money, communicate effectively, or think critically.
The gap between what we learn and what we need in life is real—and it’s time w
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Harsh Kumar Jha
Building BabyAura — ... • 1m
If you had to choose one between completing you UG degree or building a Startup. What you want to do? and what would you actually do, why?
I'd rather go for a startup. Wbu?