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YouTube algorithm is why I picked pygame for Python games. Like 3 years back, I hit moderate Python level & wanted to explore more. Tried to make games and YouTube search pushed pygame. Wasn’t serious, just grabbed it Soon I realized game dev is a p

Does c/cpp still have chance in dev field Because I gave my whole engineering days working on c/cpp and i started working in an embedded role so that I could explore more in c/cpp but the salary I was getting was too less do you guys think c/cpp don

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We are Software Engineers we declare vars not wars We like Java, but it's not coffee. We start counting from 0 We talk about Python but it's not Snake

Any python cryptography expert, I have encrypted a data long back ago using python cryptography but cannot recover it now, even after checking all possible ways I have the key also but it's not working. Could anyone help

This app reminds me of Twitter, NOT X, but the real thing before elon took over.

Day x of learning python as a beginner. Nor more? Its been a month since I started leaning python as my first programming language. I am really enjoying my python journey and have learned many important concepts which will be used throughout my prog

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Funding is not validation. Revenue is. Many founders assume product–market fit before testing it. The idea feels strong, early conversations are encouraging, and fundraising becomes the next milestone. But capital doesn’t validate assumptions. It a