“Want to start System Design but don’t know where to begin? If you have only 3–4 weeks before your SDE interview, don’t try to finish every System Design topic. Take a problem-first approach. Here’s the roadmap I’d follow: Week 1 — Learn the foundations Understand: → Client & Server → REST APIs → SQL vs NoSQL → Indexing → Caching → Load Balancer → Message Queues → Replication → Sharding → CAP basics Don’t memorize definitions. Understand what problem each component solves. Week 2 — Learn the buil”

“Most neighbourhood businesses in Bengaluru lose customers before they even walk in. Not because the food is bad or the service is poor. It's because: 📵 The phone rings and nobody picks up 🔍 Google shows outdated timings 📅 There's no easy way to book online 💸 Aggregators take 25-30% of every order At Nextahalli, we help Bengaluru's restaurants, salons, and gyms fix this with: ✅ A simple, fast website ✅ Online bookings and reservations ✅ WhatsApp reminders and AI automation that work while you're”

“The myth of “just build skills and you’ll get hired.” There’s something we don’t talk about enough in tech hiring. I know people with strong profiles — hackathon winners, DSA problems solved, solid projects, internships, strong development skills, AI/ML experience — and yet they struggle to even get interview calls from top product-based companies. For many, it has been 1–2+ years after B.Tech. At some point, you start questioning the entire narrative: “If you work hard, build projects, solve DS”

“Nobody talks about this, but it's true: Why is it that every founder who went to SRCC, IIT, IIM, or cracked CA also happens to be... unfairly good looking? You'd think 4 years of cost accounting, ROCE calculations, and JEE trauma would leave a mark. Instead these people walk out looking like they run a skincare startup on the side (they probably do, and it's raised a seed round). Meanwhile the rest of us peaked at "at least I have a personality." Coincidence? Survivorship bias? Or is there a sec”

“Sarvam Epoch AI Conference Kicks Off in Bengaluru with Builders and Leaders Sarvam AI hosted the first day of its flagship Epoch conference, themed 'Sync with Frontier,' drawing engineers, leaders, and nearly 3,000 buildathon applicants. A standout panel featured Sarvam co-founders Vivek Raghavan and Devendra Singh Chaplot alongside Google DeepMind's Manish Gupta and Peak XV's Aaditya Sood. The 360 selected builders from companies like Apple, Meta, and NVIDIA worked on projects in voice commerce”