I started my CS journey in my 11th grade and went with the academic curriculum learning C++ and Python in my 12th grade. Wasn't actually aware of DSA right then and jumped straight into Development side. Currently I'm in my junior year in college and really feel bad that I've not started it earlier. Now that I see so many of them posting their Leetcode and Codechef streak of solving problems, it is too late for me to start learning in a full-fledge? It's true that the topics were covered in academics but as you all know we never care about academics until the exam comes nearer. Also how much ..read more

In 2015, I saw Google's quantum computing is 100M times faster than previous GPU super computer. Maybe it is hard to say "solvability boundary" without defining the problem solving period clearly. submitted by /u/Dry-Beyond-1144 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey! I was trying to get into Ar/Vr Development (Software). Could someone share some resources as to how can I get into this field. Tutorials, tips anything works submitted by /u/kratosnaamhaimera [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey, I am a student of CS and have really been pondering about the newer techs emerging, I have been very interested in cloud and am also pursuing Architect cert from Azure, but all the hype around has been a concern that if blockchain will replace cloud. I am new to all this as I told I just am a student rn, I am eager to know if this scenario could ever happen bcoz rn I have time to switch over to blockchain(I like CS as whole not just cloud). I am really looking for some guidance. So, just wanted to know yall folks opinions. Thank You!! submitted by /u/MridulSharma11 [visit reddit] [comme ..read more

like I understand, logical gates are setup to perform corresponding opetations and i/p and o/p is given as voltage (high/low). so how does, these logical operations make a word doc, web browsing work? submitted by /u/Substantial_Novel_59 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I found this program today. Quantum computing can potentially change our world, applications include revolutionizing cybersecurity. This appears to be a virtual program and you can apply for scholarships. Otherwise it could cost up to $1.2K for both semesters. I signed up, looking forward to not only learning a useful skill but network with potetentially future millionaires. https://www.qubitbyqubit.org/course-info submitted by /u/LittleYogurtcloset68 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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