Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

BTW I use Arch, Neovim and Rust. github.com/harshvsri India 🇮🇳 Joined May 2022

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

a month ago

To understand recursion, you must first understand recursion.

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

2 months ago

The promise of Rust? Intact. ✅ heaptrack confirms: 0B of memory leaked.

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How can be @Google @GeminiApp can perform so bad at tool calls like Web Search. Its what u guys r best at (search) isn't. Well i don't care about any numbers out there the fact is in practice @claudeai always outperforms everyone.

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

2 months ago

Rust could let you do anything, but shouts “prove it or own it”—while C++ whispers “good luck.” This has to be the best distinction of all time. #rustlang #cpp @ThePrimeagen @letsgetrusty

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

8 months ago

Why do some languages lacks a standard collections of the most trivial data structures ? Maybe TS/JS is not meant for solving DSA problems, or else accept Array as QUEUE and HEAP, which is not acceptable at all. What do you think?

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

11 months ago

🌟 Handling Millions of Rows of Data! 🌟 I tackled parsing 1 million rows of weather data, achieving 230 ms! 🔗 Read the Article: appflowy.com/25dfe6ed-ea26-… 🔗 Check it out on GitHub: github.com/harshvsri/1mrc Would love your thoughts and tips on optimizing data handling!

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

11 months ago

I have just published my first article titled "Understanding File Handling and Encoding" appflowy.com/25dfe6ed-ea26-… I hope you find it informative and insightful. I’d love to hear your thoughts and any feedback, especially since this is my first time writing!

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

11 months ago

Well that's an interesting one. Despite of "INFINITY" it gets fired immediately.

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

a year ago

Is someone actually gonna read that... Hope so... Since the translation is too pure which in itself will need translation. What do you guys think?

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

a year ago

Hot take... A well formatted pseudo code is a valid python code... @ThePSF @Krishnaik06

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

a year ago

🎉 Just launched: Video Transcoder API! 🎥 ✅ GET request with video ID ✅ Fetch, transcode, store ✅ Return transcoded video URL Perfect for building video apps. Easy integration, efficient processing. Check it out: github.com/harshvsri/tran… #VideoAPI #DevTools #OpenSource

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

a year ago

Windows RAM management is terrible... Its just docker cli, vs code and brave and my RAM is almost exhausted I can't open any app at this point Well i have 8 gigs maybe i need to upgrade at this point I'm not talking about RAM i mean OS @Windows @Windowsdev

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

a year ago

System design is awesome... @excalidraw is so cool...

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

a year ago

Do you know your daily average expense 🤔 Well mine is 354.85 INR kinds 5$ Yes im a student living with parents So i made a python script that parses your bank statement pdf and generates report on credit and debit What else data should i extract out of this, ANY IDEAS 💡

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

a year ago

Do you guys know that in a game of tic tac toe, If you start the game you have a greater chance to win the game by like almost 21% of all games* And a whooping 70% more than your opponent. What an unfair advantage

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

a year ago

Multithreading VS Multiprocessing For IO bound task we do multithreading eg n/w calls need to wait and for that multiprocessing is waste of resource since each process need to wait. While say in img processing, its CPU bound task, requires much computation so multiprosessing

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Harsh Srivastava @harshvsri

a year ago

Working with strings in modern languages is fairly easy. # This is how slicing works # +---+---+---+---+ # | P | y | t | h | o | n | # +---+---+---+---+ # 0 1 2 3 4 5 # -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 #python