Hello!
I'm looking for people interested in studying the Emacs C core and Emacs Lisp together on a daily basis.
My goal is to acquire a deep understanding of Emacs and possibly contribute to the codebase.
My timezone is UTC+3.
Please DM me if you're interested.
Heya!
I'm looking for a buddy who wants to work together to experiment and do some R&D on AI and ML systems. The main project is attempting to make a small translator and train it with as little data as possible. The project is in C++, and it's all from scratch, no libraries (except the standard library). We'll use raw pointers, assembly, and SIMD for speed.
I don't care about experience, if you're new, I'm willing to teach you what I know.
I'm looking for somehow who is genuinely excited and wants to see this through to the end.
My time zone is UTC+9:30, Adelaide, South Australia.
Feel free to DM me if you're interested.
I’m leading a summer project focused on building a real-world system to help households optimize electricity usage and handle power outages more efficiently.
We already started with an international team (Canada, US, India) and have:
- a structured GitHub repo
- defined system architecture
- clear modules (data, simulation, optimization, visualization)
- an 8-week execution plan
Some members dropped, so I’m looking for a few committed people to join.
This is NOT a casual project — we’re aiming to:
- build a working system
- generate real results
- publish our findings
Looking for:
- Python (any level, willing to learn)
- problem solvers
- people interested in engineering / data
Expectations:
- consistent weekly effort (not just “when free”)
- communication
- actually contributing
Roles open:
- Data (pandas, datasets)
- Simulation (modeling household energy)
- Optimization (logic + efficiency)
- Visualization (graphs / output)
Time commitment is flexible but you must be reliable.
If interested, DM/comment with:
- grade
- interests
- experience (optional)
We’re building something real — join if you’re serious.
Looking for a serious study partner for DSA + Java/Spring Boot prep.
I’m currently:
- Starting DSA (beginner level, focusing on consistency)
- Almost done with core Java
- Planning to move into Spring Boot + backend projects next
What I’m looking for:
- Someone consistent (at least 6 days/week)
- Can commit 6–8 hours daily
- Encouraging + accountable (not passive studying)
- Quick daily checkins (5–10 mins to share progress, approaches, blockers)
Plan:
- Daily DSA problem solving
- Short discussions on approach/optimization
- Build Spring Boot projects after Java + DSA foundation
- Track progress and keep each other accountable
Open to:
- Any background (student, working, beginner/intermediate)
- Any timezone
- Just be serious, consistent, and technical
About me:
- CSE graduate
- Preparing full-time for backend roles
- Fully committed, can put in 6–8 hours daily
If this matches your style, DM me.
Be honest — how many times have you been stuck on a bug for hours, Googled everything, and still had no idea what was wrong? Online courses are great, but they can't answer your specific doubts.
That's where human supervision matters. When you're learning Python, having someone who actually looks at your code and explains your mistake is completely different from watching another YouTube tutorial.
I'm offering doubt-clearing support for just ₹500 for an entire year. No fixed schedule, ask whenever you're stuck — whether it's syntax, logic, OOP, or anything else Python.
Drop a comment or DM if you're interested. Happy to answer one question for free so you can see if this works for you.
Hey, I’m 19 and just getting into coding + game dev. Right now I’m learning Lua and using Roblox Studio, and I also run a roleplay server within Roblox ofc that is in ER:LC I am planning to build my own game for it too. I am not looking for anything crazy or hand-holding just someone more experienced who I can ask questions sometimes or get some direction from. If anyone’s down to help out or just give some advice, I’d really appreciate it 👍
I´m kinda new with flutter i just made a few tiny projects by myself and with the help of AI do you guys still working on it? I love making profitable mobile apps. But i thought having a team would be easier for consistency and speed. I´m also open to learn reactnative, and if you are acquainted of AI in coding it will be helpfull.
So as the title says as my next project i am thinking of making a small TIU application that will replicate the functionalities of Intel 8085 microcontroller. You wil be able to give it a txt file containing assembly instructions and it will process that. So for now as it's probably gonna be a TIU i am thinking to go with Golang as the language of choice.
If anybody interested we can maybe share our ideas on how to implement it and honestly i do kinda need help. Right now i am mostly researching stuff.
Today I went deeper into encapsulation and built a small project to understand it better. Learned about the this keyword, why we use it, and how getter & setter methods work. Also started a new concept — constructors. DSA: Didn’t learn anything new today, but participated in a biweekly contest. Solved 1 easy and 2 medium questions. Progress is not perfect, but I’m improving step by step.
Hi guys do you trust AI generated code in production? How do you check it? Let me know where it breaks for you and where it works perfectly