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Cursor vs. GitHub Copilot

Curious which AI coding tool fits your workflow? In this hands-on review, I compare Cursor vs. GitHub Copilot by building a personal budget tracker. See how Cursor’s AI-powered IDE with deep project context compares to Copilot’s lightning-fast code suggestions inside VS Code. Discover their strengths in code generation, debugging, refactoring, and real-world coding productivity. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, this detailed side-by-side analysis will help you choose the best AI code assistant for your needs.
Shaheryaar Kamal
Sep 11 · 2025
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A founder’s guide to AI agents

This blog breaks down exactly how autonomous AI agents work, what makes them different from simple chatbots, and why startup founders should care. You’ll learn how agents can handle research, outreach, admin, and other repetitive tasks so you can focus on strategy and growth. It also covers where these tools shine, where they still fall short and the best frameworks to experiment with.
Zammad Khan
Sep 11 · 2025
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The impact of agentic AI on software engineering roles

Agentic AI is reshaping software engineering by automating routine coding tasks and freeing developers to focus on design, strategy, and problem-solving.
Asmat Batool
Sep 10 · 2025
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A detailed OpenAI's Codex tutorial

Discover the power of asynchronous AI development with OpenAI Codex. Learn how this cloud-based agent can fix bugs, write tests, and accelerate your workflow, all within the ChatGPT ecosystem.
Kamran Lodhi
Sep 10 · 2025
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Common coding mistakes beginners make and how to avoid them

Learn beginners’ most common coding mistakes, such as skipping planning, writing unreadable code, ignoring errors, and misusing version control. Discover practical tips for writing cleaner, more efficient code, debugging effectively, using version control, and practicing consistently. Plus, learn how AI tools can enhance your coding journey. Avoid these pitfalls to become a more confident, skilled programmer.
Shaheryaar Kamal
Sep 9 · 2025
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How much math do I need to know to learn coding?

Thinking about coding but worried you’re not ‘math enough’? The good news is most programming doesn’t require advanced math. You’ll need basics like logic, algebra, and problem-solving, but you can skip heavy equations. Learn which math concepts truly matter, which don’t, and how to start confidently.
Fakhar Lodhi
Sep 9 · 2025
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Blind 75 vs. LeetCode patterns: Strategy for NVIDIA interviews

Blind 75 gives quick mastery of core problems, while LeetCode patterns build recognition and adaptability. For NVIDIA, a hybrid works best: sprint Blind 75 for fundamentals, then focus on patterns, performance trade-offs, and C++/Python optimizations. Together, they maximize readiness for NVIDIA’s practical, performance-driven interviews.
Fahim ul Haq
Aug 27 · 2025
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Blind 75 vs LeetCode patterns: Effective for DoorDash interviews

Blind 75 helps master core data structures and algorithms quickly, while LeetCode patterns train recognition and adaptability. For DoorDash interviews, a hybrid strategy works best: speed-run Blind 75, then drill patterns like sliding window, heaps, and graphs. This prepares you for DoorDash’s logistics-heavy, real-world optimization and delivery-focused challenges.
Fahim ul Haq
Aug 27 · 2025
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Blind 75 vs. LeetCode patterns: Best Prep for TikTok interviews

Blind 75 builds fluency with core problems, while LeetCode patterns sharpen recognition and adaptability. For TikTok interviews, a hybrid approach works best: sprint Blind 75 for speed, then focus on patterns like sliding window, heaps, and BFS/DFS. Together, they prepare you for TikTok’s dynamic, real-time coding challenges.
Fahim ul Haq
Aug 27 · 2025