How to be the OG engineer

My goal, for the foreseeable future, is to become the OG engineer, to be able to build anything in a weekend that my brain ideates What's the most efficient way to learn new stuff? I wanna start implementing all these project ideas I get, but all these ideas are of such diverse tech domains. I wanna learn GenAI, IOT, blockchain, ML and also how to make drones, but things keep pooping up and finally jab thoda sa time milta hai toh college exams hit. So what's the trick to learn new cool interesting shit as fast as possible. Mastering all these domains won't be possible I know, I just wanna get enough knowledge to be able to make stuff

Hey Everyone, I am a 3YoE backend developer with little AI role and web development experience in the industry and I wanted to grow my career as more like an ✨Elite Engineer✨ who not just builds stuff but optimizes it to the core, oversees the future bottlenecks, the alternative approaches blah blah and you get the point. But the problem is that my learning is all over places. Please suggest/ guide you to be that ✨Elite Engineer✨ if you can. I want to continue to be a backend engineer (no more switching domain) Disclaimer: I don’t want to do it because of the money (of course I need a future) but to have a solid understanding of it (it would be great if I end up as SDE)

How do you guys learn some new tech stack in less time, and how you all are being consistent to doing it I'm in my 3rd year of btech, but haven't done any tech stack in advance level,I only know basics of it. Guide me to prepare for my internship, or projects to do and learn technologies faster.

I am to move into an ML platform engineering team a few months down the line. Most job opportunities for an ML platform engineer mentions strong knowledge of kubernetes, Kubeflow/ML flow, API design and deployment along with coding language(usually Java, python or Go). Are there any must read resources which could help me while upskilling for this role? I already have access to O'Reilly and have read and practiced most of the exercises on Kubernetes.

Now days, every month some new technology is coming up. How do you find out time to keep yourself updated?

Hey everyone, excited to be doing this AMA! A brief about me, I work currently as a Director of Product at an Indian unicorn startup About my career: - Did my undergrad from IIT and then masters from an Ivy league school - Have been in product for almost 10 years now - across 2 Indian unicorn startups and a publicly listed company Would love to take questions on what it means to be a PM, growing within the role, building your career, and other things :) Will be back here at 4 pm and start replying Shoot away!

I am currently in my third year studying computer science and I am confused about what to do next. Here are some quick points about my profile: - Strong GitHub profile - Part of Google's summer of code 2023 - Built some interesting projects (tech stack: typescript, postgres, redis) - I have studied a fair bit of High Level Design (System Design) - I have a decent leetcode profile (500 questions mostly medium and Hard) (1800 contest rating) - I also have strong CS fundamentals (DBMS, oop, CN) I am currently getting interviews from startups but they want 6 month interns and I cannot do such a long internship right now with college. I am only available for a 2 month summer intern (which most startups don't want). I am from a Tier 2 college and we do have some good companies come for placements but I'm not sure about the scenario for next year. Any tips or advice on what I should focus on? how I should prepare? what kind of companies I should target? Your experience and insights will be of tremendous help for me