Hi 2025, The past few months have been an incredible journey for me. Four months ago, I was preparing for a 5-8 LPA (CTC) job through college placements, aggressively focusing on DSA. Then I had a game-changing conversation with @kirat_tw , which led me to join #Super30. It was not an easy decision to skip the college placements, but I am glad I took that risk. Since then, I’ve been working closely with him and learning so much. Here’s what I’ve been up to: 🞄 Built Algo Arena for @kirat_tw (launching soon ) 👉 Check it out: algo-arena.100xdevs.com/ 🞄 Working as a remote developer for a UAE-based startup.🚀($2k/mo) 🞄 Building MVP's with @wmemon2022 @Hartdrawss 🞄 Networking with amazing people like @lovebabbar3 , @mannupaaji (Aceternity Founder), @sameersadana AppX (YC S21) founder , @arpit_bhayani , and many others. 📝A few lessons I’ve learned: It’s not just about referrals While referrals can help, they’re not a magic ticket to landing a remote job. I’ve seen people fail even with good referrals, while others secure great opportunities independently. The key difference is consistency. Before joining Super30, I was: ✅Doing open-source contributions. ✅Building projects consistently. ✅Learning every single day for over a year. Start small, stay humble My first internship paid me a stipend of just ₹5,000/month. But every experience added value to my journey. 🎯"Opportunity can knock at any moment—be sure you're always prepared." 🔥Tips for landing a remote job: ✅Be a "crack dev": Be someone who gets the job done and is easy to work with. ✅Don’t rely on job portals: Start DMing or emailing founders directly. Highlight how you can add value to their company. By doing this, you’ll bypass most HR and DSA rounds. Once you get the interview, give it your all! You might fail in dozens of interviews, but remember: it only takes one to succeed.✨ PS: It’s crazy to think how my first conversation with Kirat (this video call screenshot 📸) completely shifted my mindset. Now, working alongside him and being a part of @100xDevs is an experience I’ll always cherish. 🎯

Sometimes your GitHub streak reflects exactly what’s going on in your life. Sometimes life happens Everyone has to face it Peace. ✌️

The first photo was my setup just 2 years ago. An old wooden table, a chair, a laptop, and a notebook. The second photo is where I am today. When I look back now, taking a drop from college was one of the best decisions I ever made. Sometimes people only see the result and think it happened overnight. What they don't see are the countless hours spent learning, building projects, solving LeetCode problems, getting rejected, making mistakes, and starting again. I'm not saying this is the best setup in the world. But for a kid who didn't even have a personal room growing up, being able to build something like this within two years means a lot. Sometimes I look at it and feel grateful. At the same time, I want everyone reading this to understand that opportunities only matter when you're prepared for them. If I hadn't spent those years learning and working on myself, none of this would have happened. Two years ago, if someone had told me, "Sanjeev, you're going to take a drop, buy your first iPhone within a year, build a setup like this." I wouldn't have believed them. Because back then, I was preparing for a 6 LPA placement and thought that was the path my life would take. And there's absolutely nothing wrong with that path. I started with a ₹10,000/month internship while I was still in college. The salary you start with doesn't decide where you'll end up. Your consistency does. Even in college, I used to sit in a corner of the classroom solving LeetCode problems and building projects while everyone else was enjoying college life. Some people called it show-off. Some laughed. Some doubted. You'll find people like that everywhere. They think someone else's growth somehow takes away from theirs. But life doesn't work that way. The truth is, nobody sees the hundreds of days when nothing seems to be happening. They only notice the day things finally start working. So if you're currently in that phase where you're learning, building, and putting in the work without seeing results yet, keep going. One year. Two years. Three years. Whatever it takes. Because that's your job. The first photo is proof of where I started. The second photo is proof that consistency compounds. Karm karo, phal ki chinta mat karo. Keep showing up. Leave the rest to God.

Sometimes work is just an escape from yourself.

Lowkey one of the most useful things I’ve built lately 😭 No more: → prompting ChatGPT to write cold emails → copy pasting them into Gmail → manually tracking everything in some cursed Excel sheet Now it’s all in one place .... write, send, track, follow up. Actually makes outreach feel less painful. relayy.sanjeevdev.in/ and its free

The funniest part about AI coding agents is they fail, restart the server, then come back with: ‘I promise I won’t do it again’ 💀

Just landed my first client on Upwork within 3 days of creating my profile 🚀 Before joining, I used to hear things like: “Upwork is overcrowded.” “Too much competition.” “New profiles don’t get noticed.” But here’s what happened for me: → Installed Upwork → Invested around $10 in Connects → Applied actively for just 1 day → Got a response within 2 days → Closed my first client in 3 days And this made me realize something important: More than having an old profile, what really matters is your experience, proof of work, communication, and the projects you’ve actually built. Over the last 3 years, I’ve been building: • AI products & SaaS platforms • Real-time systems • Full-stack applications from 0 → 1 • Scalable architectures used by millions I’ve worked with startups, including SF-based teams, and helped scale products to 3M users. So if you’re hesitating to start freelancing because of , maybe just start anyway. Your work speaks louder than the noise. If you’re looking to launch an MVP, build a scalable product, integrate AI, or need an engineer who can take products from 0 → scale -let’s connect 👋 upwork.com/freelancers/sanje…

Working on something super exciting for an SF-based startup , a proactive AI-powered learning system that acts like a second brain for students. Instead of static courses, it adapts daily around your weak spots, learning style, pace, and progress , creating a truly personalized learning journey. Really excited to see how far this can go 🚀

Do it unmotivated. JUST DO IT !!

Finally added YC-backed startup job matching 🚀 Instead of searching with keywords manually, the system now fetches opportunities and matches them against your profile automatically. It analyzes your: • skills • projects • tech stack • experience • interests Then scores every opportunity based on relevance, so you can focus on roles that actually fit you. Currently pulling jobs from: • Latest 2026 YC batch • AI startups • Indie/HN companies • Remote-first startups Less noise. Better matches. Faster applications. Launching soon 👀

Early-stage YC-backed startup > high-comp salary job.

Cooked up something crazy for developers 👀🚀 With a single click, I just applied to 20 highly relevant jobs at once. Not random spam applications — curated opportunities matched to your experience, projects, and tech stack. The system analyzes your profile, resume, and projects, then auto-generates personalized applications while keeping everything customizable. I’ve also curated 100k high-quality jobs posted recently — including roles from companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, Adobe, and many more. So instead of spending hours searching, filtering, and manually applying, developers can focus on what actually matters: building. This genuinely feels like a game changer 👀

Paying $200 for @claudeai and still needing to buy #Codex separately because it’s doing frontend work WAY better is actually insane. I’m giving: • Full Figma files • Screenshots • Exact references • Detailed prompts …and it still struggles with basic landing pages and pixel-perfect UI. A few months ago the quality was genuinely amazing. Now the spacing, styling, consistency, and frontend accuracy feel massively downgraded. Meanwhile Codex 5.5 ships cleaner UI with less prompting. Something seriously changed.

For the last 30 days, I’ve been quietly using a tool I built… it writes sends personalized outreach at scale (without losing context or sounding generic) it replaced hours of my workflow. making it public soon. free.

Here’s a sharper, more structured X post with stronger flow and punch: The GitHub drama is valid—but let’s be real, it’s also a bit headline-driven. One popular dev influencer moves a project off GitHub, and suddenly it’s a crisis. If you didn’t even notice this happening, honestly… your life is probably better. I’ve had my own issues with GitHub too—but switching to GitLab or Bitbucket isn’t some magical fix. These platforms aren’t immune either. What’s actually happening: • AI coding has exploded • Commits, PRs, and actions have gone 1000x • Bots and agents are hammering infra at insane scale GitHub didn’t just “mess up”—they got hit with a scale problem no platform was truly ready for. And yeah—communication could’ve been way better. But inside Microsoft, this likely wasn’t treated as urgent as it should’ve been. Still, let’s not overreact: GitHub isn’t going anywhere. It’s still the center of open source. Projects like Ghostty moving away? They’ll lose visibility more than GitHub loses relevance. This isn’t a platform collapse. It’s growing pains at massive scale.

Fuck people. Fuck “work-life balance.” No one gives a shit about you. Work on yourself. Work for your family. Earn money that changes your life.

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