Prajjwal Mathur

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Hey there👋🏼
I love to code and learn, don't like to copy and stay mediocre.
So, here I am, ever-learning skills

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and participating in user research.

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Jan 2022 - Present

Binance Campus BUIDLer , Binance

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Completed and learned a lot from "AI Chatbots Without Programming by IBM". • In this course, they told us about how to make functional chatbots using the famous "Watson Assistant". “Deploying chatb...

Learning Linux is easy! 🐧 I'm documenting everything(commands and shortcuts) that I come across while learning Linux in a GitHub Repository. Contributions are welcome!🫂 Make sure to star it for a g...

Completed a Varsity course by Zerodha and got certified in Stock Market Basics. Finally, learning something about finance stuff!

• Been practicing DSA for months, on and off. • Let me officially commit to 90 days of DSA every day w.e.f. 31/12/21. • From now on, I'll be updating the DSA repo every day. • Learning from Kunal's...

Linux Infographics Tweets

Learning about Linux and its operations, commands, terminologies, and more. Made an infographic on creating a new file from the terminal itself in Linux.💫

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I was recently intrigued about what terms like #Web1, #Web2, and #web3 contained. So I learned and made a hashnode article about them: Web 1-two-Web 3: Convenience unlocked🔓 https://slowflash.hashn...

Posted my first ever tech article on Hashnode about Linux terminologies: Process, PID, and TID https://slowflash.hashnode.dev/linux-terminologies-process-pid-and-tid