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Tesla starts testing robotaxis in Austin with no safety driver

Just about six months after Tesla started testing its fledgling Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, the company is now letting those cars drive around the city with no safety monitor onboard.

The removal of the human safety monitors brings the company a critical step closer to its goal of launching a real commercial Robotaxi service, and it’s a step that’s been years in the making.

CEO Elon Musk spent nearly a decade promising Tesla’s cars were just a software update away from being fully driverless. Now he is on the precipice of launching a service meant to compete with Waymo, the Alphabet-owned company that he said last week “never really had a chance against Tesla.”

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The most common form of giving up is never starting. Moving one step ahead makes the next easier.

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"A winner is a loser who tried one more time."

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Finding a Job: Two Realities

In the job market, you’re usually in one of two positions:

1️⃣ You want the job — You’re applying, following up, and proving you’re the right fit.
2️⃣ They want you for the job — Your skills, reputation, and network are so strong that opportunities come knocking.

The goal isn’t just to get hired — it’s to build yourself into someone who gets chosen.

How?

Keep sharpening your skills.

Build visible proof of your work.

Grow your network genuinely.

Deliver so well that your name becomes a recommendation.

📌 Remember: The strongest career position is when you can say yes or no to offers — because both doors are open.

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Master Python:

The Python Tree 👇
|
|── Basics
| ├── Variables
| ├── Data Types
| | ├── Integers
| | ├── Floats
| | ├── Strings
| | ├── Booleans
| | └── None
| |
| ├── Operators
| | ├── Arithmetic
| | ├── Comparison
| | ├── Logical
| | ├── Assignment
| | └── Identity
| |
| ├── Control Flow
| | ├── if Statements
| | ├── else Statements
| | ├── elif Statements
| | ├── while Loops
| | └── for Loops
| |
| ├── Functions
| | ├── Function Definition
| | ├── Parameters
| | ├── Return Statement
| | └── Lambda Functions
| |
| └── Built-in Functions
| ├── print()
| ├── input()
| ├── len()
| ├── range()
| └── type()
|
|── Data Structures
| ├── Lists
| | ├── Indexing and Slicing
| | ├── List Methods
| | └── List Comprehensions
| |
| ├── Tuples
| ├── Sets
| ├── Dictionaries
| | ├── Accessing and Modifying
| | ├── Dictionary Methods
| | └── Dictionary Comprehensions
| |
| └── Collections Module
| ├── Counter
| ├── defaultdict
| ├── OrderedDict
| ├── namedtuple
| └── deque
|
|── Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
| ├── Classes and Objects
| ├── Attributes and Methods
| ├── Inheritance
| ├── Encapsulation
| └── Polymorphism
|
|── File Handling
| ├── Reading and Writing Files
| ├── Working with Text Files
| └── Working with CSV and JSON
|
|── Exception Handling
| ├── try...except Blocks
| ├── else and finally Clauses
| └── Custom Exceptions
|
|── Modules and Packages
| ├── Creating Modules
| ├── Importing Modules
| ├── Standard Library
| └── Creating Packages
|
|── Virtual Environments
| ├── venv
| ├── virtualenv
| └── pipenv
|
|── Regular Expressions
|
|── Functional Programming
| ├── Map, Filter, and Reduce
| ├── Lambda Functions
| └── List Comprehensions
|
|── Decorators
|
|── Generators
|
|── Threading and Multiprocessing
|
|── Working with APIs
| ├── HTTP Requests
| ├── JSON Parsing
| └── RESTful APIs
|
|── Web Development
| ├── Flask
| ├── Django
| └── FastAPI
|
|── Data Science and Analysis
| ├── NumPy
| ├── Pandas
| └── Matplotlib
|
|── Machine Learning
| ├── Scikit-Learn
| ├── TensorFlow
| └── PyTorch
|
|── Database Interaction
| ├── SQLite
| ├── MySQL
| └── PostgreSQL
|
|── Testing
| ├── Unit Testing (unittest)
| ├── Test Automation (pytest)
| └── Mocking
|
|── Version Control (Git)
|
|── GUI Development
| ├── Tkinter
| └── PyQt
|
|── Networking
| ├── Socket Programming
| └── Requests Library
|
|── Concurrency and Parallelism
| ├── Asyncio
| └── Multiprocessing
|
|── Debugging and Profiling
|
|── Best Practices
| ├── PEP 8
| ├── Docstrings (PEP 257)
| └── Code Reviews
|
|── Pythonic Idioms
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|── Python Web Frameworks
| ├── Flask
| ├── Django
| └── FastAPI
|
|── Python in the Cloud
| ├── AWS Lambda
| ├── Google Cloud Functions
| └── Azure Functions
|
|── Data Serialization
| ├── JSON
| └── Pickle
|
|── Python in IoT
|
|── Jupyter Notebooks
|
|── Data Visualization
| ├── Matplotlib
| ├── Seaborn
| └── Plotly
|
|── Geographic Information System (GIS) with Python
|
|── Game Development with Python
| ├── Pygame
| └── Godot Engine
|
|── Python Community and Resources
|
|__ END ____


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Battling tight deadlines in software engineering demands steel nerves. 💪
India startup funding hits $11B in 2025 as investors grow more selective

India’s startup ecosystem raised nearly $11 billion in 2025, but investors wrote far fewer checks and grew more selective about where they took risk, underscoring how the world’s third most-funded startup market is diverging from the AI-fueled capital concentration seen in the U.S.

The selective approach was most evident in deal-making. The number of startup funding rounds fell by nearly 39% from a year earlier, to 1,518 deals, according to Tracxn. Total funding slipped more modestly — down just over 17% to $10.5 billion.

That pullback was not uniform. Seed-stage funding fell sharply to $1.1 billion in 2025, down 30% from 2024, as investors cut back on more experimental bets. Late-stage funding also cooled, slipping to $5.5 billion, a 26% decline from last year, amid tougher scrutiny of scale, profitability, and exit prospects. However, early-stage funding proved more resilient, rising to $3.9 billion, up 7% y-o-y.

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If other people can create the coding tools and the language, it shouldn't be difficult for you

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