This post provides a brief overview of the noteworthy Google Summer of Code projects from the year 2022, whom NS-3 served as a mentor during Google Summer of Code. Matteo Pagin : A simplified channel and beamforming model for ns-3, mentors: Sandra Lagén, Biljana Bojovic, Michele Polese. Zhiheng Dong: Perfect ARP and NDP, mentors: Tommaso Pecorella, Ameya Deshpande, Manoj K. Akash Mondal : TCP maximum segment size (MSS) improvements. mentor by Mohit P. Tahiliani, Bhaskar Kataria, and Vivek Jain. If you are interested, access to the final report and more info here: https://lnkd.in/dzvQJ727
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In my coding journey so far, I've been able to make everything work—every problem I've faced, I've managed to solve on my own. Without a mentor, I’ve become super conscious of how I write my code, and I often ask myself: Is it good enough? Can I optimize it more? How can I make it more readable? Am I wasting any resources? This led me to rely on LLMs for code review. At first, I would just copy and paste answers, which ended up taking more time in the long run than actually understanding the code. So, I shifted my approach, asking questions like how should I solve it? This shift brought a lot of growth over the past few months. I still use LLMs for things I’m unsure about, but I've learned that exploring different sources on the web often gives me broader insights than just getting a quick answer. But when I need to ship fast, LLMs are a goldmine.
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🧩 Am I a Good Programmer or Just a Pro Googler? 😂🔍 Ever found yourself wondering, "Am I really good at coding, or just mastering the art of Googling?" 🤔 👨💻💡 Let's face it, in the world of software development, the line between programming and Googling can get pretty blurry. Whether you're debugging a tricky piece of code or finding that elusive solution, our trusty search engine often comes to the rescue. But hey, isn’t that what makes a great programmer? The ability to find solutions, learn continuously, and adapt quickly? 💬 Drop a comment and share your thoughts! Are you a coding ninja 🥷 or a Google guru? Maybe a bit of both? #ProgrammingLife #CodeOrGoogle #SoftwareDevelopment #DSA #WebDevelopment #TechHumor #LearningJourney
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Attention all student developers! Ready to level up your skills & make an impact? Apply to become a Google #DeveloperStudentClubs Lead today: https://lnkd.in/g_keCU7A You'll get: 🌱Training by experts & technical knowledge 🌱Boost your coding skills 🌱Project & community building
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Years of experience have taught me many things, but nothing beats the legends of legacy code. Here's a recent classic: Imagine walking into a codebase that’s older than some of the interns. A true archaeological dig site, complete with cryptic comments and ancient syntax. 🏺 Me: "Ah, this old gem! I wrote this back in '03." Code: creaks and groans under the weight of years of updates and patches Hours later, after navigating a labyrinth of nested if statements and switch cases, I finally find the bug—a variable named 'x' (we’ve all been there). Fixed it, and suddenly everything runs like it’s 2003 again. Nostalgia, right? 😉 The moral of the story: Code like it’ll be read in 20 years... by you. #google #apple #code #coding #programmar #TechTrends #CodingLife #DeveloperCommunity #TechHumor #Innovation #TechNews #Programming #SoftwareEngineering #TechIndustry #CodingJourney #DeveloperLife #TechTalk #SoftwareDevelopment #ITProfessional #Technology #CodeNewbie #TechUpdates #TechWorld #TechCareers #ProgrammingLife #DevCommunity #CodingChallenges #TechInnovation #CodeLife #Techie #TechLeadership #WomenInTech #CodeCommunity #TechInspiration #TechGrowth #FutureTech #TechSavvy #TechMentor #Software #TechCulture #CodingSkills #TechSolutions #TechEducation #DigitalTransformation #TechJourney #TechInsights #ProgrammingCommunity #DeveloperStories #TechCareer #TechExperts #CodingFun #TechGoals #TechLife #TechTalks #CodingTips
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