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OTC CatchUp #205

Date: 12-10-2024

Duration: 2 hrs 00 mins

Topics Discussed

  • Darshit gave two interviews

    • DevOps role at a Web3 company.

    • One with a founder discussing job responsibilities.

  • Dheeraj asked Darshit technical questions

    • What is Load in Linux?

    • Meaning of a process having Load 10.

    • How to check system load using top / htop.

    • Troubleshooting Linux DB issue: 'cannot write to disk' – discussed possible causes.

    • Questions around Kubernetes.

    • Ansible explained

      • Automation tool for server configuration.

      • Important for DevOps roles.

  • Darshan talked about startup job risks.

    • Kartik shared his perspective.

  • Long discussion on spherical coordinates.

    • Involved: Kartik Soneji, Jaden, and Rishit.

Projects Showcased

  • Abhinav (KsrX Duke) is building RC airplane models.

    • Asked if anyone has experience in plane-building.

  • Siddharth Mishra showcased a CV project

    • Detecting car number plates from images.

    • Discussion on YOLO vs. RCNN models.

    • Dheeraj suggested

      • Hosting the model.

      • Integrating it into a live project.

    • Kartik mentioned similar projects by Harsh Kapadia and suggested making it interactive.

  • Darshit presented a Harry Potter-themed mini project.

    • Kartik Soneji and Darshan Rander added more context.

  • Jaden shared updates on his current project.

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