Muhammad Asad
AI specialist building workflows to save time and cut costs
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Just Completed Harvard’s CS50x! 🎓
Huge milestone unlocked!
I have officially completed CS50x: Introduction to Computer Science from Harvard University.
This intensive journey deepened my core understanding of software engineering and algorithmic thinking. Beyond the theory, it pushed me to build scalable code from the ground up.
Key areas covered and mastered:
Low-Level Foundations: Memory management, pointers, and data structures in C.
Modern Development: Web development foundations using Python, SQL, and JavaScript.
Core Principles: Algorithm design, time complexity (Big O notation) and security.
A huge thank you to David J. Malan and the CS50 team for delivering such a world-class, challenging curriculum. learned a lot from it. My understanding went from O(n²) to O(1).
Ready to bring these strengthened engineering fundamentals into my next AI and software development role!
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easythreads is a Python Library, that simplifies Multi-Theading in Python. A simple Wrapper around ThreadPoolExecutor with configurable Threads, retries, backoff and rate limit all inside one clean function call. Built to simplify development experience by reducing ~40 lines of code into a single line with same results
if you are a developer yourself: pip install pyeasythreads
Source: https://github.com/Phant0m1zed/easythreads
Hosed on: https://pypi.org/project/pyeasythreads/
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SQLeasy is a web based, Database management tool. Built on lightweight Flask, Python, SQLite3 and Vanilla JavaScript and deployed on Render, kept alive 24/7 on free plan using UpTimeRobot. Feel free to explore
sqleasy.onrender.com
(https://sqleasy.onrender.com)Source: https://github.com/Phant0m1zed/sqleasy
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Woohoo! finally made my own github profile and uploaded my first project. what should I do next?
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