This post feels very real. Getting into top IT universities now is super hard and expensive. Not everyone can do it. But I think it's not the end. You can still learn programming by yourself. There are many free and paid online courses, open-source projects and jobs on the internet. And yes, it's harder without Bauman or MIPT. But if you build real skills and a strong portfolio then companies will notice you. Thanks for writing this. It’s a strong reminder that the world is changing and we must find new ways to grow in IT.
Really interesting comparison! I liked how the article used real examples instead of just showing numbers or specs. It’s cool to see how each AI model has its own strengths. DeepSeek is super fast, Gemini handles big chunks of info well and Claude is great for code. I didn’t expect DeepSeek to do so well! Overall, this post makes it clear that the “best” AI really depends on what you need it for. Thanks for sharing such a helpful and honest review!
Really enjoyed this post! I still come across teams using older CSS methods like translate(-50%, -50%). This article is a great reminder of how far CSS has come. I’ll definitely be referencing this when updating our internal style guides. Appreciate the practical examples!
This post feels very real. Getting into top IT universities now is super hard and expensive. Not everyone can do it. But I think it's not the end. You can still learn programming by yourself. There are many free and paid online courses, open-source projects and jobs on the internet.
And yes, it's harder without Bauman or MIPT. But if you build real skills and a strong portfolio then companies will notice you. Thanks for writing this. It’s a strong reminder that the world is changing and we must find new ways to grow in IT.
Really interesting comparison! I liked how the article used real examples instead of just showing numbers or specs. It’s cool to see how each AI model has its own strengths. DeepSeek is super fast, Gemini handles big chunks of info well and Claude is great for code. I didn’t expect DeepSeek to do so well! Overall, this post makes it clear that the “best” AI really depends on what you need it for. Thanks for sharing such a helpful and honest review!
Really enjoyed this post! I still come across teams using older CSS methods like translate(-50%, -50%). This article is a great reminder of how far CSS has come. I’ll definitely be referencing this when updating our internal style guides. Appreciate the practical examples!