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Curious by Default 🤔 || Learning in Public || Python Backend + AI 🐍🤖 || Daily threads: Concept Breakdowns 🧵 || Mastering tech one thread at a time 💡

Joined January 2026

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@CodeWithBinary

Jan 21

🧠This mechanism explains one of the foundational concepts of computer science: how high-level languages, specifically Python bridge the gap between human logic and machine action. Powerful once you really get it. 🔥 @CompSciFact

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@CodeWithBinary

Jan 21

Ever wondered what actually happens when you run `python script.py` ? 🤔 It's not magic & it's not what most tutorials explain. From plain text program → CPU instructions Here's how Python executes your code 🧵👇 #Python #coding

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@CodeWithBinary

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90% of Python beginners get this wrong. 🤯 What's the output? Drop your answer + explain why 👇 #Python

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Hot take 🚨 In production, tools don't save you but judgment does. What saved you the most? A) Better logs B) Better monitoring C) Fast fixes D) Experience Reply with one 👇

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Every new programming language you learn in 2026: The first question devs still ask → Is this high-level or low-level? I broke it down: definitions, why the names, real examples, mental models, quick comparison and why it matters more in the AI era. If you're a dev grinding a…

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@CodeWithBinary

Jan 20

High-level vs low-level programming languages - explained simply. This distinction still matters in the AI era more than people think. Let's break it down 🧵👇

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Python's most silent bug isn't a syntax error. It's a logic error 🐍 If you don't understand Mutable vs Immutable types, bugs will bug you. Here's the breakdown that saves hours of debugging 🧵👇

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@CodeWithBinary

Jan 21

Unpopular opinion 🧠 Senior engineers aren't only faster at debugging but They're also better at asking the right questions. Experience teaches where to look first. Agree or disagree? curious to hear real incident stories 👇