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Saw a YC company has raised 200 million at a billion dollar valuation. https://www.starcloud.com/starcloud-4. Additionally - with the impending spacex ipo this seems like a big focus.

Can someone with a stronger physics background explain why anyone would think this is a good idea?

Trying to get ideas for technical side projects to help me improve my depth of understanding on certain parts of the stack. Current rough ideas: * Write a react runtime * Write a js compiler * Write a node.js runtime

Curious if anyone else has any other ideas, or if there are any senior engineers out there that have done projects that really helped them in their career. (In either expected or unexpected ways.)

Starting my first SWE job soon. Super nervous right now, so I just wanted to get people's opinions on what I can do to succeed in my first role. (ex: right mindset to take on, right habits to cultivate, things to learn, etc.) Thanks so much!

I just graduated college, but would love to keep learning/practicing math. Any sites you are familiar with that are good resources? Also, the more interactive the site the better. In an ideal world I would love a site like codeacademy or hackerrank but for math problems. Thanks!