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In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Musk encouraged “hardcore software engineers” to showcase their coding skills by submitting their best work to [email protected]. Musk, however, underlined that traditional ...

Elon Musk emphasises skill-based learning over traditional academic frameworks. Elon Musk has extended a global invitation to skilled software engineers to join his ambitious project of developing ...

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identified as Vikram Vishnoi (23), was arrested based on the clues found in the case of cheating a city-based software engineer of Rs 1.35 lakh by placing him under "digital arrest".