Sheharyar Khalid

1.1M + impressions 💯 This year Linkedin growth is DELUSIONAL 🚀

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Canva is laying off 22% of its workforce which is 1271 employees, and this is what their CEO said. We need more founders like this

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GPT 6.2 ASTRA IS ABOUT TO BE RELEASED!

What’s one thing you learned recently that genuinely changed the way you approach software engineering? Could be a tool, a concept, a mistake, or a small lesson. Curious to hear your answers!

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ALL YOU NEED IS A CLEAR PRD AND CLAUDE OPUS 5.5.

Open-source maintainers getting paid in “thanks bro” while vibe coders spend more on AI than their projects make 💀 And somehow, this is all just working in tech.

In the AI era, the real advantage isn’t writing code faster. It’s thinking deeper.

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Overnight success is a myth. Don't let the viral culture fool you.

my linkedin is pretty cool than X.

Everyone is building AI agents, but not everyone understands how they work. 🤖 Before jumping into frameworks, understand the fundamentals: → LLMs → APIs & tool calling → RAG → Memory → Evaluation Frameworks will change. Fundamentals will stay. #AI #LLM #AIEngineering

Everyone is learning AI. 🤖 But the real skill is knowing what to build with it. Tools will change. Fundamentals will stay. Build skills, not just prompts. 🚀 #AI #SoftwareEngineering #TechTwitter #BuildInPublic

You don’t need to know everything to start building. Pick an idea, write your first line of code, make mistakes, and keep improving. Consistency beats perfection. 🚀 #SoftwareEngineering #BuildInPublic #Tech

Built an open-source ATS Resume Optimizer. Paste your resume and a job description to find missing keywords, identify gaps, and improve your resume wording without inventing skills or achievements. No LLMs, external APIs, API keys, or database. Everything runs locally. Link?

You can learn a framework in a week. Learning how to think like an engineer takes years. Knowing the syntax is one thing. Knowing why, when, and whether to use it is the real skill. Tools change. Engineering judgment compounds.