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2010: I wish I had bought Bitcoin.

2020: I wish I had invested in the stock market during the crash.

2050: I wish I had built something when the AI revolution was just getting started.

The first two are history. The third one is a choice we all can still make.

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5 days ago | [YT] | 87

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We interact with 1000+ curious minds every week online but nothing beats meeting them in person.

Excited for the the Codebasics AI day at T-Hub, Hyderabad on 5th September.

I promise it will be a evening full of useful chats & meaningful connections. Ofcourse, there will be fun games, surprise gifts and a lot of memories to carry forward.

We at Codebasics are eager to meet most of you in person.

I'm adding the registration link in the comments.

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6 days ago | [YT] | 112

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Codebasics Learners’ Week is coming up from 𝟥𝟣st August to 5th September😊

5 days. 5 webinars. 100% free.

We’re bringing together five sessions covering:

• Claude & practical business use cases
• Women in Tech & AI
• AI Engineering careers
• Data careers
• AI Product Management

All five webinars are free and open to everyone.

If you’re exploring AI, data, or your next career move, save the dates and pick your sessions.

The registration link is in the comments below.

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1 week ago | [YT] | 102

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We are not supposed to be stressed at work, in relationships, or life in general.

Why? Because:

"Knowledge is a virtue." - Socrates

And virtue brings happiness!

We seem to have all the knowledge from WhatsApp University, LinkedIn, YouTube, and podcasts, yet we still suffer. Why?

Because true knowledge is a deeply internalized understanding that guides action. It's not real knowledge if it's not put into practice.

Let's ask this honest question today: How much time do we spend consuming information versus converting it into knowledge by taking action?

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1 week ago | [YT] | 261

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Excited to announce Codebasics AI Day on 5th September, 2026.

This is an offline event in Hyderabad where 300+ curious minds will come together to learn, build, and talk about everything AI. You will get to meet the Codebasics Team, learners & industry professionals.

Here's how the evening looks:

-> Speakers straight from the industry
-> Interactive AI & Data games
-> Networking with the Codebasics community
-> Open mic
-> Refreshments
-> Surprise gifts & prizes

📍 Venue: T-Hub, Hyderabad
📅 Date: 5th September (Saturday)
⏰ Time: 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM IST
🎟️ Ticket: ₹450

Note: All Codebasics learners get a 50% subsidy on the ticket price.

Seats are limited, so if you're in or around Hyderabad, grab your spot early. Link is in the comments.

See you there!

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A data team has two core roles: Data Engineer & Analyst.

In 2026, AI is collapsing them to one.

We are seeing this change at our own company Codebasics. Our analysts are not just presenting insights, they are also able to build their own pipeline to power their insights.

This makes them more relevant to any company because now they are more independent and can take end-end ownership from raw data to insights. Tools like Fabric & Databricks are facilitating the same.

To keep things realistic, this won't replace the need of dedicated data engineers - they would rather focus on more complex problems.

However, analysts who can present insights, build production grade pipelines with a good knowledge of API Ingestion, Medallion Architecture, PySpark, dbt, Airflow, CI/CD, Fabric, Databricks and knows how to accelerate them using AI will certainly have a dangerous career edge.

If you are a working analyst, this is your natural extension.

We are starting a live cohort on 29th August to help working analysts build production level data engineering skills. This is created specifically for working analysts and has live sessions on weekends.

Check for more details in the comments.

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2 weeks ago | [YT] | 167

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Your dashboard is only as good as the data behind it.
And most of the time, that data arrives broken.

Duplicate orders. Missing values. Product names that never quite match.

So every morning, someone loses the first hour cleaning it by hand before anyone can trust a single number.

There's a better way.

This week we are running a FREE webinar where you'll build the pipeline that does that cleaning for you, automatically, every time:

𝗗𝗮𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗸𝘀 + 𝗔𝗜

Raw files in. Trusted tables out. No manual cleanup in between.

In 60 minutes you'll see us:

➡️ Load raw data into a Databricks workspace
➡️ Clean it in a PySpark notebook: duplicates, missing values, dates, data types
➡️ Use AI to write and improve that notebook faster
➡️ Save the results as Delta tables you can query and trust
➡️ Schedule the whole flow so it runs on its own

No data engineering experience needed.

If you've ever built a dashboard and wondered what actually feeds it, this is the session that shows you.

🗓️ 23rd August 2026 | 10-11 AM IST

📍 Live on Zoom

🎟️ Free. Registration link is in comments ⬇️

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 181

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80% of the code at Codebasics is AI written.

What happened to our software engineers?

This is where their time atually goes now

[1] Vibe Architecturing

Due to vibe coding, the number of applications created in our team has exploded. Vibecoders cannot deploy or maintain it on Prod themselves. Our software engineers have now become vibe architects or vibe guardians. Without them, none of these tools would create a sustained business impact.

[2] Products needing AI Engineering

The number of applications that require AI engineering (like voice dubbing, MCP servers, learner chatbots) are increasing. Vibe coders can build a prototype but only AI engineers can productionalize it.

We didn't fire software engineers and hire AI engineers to replace them. Our engineers had strong fundamentals, so they picked up AI engineering on the fly and now ship these products alongside our AI team.

I'm seeing this pattern at several other companies.

If you are a software engineer, just know that AI engineering is a natural evolution to belong in the future.

Free roadmap link in the comment below.

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2 weeks ago | [YT] | 372

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Real Incident

In school, my English teacher pushed me to participate in a speech competition because I wrote a good essay. My spoken english was terrible. I went to the stage, stood blank and started blabbering. I still remember how my thighs were shaking when the crowd started murmering and laughing right in front of me.

I never took part in any competition for next 6 months. But I redid the speech so many times in front of the mirror - I was able to do it so well than the winner of the competition. I participated in the same competition next year, did not win but spoke confidently.

In the following years, I participated in a few competitions and won some of them. This skill became a foundation for many opportunities that I fetched later including my current one.

This is what embarassment does to you. It makes you work hard to liberate your worst fear and unlocks your trapped skills in the fastest way possible.

Mental Model: Embarassment is the quickest path to growth. If you are not getting embarrased, you are not fast tracking your growth!

Would you use this mental model to grow?

In pic: Me joyfully engaging with a full packed auditorium of 400+ people - this used to be my worst nightmare once.

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3 weeks ago | [YT] | 94

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We have two upcoming live cohorts starting on 15th Aug.

(1) AI Engineering for Software Engineers: This is a 75 days program with weekend live classes on zoom for current software engineers who wants to build AI engineering skills

(2) AI Product Management: 9 weeks program with weekend classes for working professionals who want to transition to AI Product Manager role.

Seats are limited. Registration links are in the comments below.

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