T-29 days and I just concluded my trip to Varanasi.
Took 5 kms of walking and a lot of stairs to walk from Assi Ghat to Dashashwamedh Ghat but it was an amazing experience to explore the gallis of Varanasi I have only heard of. Saw at least 50 temples and shivlingis.
Get the charge of these moving machines. We could get trains of the level of vande Bharat and much better at a much faster rate for the people who can afford to pay premium prices.
I think we should just privatise the trains running because it just makes more sense when you look at what could run on Indian railway tracks. While travelling through Vande Bharat today, it’s clear that how’s much of development can be done if the adanis and ambanis could
Lost my phone at the office and spent 30 minutes turning the place over. Find My was disabled by MDM.
Out of ideas, I asked Claude how I could find it. It suggested tracking the Bluetooth signal strength, then wrote me a meter in about a minute.
I walked around watching the number climb. Found it.
Apparently you can just make the tool you need now.
Code: https://t.co/fmnISzHfZ2
She’s a known personality there and is always ready for rubs and treats, if you travel that way, say hi from my side as well, now that I don’t have to travel that way.
According to Fable 5, this ginger feline fellow at Gundavali Metro Station on Mum Metro Line 7 meets around 7.8 million people per year(lower end). She’s kind of a known personality here.
I met her during my first day of commuting to office and this is of my last day back home
It’s funny how that one small thing which makes us feel a little different and almost superior in some sense, is what we try to point out subconsciously as much as we can.
services, if you are working in a startup, is by writing test cases for each of those series. Doesnt matter of there's a QA team, or even if those teat cases are already been written down. It's the fastest way to reverse engineer the project you are working on at breadth.
I have worked in 2 startups by now, and one thing I can vouch for is, doesn't matter at what level you joined the company(applies from intern to experienced SDE 2), the fastest way to get accustomed with the major
so I joined a org, and today my first major task got merged into production, kinda proud of myself of the fact that I was able to get it right, with just 5% ai help for code on a completely new tech stack while learning it on the fly :)
one of the biggest problems that I used to face in tech and still face at times is the thinking beyond the scope of my problem statement while working with a codebase, and that made my life hell. open source became extra hard for me bcs 1 minute I'm trying to figure out the
and you are in the right direction.
now one thing that I do is try to hold all my focus on the problem statement/feature/bug I'm trying to implement/solve, and I know that it's difficult to to work around something when you don't know "WHAT THAT DOES" but trust me,