Ram

Research Intern at IIIT Allahabad | Learning ML and Blockchain | Full-Stack Developer | IT'27 Manipal University Jaipur |

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

@WadexFlash If we're playing hypotheticals, wonder how far ahead Curry would've been if he didn't have to miss all those games early in his career when he used to have a lot of ankle injuries.

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

@Sumitboy_007 If you don't mind, can you please share it with me?

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

@kroszborgg Take care bro❤️

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

Writing book chapters is so tedious, definitely underestimated the task.

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

When I start the day with even just 1 hour of focused work, it just automatically keeps me locked in for the rest of the day.

Staying away from what I call “junky dopamine” is the key to discipline and consistency atleast for me.

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

@adxtya_jha Not yet but working towards correcting the mistakes of 2024, had gained so much theoretical knowledge that I got stuck in tutorial hell and everything got messed up in my head, now fully focused on building things, things are getting clear now, frontend is still pain though

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

@kroszborgg Arre bc😂😂

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

At this point I feel so incompetent and lacking confidence, that I feel embarrassed texting some amazing people I've met so far in college because they are so far ahead and I'm still stuck and lost 😔

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

@adxtya_jha Facts!
Knew this but still needed to read this to not make the same mistakes I made last year.

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

Was out and about last 4 days, needed the break.

Back to work but this time with a better sleep schedule, if I'll be able to successfully follow this routine, will share it here, a bit unrealistic but I'll make it real.

Hopefully I'll get to taste success some day.

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

Thinking about doing something is way more tiring than actually doing the thing.

Cliche but 100% true.

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

Working with a timer by my side is helping me realize how inefficient I am.
By every passing day I am doing more and more focused work and wasting less time due to the timer.

[Marc Randolph @marcrandolph]

To the graduates of the class of 2025: congratulations on landing your first job!

Unfortunately, you’re going to have to quit.

Not right now, but soon. For some of you it will be in six months; for others it might be in a year or two. But eventually, nearly all of you are going to have to give notice. 

Don’t worry, there’s nothing wrong with you. It happens to every newly employed graduate. And ironically, the smarter you are and the harder you work, the more quickly it will happen.

Here’s the problem: You’re going to outgrow everyone’s expectations.
That’s unfortunate, because you’ve been raised and taught to “exceed expectations” and almost all of you will do so. But this won’t be because you are so talented. It will be because everyone’s expectations are so low.

They just don’t expect that much of you. But why should they? You don’t know anything! Sure, you’ve taken a bunch of classes, you’ve done the homework, you know the theory, and maybe you even squeezed in a summer internship. But you’ve never done it for real. You’re basically clueless.

They will expect you to learn quickly, but since they know your productivity is going to be low for a while, they aren’t going to pay you much.

Then an amazing thing will happen.

You’ll start to figure things out. You’ll understand how all the theory you learned applies to the real-world problems you’re solving.

You’ll see how the pieces come together so you can finish more and ask for help less. And little by little, you’ll earn that real world merit badge called “competence”.

But here’s the problem: in your mind, you’re now 90% as productive as the person with the better title and the much higher salary.

But in everyone else’s mind, you’re still just a newb…a slightly more productive newb for sure, but a newb nonetheless.

So when you confidently walk into your boss’s office to ask for a promotion and a raise, they’ll tell you how great you are, how much they value you, and because you’ve done such an exceptional job, you’re going to be offered…wait for it…a 10% raise! They’ll tell you how proud you should be of that. “It’s more than double the average raise the rest of the employees are getting!” they’ll say.

If you’re disappointed at this point, you should be. Because you’re not 10% better than you were on day one. You are orders of magnitude better. 

And while your current employer will disagree with that assessment, you know who won’t? A new company. 
At your next employer, you won’t be judged by who you were. Instead, they’ll see you—and pay you—for who you are and who you will be before too long. They won’t be obsessing over what you were paid before and how big of a raise you are getting, but instead will be considering what you know right now, and what you can contribute.

[Saurabh Kumar @drummatick]

You've time, you've lots of time, what you don't have is attention and focus.

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

Big day for me today, nothing is going my way, absolutely nothing, just disappointment from all directions.

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

Lol man this guy just did the formatting work for someone's research papers and now both those papers are selected with his name on it.

Lucky af😂

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

@adxtya_jha Yessir, the song though🤌🏻

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

@adxtya_jha Travelling right now, will complete some deadlines in the day, and build a guided project at night

[Utkarsh Singh @Singh_Utkarsh06]

You dominated the game like no other.Without you, the whites will never be the same. You will always be my GOAT.Go well,Skipper.Thank you for the memories. Thank you for making my childhood so memorable.Adieu, Cap #269.
@imVkohli 🐐🛐❤️

[Ram @Ram_18_03]

Microprocessor le liya tha iss sem
Ab back aane ki 90% probability hai😭😭