And for my final act of love, I'll start using social media again. Which i left because of you. Which reminds you of me again and again. Which reminds me of me again and again...
#trialtweet#viral#fyp
Sometimes a solution looks perfect until you test one edge case. Sometimes a research paper sounds convincing until you read another one with completely different conclusions.
If my GitHub is full of failed experiments or my notebook is full of crossed-out ideas, that's humbling
Been deep into research on rainfall prediction lately.
One thing I've learned: improving the dataset often has a bigger impact than changing the algorithm.
The process is slower, but much more meaningful.
For a long time, I've been learning quietly.
Solving DSA problems, struggling with concepts, reading research papers, getting stuck, starting over, and trying to figure things out one step at a time.
Today, I've decided to make that journey public.
What makes this different is..
My goal is to create a public record of learning, one that is useful not only for me but also for anyone starting a similar journey.
Each update will be organized and practical:
📌 What I learned
📌 What challenged me
📌 How I solved it
📌 Resources used
📌 Key takeaways
i believe in re-reading and re-watching your favourite books & movies at different stages of your life.the plot never changes, but your perspective does.
When I was 20, my 24-year-old boyfriend broke up with me because he said he needed to “grind.” I wasn’t billing him, stressing him, or placing any responsibility on him. I genuinely loved him and supported him. He told me he needed to lock in then he ghosted me.
Four years later, he’s 28. I’m not mocking him, and I truly wish him well, but the truth is he isn’t doing better than me. There’s no visible evidence of the grinding he left me for. He’s admitted multiple times that letting me go was the worst decision he made. And honestly, he’ll never find anyone like me again.
I pity you if you leave your genuine babe to grind rubbish.
what zakir has achieved is no small feat.
does not matter if you like his brand of comedy or no.
as an indian - it is stuff like this across various frontiers that build both soft and hard power.
applaud it. encourage it. cheer for it.
stop the crab mentality.
no one talks about the personality shift as you get older. where you no longer want to be impressive, you want to be rested. you want to be regulated and completely unavailable to anything that drains you