Selvakumar

[Selvakumar @selvaTechA]

@ActusDei @livemint @amrendra_86 @JoseyJohn @deeptibhaskaran Mint

[Akshat Jain, CFA @akshat96jain]

@ICICIPruMF @bandhanmutual @GunwaniManish @Iamsamirarora @heliosMF @nbalajiv @Avendus @Nimesh_Chandan @bajajfinservmf @VijayKedia1 @KhivrajNaresh @shyamsek @ithoughtinvest Compiled yesterday's notes into a PDF:

Bullet Proof 2026: https://t.co/lqEMQTrnH9

It's also a fun exercise to re-read notes from the past events, here's an archive!
https://t.co/n5sDZNmET9

[Selvakumar @selvaTechA]

@JayneshKasliwal Im talking about Brokerage for Cash stocks purchased using MTF.

[Selvakumar @selvaTechA]

@Mass_Maharaja AI iruntha yar vena adkikalam.

[Selvakumar @selvaTechA]

@Thiru_1990

[Abhishek Singh @ChaiAndMiles]

90% of people suffer through this EPFO issue sooner or later in their career...

I was unable to transfer my EPF balance from my last employer to my current employer, even though none of the companies are exempted PF trusts and my previous transfers had gone through without any issues.

After digging deeper, the root cause were :

☑️ My previous employer hadn't deposited EPS contributions, even though the employer before that had.
☑️ Based on those records, my current employer also stopped contributing to EPS from the day I joined.

I reached out to two well known EPF solution startups.

😭The quote? ₹45,000 to get everything fixed.

I decided to do it myself instead.

Here's the plan:

✅ Step 1: Get my current employer to start EPS contributions correctly going forward. (Done)

⏳ Step 2: Get my current employer to file a Form 3A to rectify the last 8 months of contributions (HR is working on it)

⏳ Step 3: Get my previous employer to file a revised Form 3A for my entire tenure with them. I've already spoken with in-house payroll team, have their 3A Acknowledgement form which was raised (Logged an EPFO grievance today)

What would've cost me ₹45,000 is now mostly costing me time, follow-ups and patience.

Thanks @RetireRightInd for guidance

If you're facing an EPF transfer issue, don't assume it's impossible to fix. Sometimes it's just a clerical error that needs persistence rather than a consultant.

[Enigma @0xAdesola]

This is how to gain access and change password of any locked PC(windows only)

This is for educational purpose ONLY!!!

[Puneet Patwari @system_monarch]

Suppose you have interviews scheduled for these 70LPA-1Cr+ CTC roles:

Google L5 /
Meta E5 /
Uber Staff /
Amazon L6 /
Salesforce SMTS /

Go through these 27 core system design concepts and problems.

How many can you reason through in a 1-hour round if the interviewer injects one of them into your design or asks as a follow-up? How much clarity do you have?

Beginner:
- The thundering herd problem
- Cache stampede
- N+1 query problem
- Hot partition / hot key
- Single point of failure
- Retry storm
- Backpressure
- Duplicate requests / idempotency gap
- Stale cache / read-after-write inconsistency

Intermediate:
- Distributed rate limiting
- Leader election
- Distributed locking and lease expiry
- Quorum reads vs quorum writes
- Fan-out on write vs fan-out on read
- Out-of-order event processing
- Dead letter queues and poison messages
- Zero-downtime schema migration
- Circuit breaker and cascading failure control

Advanced:
- Split a monolith safely
- Multi-region failover
- Active-active conflict resolution
- Change Data Capture vs dual writes
- Search index freshness vs ranking quality
- Rebalancing shards under skewed traffic
- Noisy neighbor problem in multi-tenant systems
- Watermarks / late-arriving events in stream processing
- Exactly-once processing vs practical deduplication

Most candidates prepare for:
- “Design Uber.”
- “Design Twitter.”
- “Design Dropbox.”

These generic prompts are good for beginners, but at senior levels, depth matters. Strong candidates prepare for the even minute problems that can cause disasters at scale.

[Selvakumar @selvaTechA]

@A_n_b_e_S_i_vam இப்பொ அந்த படத்தோட கதை என்னனு சொல்லு..

[Selvakumar @selvaTechA]

@FI_InvestIndia Nation First.

[sleepy cat || @iamdatemike.bsky.social @iamdatemike]

my list of things to do in Chennai (limited by geography - from ECR to parrys, sorry)

Things that you can do for free/economical cost

1. Lighthouse on Marina Beach

No idea why more people don’t go. Right now, only people in love or people experiencing heartbreak are going 🤣

[Kalpesh Savaliya🔆 @kapu7329]

MF Investors, stop scrolling!
Found 2 gem websites for mutual funds:
• Cleanest interfaces
• Super insightful single-view dashboards.
Using them daily now. Must check!
https://t.co/3ktsUsWt70 (by @kirubaakaran)
https://t.co/WcaOa3sDqS ( by @shenoytech)

#MutualFunds #Investing

[Selvakumar @selvaTechA]

In so many MNCs both policies are provided, for term insurance ranging from 25 L to 75 L and for. Accident upto 60x monthly salary..

[K. RAJESH @rajeshkmoorthy]

தெரியுமா???

உங்கள் நிறுவனத்தில் உங்களுக்கு அளிக்கப்படுவது Term Insurance அல்ல. அது Personal Accident policy தான்.

இன்றே உங்களது நிறுவனத்தின் இன்சூரன்ஸ் benefits ஐ சரிபார்த்து உங்களுக்கு அளிக்கப்பட்டது என்னவென்று தெரிந்து கொள்ளுங்கள்.

ஏதேனும் ஒரு சில நிறுவனங்களில் term இன்சூரன்ஸ் benefits அளிக்கப்பட்டால் comment ல் தெரிவிக்கவும்.

[Selvakumar @selvaTechA]

@OptionsFlavour Tradingview id - Selvakumar_SP

[Precis0x @precisox]

Un script ligero y open source de powershell con más de 43.800 estrellas en GitHub.

Esta herramienta elimina el bloatware preinstalado en instalaciones nuevas de Windows 10 y 11 (Candy Crush, Teams, TikTok, Instagram, Clipchamp, etc.), desactiva la telemetría, los anuncios en el menú de inicio, Configuración y pantalla de bloqueo, así como la integración con Bing, Microsoft Copilot y Windows Recall.

Todo se ejecuta con un solo comando y sin afectar la funcionalidad principal del sistema.

Esta super interesante y genial, esta super top.

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Dark on Netflix broke my brain. There's a character who is both someone's mother and their daughter. Same person. The family tree is so tangled that Netflix had to build a whole separate website (https://t.co/CIeiumSTc4) just so viewers could track who's related to who.

The show starts simple. A kid disappears in a small German town next to a nuclear power plant. Feels like a crime show. Then around episode 3, something shifts, and you realize the show has been quietly setting up a completely different kind of story the whole time. I won't spoil what kind.

Every one of the 30 critics who reviewed Season 2 gave it a positive score. All 30. Viewer ratings on IMDb go up each season, from 8.8 to 9.1 to 9.2, which almost never happens in TV. Shows usually peak early and coast from there. Dark gets tighter. When Rotten Tomatoes ran a user vote to crown the best Netflix original series ever made, Dark won. Beat Black Mirror in the final round.

90% of the people who watched this show aren't from Germany. In Japan, 3 out of 4 viewers chose to watch it in German with subtitles instead of dubbed. In South Korea, over 90% did the same. You don't read subtitles for 26 hours of television by accident.

Three seasons. 26 episodes. Written as one complete story with a planned ending. Watch it in German with subtitles and don't look up a single thing until you're done. Nearly six years after it ended, 217,000 people on Reddit are still arguing about the family tree.

[E daí? Lamento. Quer que eu faça o quê? @AQUELECARA]

Se você quiser assistir todo o universo de Breaking Bad em ordem cronológica:
1. Comece com Better Call Saul, assista até a 6ª temporada, episódio 9.
2. Comece a assistir Breaking Bad.
3. Chegue ao final da série.
4. Assista El Camino: um filme de Breaking Bad.
5. Volte a Better Call Saul e assista a partir do episódio 10 da 6ª temporada, até o final da série.

De nada.

[Trishul Warrior @Trishulwarrior]

The daughter of a company owner fell in love with a Mu$lim boy...

She was madly in love and defied her parents' wishes.

Feeling helpless, her parents sought the advice of a friend.

The friend's family and their family subsequently went on a picnic together.

During the picnic, the friend made it clear that she was on the girl's side.

She stated that all religions are equal and that the parents should allow the marriage to take place.

Consequently, the girl began to view this friend as her pillar of support.

Meanwhile, the boy's calls continued to come in intermittently.

The friend took the girl aside, handed her a book translated into Marathi, and said, "You are about to marry a Mu$lim boy, so you ought to be familiar with his culture."

The name of the book: *Not Without My Daughter* (Marathi Translation)
The girl began reading the book at 11:30 PM, and within just a few minutes, she was knocking on her friend's bedroom door.

Her eyes were filled with tears. She said, "This is terrifying; I will not marry him."

The friend, however, did not alter her stance. She reasoned with her, "Even if the religion is such, is your love true?

If so, let's do this: ask him to embrace the Hindu faith, and we will arrange your marriage. I will convince your father."

The girl liked this idea and immediately called the boy to convey all of this to him.

To this, the boy retorted, "What makes you think I would change my religion for the sake of a 'two-percent prostitute' like you?"

His words seared into the girl's ears as if molten lead had been poured into them.

She realized—with crushing clarity—her true worth in the eyes of the very boy she loved more than life itself, and for whom she had defied her own parents.

She then flatly refused to go ahead with the marriage.

List of Key Books:

The Kingdom Behind the Burqa – Carmen Bin Ladin
From Tehran Prison – Marina Nemat
Infidel and Nomad – Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Blasphemy – Tehmina Durrani
Not Without My Daughter – Betty Mahmoody
Lajja – Taslima Nasrin
The Last Girl – Nadia Murad

These books are absolute must-reads. Secular individuals, in particular, should be encouraged to read these books so that they may come to know the reality.

All of these are autobiographies and true stories.

[Adity Arora @ArrushAdityadev]

Tell me your DOB and I will tell about your life and pain point.

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