Aditya

@AbdulVisphotakh Trees are my fav.

Mee and @solvingabug404

ai suck at things that you don't know how to do!

I keep screaming that you need both curiosity and a high bias for action to make an impact. But what does that really mean, and why does it matter? Let's break it down combinatorially :) 1. Neither Curiosity nor Bias for Action - Stagnation This is the absolute worst case. No curiosity means no learning. No action means no execution. This way, you stay stuck with no growth, no relevance, just fading into the background. 2. Curiosity without Bias for Action - Analysis Paralysis Because you are curious, you will ask great questions, dive deep into concepts, and accumulate knowledge. But without action, it's all theoretical. Because you have been learning a lot, overthinking kicks in, procrastination follows, and nothing gets built. Many brilliant engineers fall into this trap - they understand problems deeply but never take the steps to solve them. This also leads to frustration, and you start to build a negative outlook towards life and others. 3. Bias for Action without Curiosity - Thoughtless Execution You move fast, but without questioning whether you're moving in the right direction or are taking the shorter path or not. That means inefficiencies, repeated mistakes, and wasted effort. You are effectively working hard, but not smart. 4. Curiosity and a High Bias for Action - Impact This is where the magic happens. Curiosity helps you learn and innovate, while a high bias for action turns those insights into reality. You prototype, experiment, and iterate quickly. I've seen this firsthand - some of the best ideas I've had only became impactful because I acted on them sooner, and some of my biggest mistakes? Moving fast without questioning enough.

Cloudflare’s outage took down parts of X, ChatGPT, gaming networks, airlines and transit systems. If you ever needed more proof that the web runs on a few shared choke points, this was today's reminder.

@a9raggg_ @the__csy20 @adxtyahq Ahmm ahmm...

@the__csy20 @adxtyahq Aditya naam ke log ko hi gmasti rehti hai

Should I do this?

@codewithpri I use VS code coz my university won't provide a .edu email 😀. Used cursor before and i loved it fs. Somehow managing with copilot for last 2 months.

AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO DONT USE CURSOR AND STILL CODE IN VSCODE?!?!?!?! 😭😭

@the__csy20 --- em dashes 🧐🤓🤓

Mark Zuckerberg launched Facebook in 2004 from his Harvard dorm room, hosting it on his own computer with PHP and MySQL. He pointed the domain to his machine's IP—no Vercel or fancy cloud needed back then! As it grew, they rented servers.

@elonmusk @the__csy20 ??

Is the algorithm starting to feel better?

@AbdulVisphotakh N-egg-a

My face looks like an egg with hair

@nizzyabi it makes me angry all the time. it’s just ses wrapper? well why don’t you try wrapping it

#calistenics community on X ?

@the__csy20 @Senpaisaysbye Tu vegetarian kb bna bhai? @a9raggg_ tujhe pta h kya ?

@Senpaisaysbye Full marks 😭

Whats your total score ?

@a9raggg_ @the__csy20 @kushika_twt Phir bakchodi krne lga. 😡

@the__csy20 @kushika_twt 😎😎😎

Favourite Ac design for Car lovers 😂♥️

Thanks

@a9raggg_ @the__csy20 @kushika_twt Okay 😊

@the__csy20 @kushika_twt 4 sept ko party de rha tu @solvingabug404 aajana yaad se

@a9raggg_ @the__csy20

@solvingabug404 mai har jagah nhi ho sakta isiliye maine bhagwan ko banaya or baat rhi kaam dhundne ki good question👍

Boht hogyi coding. Merko yeh Wale business ka course mangta h 🙏🏻

@a9raggg_ Khud kaam dhund le

@solvingabug404 Course? Direct Kaaam du?

This is me

Sometimes I just wanna be a panda 🐼. And sometimes I'm a 🐼

There are days where my presence of mind and articulation are at peak. Then there are days where I'm just fkin vague about everything. What's up with me ?