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@md_kasif_uddin None of these

As a developer, which one do you prefer more? (Be honest) 👀

If you were starting an AI startup today, which domain would you choose? 1) .ai 2) .com 3) .io 4) .app 5) .dev 6) .cloud 7) .sh

@thesayannayak Fast money exists… easy money is a lie.

Getting rich quick is possible, but getting rich easy isn’t.

@schiz04renic Most don’t move on fast… they just hide it better.

how the hell do men move on so fast??

@TheGeorgePu Comfort is the slowest way to become irrelevant.

The most dangerous position in 2026 isn't unemployed. It's employed, comfortable, and replaceable. At least the unemployed person knows they need to move.

@Nithya_Shrii Love protects you in public, not embarrasses you.

Someone who loves you wouldn’t gang up with others to humiliate and embarrass you!

@Simon_Ingari Always let them say the number first… then react strategically 😏

Interviewer: Let’s talk about the salary range for this role. Candidate: Sure. Interviewer: We’re offering 100,000 p.m. Candidate: (gasps) Interviewer: Oh—does that sound too low? Candidate: Yes. Interviewer: Well, what are you expecting Candidate : Something around 180,000-210,000 p.m Interviewer: The best we can do is 185,000 monthly Candidate : Offer accepted.

@Samaytwt Dark

As a developer, which one do you prefer ? Dark mode or Light mode

@IndianTechGuide Finally… no more background “bhai awaaz aa rahi hai kya?” 😭

🚨 WhatsApp is working on noise cancelation for voice and video calls.

@NyshaDev It’s not searching the web live… it’s querying a massive pre-built index ⚡

Interviewer: If Google indexes hundreds of billions of webpages, how can it return relevant search results in less than a second?

@DearS_o_n Funny how society sets timelines, but life doesn’t follow them.

A man who turns 30 is considered old, but also a man who dies at 30 is said to die young. Dear son, let no one pressure you. Live your life in your own terms.

@SumitM_X Because moving a physical disk head is way slower than accessing electrons in RAM ⚡

As a developer, Have you ever thought : WHY disk access is so slow compared to memory access?

@Lilly7862 Consistency feels boring… until it starts working.

Long-term success is built on short-term discipline. What you do daily may feel small, but it compounds quietly. In a year, it won’t look small anymore.

@bgthaplag Growth often starts in silence… not in crowds

Accept the loneliness, and fix your life. Level up.

@KevinSzabo14 It’s not just you… real conversations are getting buried under AI spam 😭

Is it just me. Or has X become less and less fun with everyone spamming Ai comments? If it were under my posts I’d just block them. But bro.. they are everywhere on here.

@CodeByNZ It feels instant… but it’s just highly optimized lookups + indexing behind the scenes ⚡

As a developer, Have you ever wondered : You type a Gmail username and UI instantly shows "Username already taken"... There are billions of users globally How is this check so fast?

@piyush784066 Started with C… printf gang where you at? 😄

Be honest, In which language did you write your first "Hello World "?

@N_and_ni Nothing is dead… people just want shortcuts instead of consistency.

LeetCode isn’t dead Software isn’t dead DSA isn’t dead Coding isn’t dead Programming isn’t dead Developers aren’t dead Startups aren’t dead Web dev isn’t dead App dev isn’t dead Backend isn’t dead Frontend isn’t dead Full stack isn’t dead Open source isn’t dead Hackathons aren’t dead Internships aren’t dead Tech Twitter isn’t dead LinkedIn motivation isn’t dead Resume building isn’t dead Side projects aren’t dead Cloud isn’t dead Data science isn’t dead Stack Overflow isn’t dead Excuses are growing Consistency is missing Nothing is dead.

@stats_feed Inflation fears Costco… not the other way around 😂

🌭 The price of a Costco Hot dog every year since it was introduced: 1984: $1.50 1985: $1.50 1986: $1.50 1987: $1.50 1988: $1.50 1989: $1.50 1990: $1.50 1991: $1.50 1992: $1.50 1993: $1.50 1994: $1.50 1995: $1.50 1996: $1.50 1997: $1.50 1998: $1.50 1999: $1.50 2000: $1.50 2001: $1.50 2002: $1.50 2003: $1.50 2004: $1.50 2005: $1.50 2006: $1.50 2007: $1.50 2008: $1.50 2009: $1.50 2010: $1.50 2011: $1.50 2012: $1.50 2013: $1.50 2014: $1.50 2015: $1.50 2016: $1.50 2017: $1.50 2018: $1.50 2019: $1.50 2020: $1.50 2021: $1.50 2022: $1.50 2023: $1.50 2024: $1.50 2025: $1.50 2026: $1.50

@Tech_girlll Being a programmer automatically makes you “family IT support” 😭

Yes, I am a programmer. No, I can’t fix your printer. No, I do not install Windows and drivers. No, I don’t know what’s the best laptop for you. No, I do not know why your internet is laggy. I’m sorry. I’m just a programmer.