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Disco Dancer

@DiskoDDancer

SDET/ QA By profession 🏏 Cricket | 💻 Tech | 🧪 Testing | 🌍 Current Affairs Technology first. Everything else through a technology lens.

Katılım Temmuz 2026
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Disco Dancer
Disco Dancer@DiskoDDancer·
Anyone else suffering from the "problem of plenty" with AI tools? My company provides Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Claude Code. Every time I need help, I spend 30 seconds wondering which one will give the better answer. Instead of becoming more productive, I sometimes end up AI-hopping. I'm curious-how do you actually use these tools? One AI for everything? Or a different AI for different tasks?
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Aditi@Fikarnot_Aditi·
New subscriber 🎉 I'll be sharing everything I've learned about growing and earning on 𝕏 @aderonke4me Thankyou 🥰
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Disco Dancer
Disco Dancer@DiskoDDancer·
Every Sunday night I convince myself, "This week will be different." Monday morning: I open my laptop. Before I even click on my first task, there's an urgent email, a meeting invite, and someone asking for a "quick call." Somehow my own work becomes tomorrow's problem. Every. Single. Monday.
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Disco Dancer@DiskoDDancer·
There was a time when learning Selenium felt like a career milestone for every QA engineer. Fast forward to 2026... More interviews are asking for Playwright than Selenium. The industry evolves, and so do the tools we build with. I'm curious... If you were starting your automation journey today, would you pick Selenium or Playwright? And for those already working- what does your team actually use in production?
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Shailesh
Shailesh@shailesh18_·
??😭😭
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Dami’ Adenuga@DAMIADENUGA·
Bull was like “who tf is this dude?”😂
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Abhishek@LoyalDataEng·
107 new followers yesterday. 8 days. 486 followers. Just 14 more to reach 500. Thank you for all the support so far. Let's make it happen today.
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Anyaa
Anyaa@Heyyanyaa·
Once I Follow, I never UNFOLLOW My followers, My FOLLOW is permanent. Is your Follow permanent or not?
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Disco Dancer
Disco Dancer@DiskoDDancer·
@rutu609 Marne keliye aise koun bulata he bhai
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RUTU@rutu609·
Let's come here... You can take a bath here if you know how to swim.
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Disco Dancer
Disco Dancer@DiskoDDancer·
@cricbuzz All the renowned names of women's cricket are retiring one by one.🥲
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Cricbuzz
Cricbuzz@cricbuzz·
Heather Knight walks off the field for the last time as an international cricketer 👏
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John Cena@JohnCena·
Healthy relationships require appreciation and confrontation.
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Disco Dancer@DiskoDDancer·
Now recruiter wants 68 years of QA experience.. bhai 2-3 janam lena padega ab toh😭
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Disco Dancer
Disco Dancer@DiskoDDancer·
TCS plans to hire 8,900 Forward-Deployed Engineers (FDEs). Looks like India's IT industry is entering a new phase. Companies don't just need developers anymore. They need engineers who can work directly with clients, understand business problems, integrate AI, and ship solutions quickly. Is FDE going to become the next big role in Indian IT?
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England Cricket
England Cricket@englandcricket·
Tammy walks off the field for the final time 🥹 Congratulations on an amazing career Tam 👏
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Disco Dancer
Disco Dancer@DiskoDDancer·
@mufaddal_vohra First Indian woman batter to be named in Lord's honours board. What an achievement.🙌🙌
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Mufaddal Vohra
Mufaddal Vohra@mufaddal_vohra·
THE HISTORIC MOMENT FOR YASTIKA BHATIA. 🇮🇳
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Disco Dancer
Disco Dancer@DiskoDDancer·
@TechExplorer99 Absolutely correct. Nobody talks about manual testing. Automation comes handy for regression only. But the main skill that should be evaluated is Manual testing.
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SK@TechExplorer99·
@DiskoDDancer true how AI reshaping Automation, but the key thing companies should consider is evaluating basic testing skills thats what matters, Austomation doesn’t solve each and every problem.
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Disco Dancer
Disco Dancer@DiskoDDancer·
A recruiter reached out for a QA/SDET role. "Your profile looks interesting." We spoke for 15 minutes. "Do you have experience with Selenium?" "Yes." "Playwright?" "Yes." "API Testing?" "Yes." "SQL?" "Yes." "CI/CD?" "Yes." "Docker?" "Yes." "Kubernetes?" "Basic experience." "Cloud?" "Worked on AWS." "Performance Testing?" "Basic knowledge." "AI tools? GitHub Copilot? Cursor? MCP?" "Yes." "Can you build an automation framework from scratch?" "Yes." At the end, they smiled and said, "You seem like a good fit." I walked away feeling confident. Two days later... "We've decided to move forward with another candidate." No feedback. No explanation. That's when I realized job hunting as a QA/SDET isn't just about being skilled anymore. Sometimes it's about matching the exact tech stack, the exact budget, the exact timing... and sometimes just being the safer choice. Today's QA/SDET is expected to know: • Manual Testing • Automation Testing • Selenium / Playwright / Cypress • API Testing • SQL & Databases • CI/CD • Docker & Kubernetes • Cloud Platforms • Performance Testing • AI tools & AI-assisted testing • Framework Design • Programming ...and still, getting the interview is often harder than clearing it. If you're a QA/SDET looking for a job in 2026, you're probably learning more than ever before—yet getting fewer chances to prove what you know. Has anyone else experienced this?
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Disco Dancer@DiskoDDancer·
@stats_feed Humans know a lot about other species and extort as per their convenience.
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World of Statistics
World of Statistics@stats_feed·
🐀 Rats cannot vomit, which is a key reason rat poisons are so effective.
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Wile E. Coyote Cartoon@WileECoyoteToon·
Don't call me crazy. Even you learnt physics from my cartoons.
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Money Quotes
Money Quotes@MoneyQuotesX·
Repost if your savings account is about to grow 📈
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