ThePassionateProgrammer

RT @KarenPayneMVP: Started a new repository for teaching what VS2026 has to offer. Still has a way to go.

The first ever Bhagwan Ganesh murti was unveiled in Latin America, marking a significant milestone for Bhartiy traditions abroad. Devotees gathered with rituals, prayers, and celebrations, bringing a piece of Indian culture and spirituality to a new part of the world.

Strolling through the jungle in the Ajaigarh fort.

RT @KarenPayneMVP: While in a meeting with Cold Fusion developers this morning, I asked, Will the team ever consider moving away from Cold…

@KarenPayneMVP Are people still using Cold Fusion? I thought it is a thing of the past.

@wholemars We all know that’s not entirely true Airbnb did cause harm to the housing market in many areas. Don’t let our hate to AOC override the facts

@KarenPayneMVP @lastname Thats good I am working on SQL at present 👍

@IndianProgramm5 @lastname

Something missing from the vibe coding for novice developers is the lack of instruction on writing and understanding complex SQL statements. The following gist is a good example This SQL Server script declares a fixed-length Unicode variable @LastName set to N'Gallager', then uses a common table expression named PersonAddresses to find people in dbo.Person with that last name and expand their JSON address data into relational rows. The OPENJSON(p.Addresses) WITH (...) part reads the Addresses JSON column for each matching person and extracts Street, City, and AddressType values as columns; CROSS APPLY runs that JSON parsing once per person row, producing one result row per address. The ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY p.ID ORDER BY a.Street) assigns each person’s addresses a sequential number ordered by street, although that AddressIndex value is not returned in the final SELECT. The final query returns the person’s basic information along with each extracted address field, so a person with multiple addresses will appear multiple times, once for each address. 💡Note that when executing the first script, SSMS flags two columns as unknown, even though they work. gist.github.com/karenpayneoreg…

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It’s stupidity to take our TOLERANCE for granted Hindus are in Majority in India If they decide to reclaim their lost identity with “ Shastra “ then no one can stop them Hindu Rashtra 🚩

एक पुराना ग्रुप कॉलेज छोड़ने के बहुत दिनों बाद मिला। वे सभी अच्छे केरियर के साथ खूब पैसे कमा रहे थे। वे अपने सबसे फेवरेट प्रोफेसर के घर जाकर मिले। प्रोफेसर साहब उनके काम के बारे में पूछने लगे। धीरे-धीरे बात लाइफ में बढ़ती स्ट्रेस और काम के प्रेशर पर आ गयी। इस मुद्दे पर सभी एक

What a beautiful beginning of the day by this thought provoking post 🙏

Ati Sundar 🙏😊

@F00Dhealth5432 @theskindoctor13 Early morning tea, breakfast, lunch and dinner available at your door step. Organising activity for the retired people.

@IndianProgramm5 @theskindoctor13 Yes it has independent homes which is good.

A builder in my city has developed a gated residential society exclusively for the elderly population: 2 BHK homes, a central mess, recreation areas, walking gardens, full-time nursing support, dedicated ambulances, hospital tie-ups, and an in-house team to assist with bills, travel, legal, banking, online orders, etc. It has a four-year waiting list!! Unlike traditional old-age homes, this is independent community living where senior citizens own private homes while having medical and lifestyle support available whenever needed. It has become immensely popular among families whose children live outside the city or abroad and are unable to stay with their parents full-time. I think this concept is going to expand rapidly across urban India in the coming years.

India doesn't have a manufacturing problem. India has a respect problem. We respect the guy who cracked CAT more than the guy who can build an engine from scratch. And that concludes the whole story.

@KarenPayneMVP hahaha You must be getting a feeling of a James Bond then 😄

@IndianProgramm5 Good salary 😀 Have to come with a firearm,

Off to a black site today for contract work.

@NikhilEth Was Web3 a hype?

Day 617/999: Why is everyone leaving Web3? Close people I know have started moving away from the community, never to return again.