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One of the best feelings from reading is when you find a sentence so good that you have to close the book and stare at the wall for a minute.

We have a very serious shortage of normal people. There's a shortage of sense. A general lack of shame, and don't get me started on integrity.

@_rivalq_ @JasgunChandnani So difficult to understand the reason behind reactions

@JasgunChandnani its still unsolved for me, everyone when born, don’t understand emotions, what is good what is bad, more or less people who are similar to us like same school, colllege, job gets similar environment. But different people react differently to incidents

nobody is born hating, it's always taught

this guy just put the most banger slide on the screen

@_rivalq_ cpp is so interesting if used in depth

in irl that cpp program runs in 0.000438 seconds and python program 1 second probably

Studying physics is like : this is the most interesting thing. I don't understand it at all.

As you grow older, you will learn how to use the word “friend” correctly.

@chintanpuggalok Can you do it for me? Let me know

who do you think i vouch for when mgr asks for resumes for hiring people on our team?

I really can’t explain it but you need to be financially stable to be consistent in the gym.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar is a timeless legend ❣️

Cameraman deserves Oscar for clicking this frame 🥵

@_rivalq_ Why so is smth that I wonder

ever teacher/mentor has a favourite

Me watching Bhuvneshwar Kumar with purple cap

I am fckin BEGGING sports bra makers to sew these pads in. Why are we still living like this???

best thing about adulting is you learn how to use the word “friend” correctly

@yessirol_ Guess what. I just had that. After this line

La mejor experiencia de lectura es encontrar una frase tan buena que tengas que cerrar el libro y mirar la pared durante un minuto.

@_rivalq_ Yasss

No cigarettes because mum didn’t raise a loser, she raised a complainer who wins

@FatalError1609 @arpit_bhayani Sadly, yes. And I've come across such people :(

@_genuinestupid @arpit_bhayani People do such things ?

We have all dealt with that colleague who dominates the room, dismisses ideas, and acts like the smartest person there. That's arrogance, but it does not have to ruin your day (I used to get affected a lot)... Stay professional, no matter what, and focus on the work, not the ego. It is natural to respond with sarcasm and push back aggressively, but that only fuels the fire. By the way, sometimes arrogance could be a sign of insecurity, and it does help when you respond with calm instead of frustration. Pick your battles wisely. Not every situation needs a fight. Some arguments are better avoided; some are better left alone. Most arrogant comments do not deserve a response. If your points hold weight, ask thoughtful questions to expose flaws politely. If you can, then find allies who support your argument and can pitch in your favor. If the arrogance persists, document the incidents and escalate responsibly when necessary. Arrogance does grab short-term attention, but respect and humility win in the long run. People collaborate with those who are respectful, humble, and easy to work with. When they see arrogant behavior, it is highly unlikely they will want to collaborate with that person on future projects. Your conduct will always carry you farther than sharp words. So, next time when someone is arrogant toward you at work, pause, respond with composure, and you may find the entire room shifts in your favor. Hope this helps.

@_rivalq_ I like it. I've been working as one for the last couple of years. It's just that there are lesser opportunities in this. Obviously even a few opportunities are enough, but still. Also lesser people to connect with and learn more in the field

@_genuinestupid do you not like "embedded firmware software"? I though t its pretty cool, i haven't worked on it as such, but backend software is more easier in general just vast.

How does one switch from embedded firmware software to backend software after a few yoe?