Ankit

Done lol Github: github.com/ankitXD/youtub…

just setting up my twttr

9. Network thoughtfully by engaging with peers and adding value to their ideas, rather than sending generic direct messages. 10. Enjoy the process and treat the platform as a place to connect and learn, rather than solely focusing on follower count.

7. Focus on retention by building a loyal audience that engages with you, rather than chasing viral spikes that bring low-engagement followers. 8. Be human and relatable by sharing your opinion and personal stories, as people follow people, not just information.

Great video by @ramxcodes Here's what i learnt from this video and will implement this:

> Literally posted one of the last frame of movie > "Can't give spoilers"

. bruh 😂😂😂😂😂😂 @kirat_tw ye wala bdia tha

@vinodchendhil Sarkar ko tax dunga then property mei invest krunga daba kar, commerical + residential byaaz batte par paise dunga

You just sold your company for 100cr (all cash deal), what would you buy first?

sometime i just yt-dlp 4 hrs stream

@realSharmaJi25 Robot (2010) School picnic

The first movie you watched in Cinema Hall?

20 websites that will make you a better developer most devs only know GitHub and Stack Overflow but there are mass of websites that can mass-upgrade your skills for $0 Here's the full list: 1. learn to code properly: - freecodecamp.org (full curriculums from HTML to machine learning, completely free) - theodinproject.com (project-based learning, one of the best for web dev) - exercism.org (mentored coding practice in 70+ languages) - codecademy.com (interactive courses, great for beginners) 2. practice & problem solving: - leetcode.com (the standard for coding interviews and algorithmic thinking) - codewars.com (gamified challenges, you learn patterns fast) - hackerrank.com (real company interview questions) - projecteuler.net (math + programming problems that actually make you think differently) 3. read real code & docs: - devdocs.io (every documentation in one searchable place) - github.com/explore (study open-source projects from the best engineers) - refactoring.guru (design patterns explained with real examples and visuals) - developer.mozilla.org (the bible for web development, better than any course) 4. build & deploy: - replit.com (code, run, and deploy from your browser in seconds) - glitch.com (build and remix real apps instantly) - vercel.com (deploy projects live with one click, perfect for portfolio) - railway.app (backend deployment without DevOps pain) 5. stay sharp & up to date: - daily.dev (personalized dev news feed, replaces doomscrolling) - news.ycombinator.com (where the smartest builders share what they're reading) - dev.to (community articles from real developers) - roadmap.sh (visual roadmaps for any developer path you want to follow) the difference between a junior and a senior is not years of experience it's how many of these resources you actually use consistently [ BOOKMARK ]

@vishalandcinema ngl mein bs story ke liye excited tha ki aage kya hoga, vo story dekh kr bdia lagi or enjoy kra.

paytm mkl mere paise refund kr 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

@mememandir ayo what the actual?

3rd time reporting an issue on claude code and the screen completely freezes after clicking submit, anyone else facing this?

Ek bkl ki reel aati hai insta par, usme iphone girata rehta h baar baar 14-15th floor se 😭😭

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@changu311 New york movie ke gaane >>

Just after 2008 Mumbai attacks, 2 movies were released within a year where they showed Muslims as biggest victim of terrorism. But maybe at that time the word "Propaganda" didn't existed. #DhurandharTheRevenge