Athrix ☄️

Who is Atharv??? Full Stack? AI/ML? Cybersecurity?? When I was 12 and a half, I started learning HTML 😅😤 on an old Samsung phone. Then I joined my favorite hobby ~ rifle shooting 🤍 After 6 months, I finally got my laptop (Asus TUF). > Then I learned Python and built an AI chatbot using a Gemini API key 😋 > After a while, I learned JavaScript and got into cybersecurity ~ did some bounty hunting 💀 and earned 2 certificates 😤 > By the age of 13 and a half, I had played almost all my dream games — GTA 5, RDR2, Palworld, Valorant, etc. > Then I learned Next.js and TypeScript basics from YouTube 😆 > Built my first website with Next.js — Tria AI (using Groq API with 2 models). The architecture was awesome — I created 2 AI agents: Ram & Laxman. If you don’t have a best friend, you have them. > This project got a lot of attention in my school and locally 👀 > Then I learned PostgreSQL, MongoDB 😭, and Supabase ❤️ > Understood auth systems and backend architecture > I kept building and publishing projects ~ and every time, they got attention in my school 😋 > Created many full-stack websites and gradually improved my backend and debugging skills > In rifle shooting, I secured 🥈 Silver (2nd rank) at district level and got selected for state 🔥 > Then I joined A4F Web Service > Built backend systems and managed user plans remotely > When the AI era started booming, I thought ~ let’s go deeper > Learned NumPy and built my own NLP 😤 > Worked on multiple projects, open-source, agentic systems, and SaaS architectures > Joined startups and small projects > Worked with RegemAI (Delhi agency) on frontend > Joined X in Jan 2026 after watching @ramxcodes bro’s YouTube videos :) > I don’t want to waste even a single day of my life!! > Traveling + daily coding (with and without AI 👀) > In March 2026, my 10th board exams ended ~ During this vacation, I traveled a lot unexpectedly and started learning deeply about LLMs, revising deep neural networks Now I’m researching LLMs and working to complete my 0labs.in project + building my next SaaS 🚀 Finally, I can say ~ I’m Full Stack >Mindset decides, not age< ~ yours Atharv❤️

@nandiny77300 btw X algo

My LinkedIn reach is going down day by day >>

@imdevPU23 @librahq @MansiSwamii Lfgg broski

Forgot to post it, my mom likes @librahq merch. Thanks @MansiSwamii

@samirande_ good to buy

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@sankitdev Gooddd Mai toh raat ko khane ke baad jata hu walk complete karne

I used to struggle to hit 10k steps. today I did it almost effortlessly. (not exactly) Here's the one change that made it happen.

@K19Unknown Noice but bro apka real name ka aana chaiye so you can flex search me on google😆

Ok Google, don't extract my old past data.

@lalitgrateful wtf Fan funding: 40 lakhs

With 450 million monthly views, How much does Sourav Joshi earn on YouTube? -Videos ad revenue: 2.3 crores -YT premium revenue sharing: 30 lakhs -Fan funding: 40 lakhs -Channel memberships: 23 lakhs -Affiliate links: 50 lakhs -Brand partnerships: 1 crore Making the grand total... 4 - 4.5 crores every month! That's 60 crores in a year. Still early days for X monetization. Do you think it'll still be possible to make this kind of money on X in the coming years?

@ryanxrahman Thanks Broski

@athrix_codes congo goat✨

Wakeup with 1900+ GOAT's ❤️😳 Cooking with 5.6 Sol cutie's 🐐

@pranvv27 🫶🏻❤️

When I was a kid, owning a KTM felt like one of those dreams you admire from a distance. I’d see one on the road, hear that exhaust, and think, “Maybe one day.” But honestly, I never believed that “one day” would come this early. When I got into my third year of college, all I wanted was a vehicle to get to college. I didn’t even have one. My plan was simple: buy an Activa because it made sense. Then I stretched my budget to around ₹1.5–2 lakh and started looking at every bike in that range. But nothing felt right. Out of curiosity, I walked into a KTM showroom. I wasn’t there to buy one I just wanted to see what it looked like and how it felt to sit on it. Deep down, I knew it was out of my budget. It was one of those moments where you admire something beautiful, knowing you’re probably going to walk away from it. Then my parents did something I’ll never forget. They gifted me my KTM. Even today, I don’t think I have the words to describe what I felt. It wasn’t just a motorcycle. It was my parents believing in a dream that I never thought could become reality. I still remember how happy my father was after buying it. He proudly told some of our relatives about it. A few of them didn’t understand the decision. “₹3 lakh for a bike? You should’ve bought an Activa for ₹1 lakh and saved the other ₹2 lakh.” From a financial point of view, maybe they were right. But not every decision in life should be measured by the money left in your bank account. Because while that ₹2 lakh would have quietly stayed in a savings account, these years of engineering would have passed only once. The rides to college, the early morning rides, the late-night chai stops, the random road trips with friends, and the feeling of chasing my dreams on the machine I had always wanted those memories don’t come back. Money can be earned again Time can’t People often ask me if spending ₹3 lakh on a bike is worth it. For me, the answer has always been yes. Not because it’s a KTM. Not because it makes over 30 BHP. Not because it’s fast. But because every time I ride it, I’m reminded that some investments aren’t meant to grow your bank balance they’re meant to grow your life. This bike has given me freedom, confidence, peace, discipline, unforgettable memories, and moments I’ll probably still be talking about twenty years from now. Yes, it’s an incredible piece of engineering. Every ride reminds me why people fall in love with motorcycles. But for me, its real value has never been in the engine. It’s in the story behind it. Every time I turn the key, I don’t just hear an engine start. I hear my parents saying, “Go live your life.” No matter how many bikes or car I own in the future, I don’t think any of them will ever replace this one. Because the first bike isn’t remembered for its top speed or its price tag. It’s remembered for the chapter of life it belonged to. If you’re in your twenties and you have the opportunity to buy the motorcycle you’ve always dreamed of and you can truly afford it don’t think of it as just another purchase. Think of it as investing in memories. One day, you’ll forget how much it cost. But you’ll never forget where it took you. Every time I look at my KTM, I don’t just see a motorcycle. I see a childhood dream that my parents turned into reality. For that, I’ll be grateful every single mile I ride. 🧡🏍️

@AbhinavXJ Lfg GOAT!

yo boi is officially an engineer now

@hiarun02 Nah it's common name yar 😭😋

@athrix_codes Lol your name is rare, tabhi aa raha😭

Google search ai knows me too! Seo of me huh🗿

@Akasheth_ Atb from whole X community

After getting rejected by Anthropic, I applied to be the CEO of OpenAI wish me luck

@vedantReddy18 😂

Bare minimum :- She should be a indipendent women and earn better money. Not so much but 30-50lpa. I will adjust 🥰

@sankitdev Bro have GF We didn't

I wonder what is true love?

@sankitdev Letss fucking gooo Kal mai sabka record tod ta hu 30min 10-15 ke bich Mai speed rakhu ga 🙏🏻

today i ran 30 min non stop at the speed of 7. but my goal was to run only 15 min but then i remembered challange from my friend. I pushed myself today and here I am. Fucking exhausted, my tshirt is drenched in sweat. I loved the run. Whats your max??

@manixh Hmm yess 😂

@athrix_codes bcoz your name is rare

@samirande_ 😂 LoL let me make one for you It's just fork of cap.so @grok write me full prompt to make better fork of cap.so and I'll send to GPT 5.6 SOL ULTRA BTw I'm 15y anyone can do that yarrr

Got a damn good free open sourced screen recorder with all premium features with super clean UI today which is even better than Cap and it turns out made by an 16 year old indie dev damn 😭🔥

@samirande_ @sahilcodex Sam bro aap bhi thoda landing page mai contribute kardo

@OjasSharma276 Same goat x.com/i/status/20766…

Never thought Google would recognize me. Having Sharma as your surname means there are probably 100+ Ojas Sharmas working in IT.

@dandaditya Thanks Goat try yours too

@athrix_codes Let's goo Broski

@shekhar_tw Letsss goo congo Bookmarked

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