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@YearOfTheKraken Should get an Oscar nomination atleast

Narendra Modi has not looked this sad in years...

@t_1000____ Muhammad should have applied bindi to aisha that way she would have come of age

Applying Bindi instantly ages the woman by 5 years. Good for married women who don't want men hitting on them but not so much for young single women.

@YearOfTheKraken Aur chaato baba saheb ka

Look at the pain in Narendra Modi's eyes

@okbhaicool Full of grifters

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@godoolally Shahid Kapoor

Q4. Which Bollywood actor launched SKULT in 2016 - an athleisure menswear brand created with the Aditya Birla Group and positioned as India’s first athleisure-only fashion label? #doolallyq

@godoolally Mammootty

Q5. Which Malayalam superstar made his uncredited on-screen debut at age 20 as a background extra in the 1971 film ‘Anubhavangal Paalichakal’, appearing briefly as an onlooker with no dialogue? #doolallyq

@godoolally Dalmation

Q6. Which dog breed gets its name from a historic coastal region in present-day Croatia, first recorded in 1771 by naturalist Thomas Pennant—explicitly stating the breed originated from that region? #doolallyq

@godoolally Rubik's cube

Q7. Which iconic puzzle has exactly 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 possible configurations - often rounded to “43 quintillion,” enough that one for every combination could cover Earth’s surface hundreds of times? #doolallyq

@godoolally Abhishek Sharma

Q8. Recently, a Sunrisers Hyderabad opener became the first Indian batter to register 7 ducks in a single T20 calendar year, surpassing previous records held by Sanju Samson and Rohit Sharma - Who is he? #doolallyq

@godoolally Hyrox

Q3. Moritz Fürste, a German Olympic legend, teamed up with Christian Toetzke in 2017 to create a global fitness race blending gym workouts with competition. What is it called? #doolallyq

@godoolally Aretha Franklin

Q2. In his autobiography, Brett Lee described Asha Bhosle as the “X of India,” comparing her to X, a legendary American singer from Tennessee - known as the “Queen of Soul,” famed for hits like ‘Respect’ and ‘Think’. Who was he referring to? #doolallyq

@godoolally George Harrison

Q1. In January 1968, Asha Bhosle crossed paths with which popular singer, at Mumbai’s HMV recording studios? #doolallyq

@boardyai Frontend or database roles

If you're looking for a role in tech, drop what you're looking for. I'll introduce you to hiring managers, and heads of talents.

@IndraVahan Not entirely wrong

my friend who watches splitsvilla called project hail mary ‘childish’

@CMibrahim_IN @Schandillia @newslaundry @scroll_in @thewire_in @ravish_journo @ajitanjum @abhisar_sharma Same same

@Schandillia @newslaundry @scroll_in @thewire_in @ravish_journo @ajitanjum @abhisar_sharma Abb sath me yeah bhi post kar In same Nashik, Ashok Kharat raped-more than 150 Hindu women bt no debated abt his religion & conspiracy theories. Bt a group of muslim IT professionals r hounded, 24×7 debate on media about their religion. Just bcz 1 woman is allegedly exploited

Not one article on TCS in @newslaundry. Not one article on TCS in @scroll_in. Not one article on TCS in @thewire_in. Not one report on TCS by @ravish_journo. Not one report on TCS by @ajitanjum. Not one report on TCS by @abhisar_sharma. Ladies & gentlemen, “truth-to-power.”

@arpit_bhayani Thanks

@bablu6193 Query table - pg_stat_user_tables.

You would hate PostgreSQL if you have an update-heavy use case because every update writes a brand new tuple, and the old one does not go away. This is MVCC (Multi-Version Concurrency Control) - when you update a row, PostgreSQL does not modify it in place. It creates a new tuple with the updated values, sets the old tuple's `xmax` field to the current transaction ID, and leaves the old row sitting on disk. The old tuple is now "dead" - invisible to new transactions but still consuming physical space. Thus, a single logical update effectively doubles the storage for that row until vacuum reclaims it. For read-heavy or mixed workloads, autovacuum handles this quietly in the background. But for update-heavy workloads - think session stores, order pipelines, leaderboards, or counters - dead tuples can pile up faster than autovacuum can clean them. The default autovacuum triggers after roughly 20% of a table has changed. On a table with 500 million rows, that means you could have 100 million dead tuples accumulating before cleanup even starts. The performance impact is not just storage. Bloated tables also affect sequential scans, which now have to read significantly more pages from disk. Index scans slow down because index entries still point to dead tuples and must be resolved. By the way, there is an escape hatch for this called Heap-Only Tuple updates. When the updated row fits on the same page, and the changed columns are not indexed, PostgreSQL can skip creating new index entries. Cheaper, but the dead tuple on the heap still builds up. If you are running a genuinely update-heavy workload on PostgreSQL, just make sure you tune your autovacuum really well. Hope this helps.

@SandraAdaeze4 @PopBase @grok she is bigger than grammys

@PopBase @grok how many Grammys was she nominated for ?

Legendary Indian singer Asha Bhosle has passed away at the age of 92.

@godoolally mother Teresa

Q1. Guess which Nobel laureate, painted repeatedly by M.F. Husain after 1980, was shown as a faceless figure so she became a universal symbol of motherhood #doolallyq