Nitin Chaudhary

@abhitwt None, it's just a port, has a range 0 to 65535

Computer animation in the 90s was no joke.

@pranavcodes_ First one, but it doesn't matter coz it is the end

be honest, which one are you?

@thesayannayak I think it's Zed, though it's heavier than VS Code resource wise. And most of AI code editors are fork of vs code.

Guess the AI code editor.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to deliver a secure and reliable release. Updates are now available for the 25.x, 24.x, 22.x, 20.x Node.js release lines to address: - 3 high severity issues - 4 medium severity issues - 1 low severity issue nodejs.org/en/blog/vulner…

GitHub Profile Review - Things Everyone Should Fix / Add If you’re improving your GitHub profile, here’s a checklist based on 100+ profiles I reviewed. Use this as a guide to make your profile look professional and recruiter-ready. 1. Profile Identity ✅ Add a clear professional profile picture — looks much more credible. ✅ Update your bio — mention your role (for example, “Full-Stack Developer”, “AI Engineer”). ✅ Add location, portfolio link, and contact info in your profile details. ✅ Use a consistent username or handle across GitHub, LinkedIn, etc. 2. Profile README Your profile README is your online resume — make it tell your story. ✅ Short intro (who you are, what you do) ✅ Tech stack (organized cleanly — for example, “MERN | Python | AWS”) ✅ Featured Projects (with short description and live demo or repo link) ✅ Experience or roles (internships, freelance, etc.) ✅ Currently learning (be specific, for example, “Learning Next.js and LangChain”) ✅ Achievements, certifications, or contributions ✅ Contact or portfolio link Avoid long paragraphs — make it structured and easy to read. 3. Projects Section ✅ Pin your best 4–6 repositories — ideally with: Clean README (problem, solution, tech stack, demo) Live demo or screenshots Clear folder structure and meaningful commits ✅ Don’t pin every small learning project — focus on the most impactful. ✅ Keep titles and descriptions clear and professional. 4. Consistency and Activity ✅ Be regular on GitHub — even one commit a day or week shows consistency. ✅ Avoid long inactivity gaps if you want recruiters to notice your profile. ✅ Use meaningful commit messages (not just “update” or “fix”). 5. Content and Structure ✅ Don’t make your profile compact or messy — add spacing and section breaks. ✅ Keep it clean and minimal. ✅ Order sections logically — Intro, Skills, Projects, Experience, Contact. 6. Professionalism ✅ Add a real profile picture, not blank or cartoon images. ✅ Avoid random motivational quotes — keep the content career-focused. ✅ Ensure grammar and formatting are correct. ✅ You can add GitHub stats or streaks, but don’t make them the only visible part. 7. Extras That Help ✅ Add a live portfolio website or resume link in your README. ✅ Add social links like LinkedIn, X (Twitter), or LeetCode. ✅ Use badges to show your tech stacks clearly. ✅ Keep an Achievements or Highlights section for hackathons or recognitions. 8. Common Mistakes to Avoid ✅ Empty profile README. ✅ Pinned repos without descriptions or documentation. ✅ Too many random “practice” repos — organize them. ✅ Long inactive periods. ✅ Missing live demos or portfolio links. 9. Example of a Good GitHub Profile ✅ Profile Picture ✅ Clean README (bio, stack, projects, learning, contact) ✅ Active commits ✅ Strong pinned repos with live demos ✅ Structured and professional layout 10. Summary ✅ Treat your GitHub profile like your portfolio and resume. ✅ Add clarity, structure, activity, and authenticity. ✅ You’re not just showing code — you’re showing yourself.

@CipherCroc @sysxplore --no-preserve-root

@sysxplore sudo rm -rf /*

🎃It's Halloween. Scare a Linux user in less than 5 words .

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JavaScript keeps evolving, but most developers still write it like it’s 2018. What’s one modern JS feature you think every beginner should learn first? #javascript #nodejs

Which part of Node.js did you find hardest when starting out? A. Callbacks B. Promises C. File System D. Modules #nodejs #backend #javascript

@Uber_Support @UberIN_Support Please help

I was trying to book a shuttle yesterday, but the app didn’t fetch trip details. So I reinstalled it, and now my trips & shuttle package are gone — it shows a new account. Issue still unresolved. @Uber_Support

it's the official countdown timer 6 months until ai takes your jobs

@post2seth If we multiply both numbers with 100 we get 990 and 911, So clearly 9.9 is bigger.

Two biggest challenges that our world is facing: 1. Natural Stupidity 2. Artificial Intelligence

"Scroll-Driven" by Mads Stoumann buff.ly/3yAQ9Lg

This man can predict the future. He was an early investor in Uber, Twitter, and Notion. And he just said "In 50 years, everyone will be working for themselves." Naval Ravikant's 5 predictions on the future of wealth creation (and why you should care):

The central contradiction of therapy is that the source of unhappiness is thinking about yourself.

Teach your children early what you learned late.

@tlehmanifold @engineers_feed 😁

I asked my German friend if he knew the square root of 81. He said no.