Joy Poddar

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Monkey testing seems weird to me in software development. what do you think?

@tapasadhikary 💯

A real customer scenario is way more than the vibe coding potential. It needs your thinking and execution plan, and fundamentals to back them.

@tapasadhikary AI today feels like the machines of industrial revolution. Given the speed at which it spits out code, skill gap now feels a lot more prominent.

Isn't it now more convenient to finish your side projects with vibe coding and make ur GitHub supercool?

@tapasadhikary @delhivery @help_delhivery I want to see how this turns out. @delhivery @help_delhivery What are you guys doing? Looks like you have a bug. No worries, we are a software engineering company, and our turnaround time is ridiculously fast. We love taking up "seemingly" difficult tasks. Say hello@creowis.com.

Such a massive goof up by @delhivery courier and no help from the @help_delhivery also.. They have sent all my 14 packages to the wrong addresses despite a clearly written name, address, and AWB numbers. I was warned not to use their service, huge regret!

@creowistech 💯

Remote meeting be like: - Am I audible? - Is my screen visible? Agree? 😄

'I will do it tomorrow', killed more dreams than anything external.

Given the role of AI in education where you can make an agent your tutor, it will be interesting to see how edtech platforms evolve.

The more I think about it, the more I realize that perfectionism is often just an overglorified form of procrastination.

@ATechAjay I think being objective when asking questions also matters

Before building any feature, ask meaningful questions. Clear questions = clear direction. No questions = wrong assumptions. Pls don’t stay silent, be vocal with your team and clients. Great features start with great questions. agree?

I am currently reading Jiddu Krishnamurthy... I find it very information dense... Let's see where I go with this.

Once I was done with a particular book, I used to try and recollect... I failed a lot of times, but then I used to tell myself, 'If I can apply all that I remember, I am winning'.

I used to be an avid reader a few years back. I had a goal to finish a book of my choosing within a week.. But being an avid reader was not doing anything other than fueling my ego.. I used to carry that fact like a medal.. 🧵

@ATechAjay You mean I made a noob error 😬🫣

@poddar_joy Yeah, all the best man, but maybe you tagged the wrong account.

I joined Twitter back in 2009. I still remember telling my school friends about it; most of them thought I was joking. “Twitter? Is that a bird?” Fast forward to 2026, and I’m finally starting to post. For a while, I entertained the “what could have been” thoughts. Maybe I would’ve understood the platform better. Maybe I would’ve built something meaningful here earlier—a lot of maybes. But something in me said that the "maybe" didn't matter... Life only makes sense in hindsight, but it has to be lived forward. (I think Kierkegaard said that first) What matters is that I’ve started. As for me, I’m a constant work in progress. And I’ll be using Twitter to document that ... my life, my growth, my thoughts. Mostly reminders to myself about what truly matters. And occasionally… some shitposts (after learning from my Gen Z friends). Let’s see where this goes. At the onset, I want to thank @ajay @ChhakuliZingare @RitikaAgrawal08 and last but not least @tapasadhikary for pushing me!!

I have always been in awe of people who are able to achieve high degree of success in multiple at once... the so called polymaths and high achievers of the world!!

@ChhakuliZingare 🤗🤗

@poddar_joy Great to see u have started..keep the momentum 🤗🤗

My app won 2 hackathons. It had zero test cases. I tested it two completely different ways: manual vs AI-assisted. Same endpoints. Same assertions. Completely different experience. Here's everything I learned (thread): 🧵

@SanskritChannel 700

One Bhagavad Gita. Three master keys. The Shrimad Bhagavad Gita was explained by: • Adi Shankaracharya (Advaita) • Ramanujacharya (Vishishtadvaita) • Madhvacharya (Dvaita) ✅ I’ve compiled all 3 commentaries into one Google Drive folder so you can compare perspectives side-by-side. But remember: The Gita is the practical essence of Yoga Shastra. These 700 shlokas become powerful only when you: • internalize them • practice them daily • live them in real life 💬 Comment “700” and I’ll DM you the folder link. 📌 Save this post for your study 🔁 Share it with a friend who needs Gita guidance Follow @TheSanskritChannel for more. Here’s the link: bit.ly/bg-comment #BhagavadGita #Gita #Shankaracharya #Ramanujacharya #Madhvacharya #Vedanta #Advaita #Vishishtadvaita #Dvaita #YogaShastra #SanatanaDharma #Sanskrit #HinduPhilosophy #GitaWisdom #TheSanskritChannel

@felixhhaas UI library

Ultimate Prompt Library for UI 🔥 I’ve been quietly building something I wish existed when I started designing with AI. A complete UI design prompt library that helps you master different visual styles: expressive, cinematic, minimal, premium, nostalgic, warm, technical (20+ design styles in total). Each style includes: 👉 When to use it 👉 Key vocabulary that trigger the style 👉 Copy-paste prompts for real UI work 👉 Pro tips for next-level results Comment "UI Library" + repost and I'll share the link with you