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~ Lead software engineer @Oracle ~ Tech enthusiast

Joined August 2026
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Good night...!! How many of u are excited about weekend. What are your goals to complete om this weekend..
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Honesty now a days.. I'm checking everything in some AI apps Mostly Claude 馃ぉ
Be honest.. Is Google still your first choice or has ChatGPT replaced ?
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Hey @grok how this is happening ?
馃毃: Google loses $500 BILLION in market value as its own AI starts eating its ad revenue.
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Hey @grok, who makes more Money in 24 HOURS ?
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What's one task you still refuse to trust AI with?
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Can I ask a DUMB tech question ? Apple's M - series chips ( M2,M3, & M4 ) are incredibly powerful. Yet Windows dominates the PC gaming. What's holding Mac gaming back : HARDWARE or SOFTWARE ?
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modern tech is weird : your laptop has more processing power than the computers that sent humans to space, yet it still lags opening Chrome.
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Is Gemini 4 Carbon finally going to outperform Claude Opus 5.5 ? 馃憖
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Windows users restart their PC. Linux users start questioning their kernel.
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Maybe a DUMB question, BUT... Why does a CPU get hot just by calculating things? It's not physically moving parts like a engine. So, WHERE does all that HEAT come from ?
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A developer's real test isn't writing code. It's debugging code written by someone else. Agree ?
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Unpopular opinion: Knowing how to Google properly is still an underrated developer skill. Change my mind.
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AI replacing developers: inevitable or exaggerated ?
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The real developer dilemma : Do you stop the agent or let it cook ?
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Hey @RishabhVasude1 here is my honest reviews on the chaar.ai My first impression of Chaar as an alpha tester is that the idea feels practical. Being able to leave a task running on a remote machine and pick up the same session from my phone is something I can see myself using, especially when a coding agent needs a quick response while I鈥檓 away from my desk. The page does a good job of explaining that workflow. I liked the terminal-inspired design and interactive examples. they made the product easier to understand than a long list of features would have. The machine and session layout also looks straightforward. Where I wanted more clarity was around setup, security, and platform support. For a tool that gives access to my machines, I鈥檇 want an easy-to-find explanation of how connections are protected, what the relay can access, and how I can revoke a device. Windows support could also be explained more clearly, particularly the difference between connecting from Windows and hosting through WSL. I鈥檇 also appreciate clearer pricing and a more obvious distinction between the interactive demo and what鈥檚 available in the actual alpha. The demo helps explain the experience, but it doesn鈥檛 tell me how well sessions recover when a connection drops. Overall, the page makes me interested enough to try Chaar. It presents a useful idea clearly, but I鈥檇 need some hands-on time with reliability and reconnecting before making it part of my daily workflow.
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Correct 馃挴
India's AI-skills race shouldn't be measured by certificates issued. Measure how many people can use AI to solve a real problem鈥攊n a factory, a small business, a classroom, or their own language
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Every developer has one bug that took 5 minutes to create and 5 hours to understand. What's yours?
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Hey techies!! Let's connect
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Loweky painful : Paying for AI tokens just to watch it think.
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What's harder on @X getting 100K impressions or converting those impressions into loyal followers?
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