I enjoyed my time here on this platform.
Had a lot of fun with some really good people.
I never took this account seriously to grow or to build some specific audience, or get monetized, that was never the plan.
This was just a temporary phase of my life, where i wanted to chill, to interact, share my thoughts, my personal life lores. I have been diagnosed with Depression from last more than 2.5 years, total isolation from outside world, no one to talk, and moreover I didn't wanted to talk to anyone either. Thats when this app came to my rescue.
Funny, isn't it?
Its not like it is some kind of distraction in my life, or i am wasting my time here, NO. Its just I am done, now.
A quick apology - If i ever hurt anyone intentionally or unintentionally, I am sorry. Those were just bad days in my life and I chose to let out my frustrations here.
A gratitude - To all those, who laughed on my cringe posts, my stupid replies, my low-vibes, Thank You. You guys have been amazing all the time. To few "special" ones, thank you for replying to my boring texts, and asking me if everything is fine.
Probably, this is the last time I will be writing on this platform. not sure.
A small advice - If you are also someone going through similar shit in life, I would like to tell you Just Dont Give Up On Your Life. Stay strong. Enjoy. Be yourself.
And I wish you all get successful in your life, you get whatever you want.
LOVE YOU ALL!!!
(and pls agree to the fact, my pfp is one of the GOATed pfp on X)
seeing so many people trying hard to hit bangers just one day before the payouts is the most funniest thing to watch on X.
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Shortest Job First (non-preemptive) scheduling in Operating System.
to overcome large waiting time in FCFS we use Shortest Job First which is most efficient scheduling algorithm.
imagine 4 friends (processes) are playing game, but there is only 1 controller (CPU). now the rule is simple : the friend who can finish their level the fastest (Minimum Burst Time) gets the controller first.
SJF is non-preemptive . means CPU cannot interrupt a executing process till it is completely finished.
it has minimum average waiting time than other scheduling algo and has better efficiency for shorter tasks.
the major drawbacks are Starvation. (long processes may wait forever). Burst times are not known in advance in real systems.
it is used in batch processing (where jobs are known in advance) and in background tasks in OS (where small tasks are prioritized).
I'm a "once i am comfortable with you, i will make you uncomfortable" kind of guy.
And i try to stay away as much as I can. not everyone can handle me.
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Its called Sacrificing self-worth in return of seeking validation from others.
and everyone needs validation from others at some point. Humans, lol.
Humans are wired for social feedback, it helps us learn, connect, and calibrate our behavior.
But, The trouble starts when validation becomes your primary source of worth instead of just input.
Things get worse, when you adjust your behaviour and boundaries just to get approval.
Basically, a short-term approval in exchange for long-term instability in how you see yourself.
Swaraj retweeted
Unemployment is brutally isolating.
Hands down the darkest, loneliest period of my entire life. Months of applying nonstop, giving 100%, and still not even getting a single interview.
You start feeling completely worthless. Like you have zero value. Like you don’t matter to the world anymore.
#6
-> Solved some previous potd that i missed in this month (4 med, 1 hard, 1 ez)
-> Gave today's Codechef contest
-> worked on a backend project
-> Read an article on Caching (cloudfare site)
#5
-> Solved some stack-based LC problems (1 hard, 2 med)
-> Gave 1 virtual contest (only solved 3rd and 4th)
-> Read a detailed article on System Design (scalability patterns, performance vs scalability, latency vs throughput, etc)
-> Also made a simple backend project, that tracks the user activity, CLI-based.
Was mentally fucked up due to a recent rejection, needed few days to reset, now back to basics.
Swaraj retweeted
we've crossed $100K+ in lifetime revenue with 10,000+ customers.
it didn't come from a big idea.
it came from noticing something simple:
> people spend way too much time typing.
So we built a tool that lets you just speak,
and get clean, ready-to-use text instantly :
inside apps people already use.
- No complex features.
- No overengineering.
- Just solving one small problem well.
A lot of people overlook ideas like this
because they seem "too simple."
But simple scales.
Available on Windows, macOS, and Android.
Still early.
Still improving.
Still a long way to go.
If you’re curious, try it here:
blipai.app/
🤝 Paid partnership
Gave 2nd round of interview of an MNC (really a good MNC). almost its been a month, and still no response, even after regular follow ups.
After the OA, recieved the mail for interview R1 after 22 days. then after 17 days got mail for R2, and now its almost a month. From these past patterns, i thought they usually do like this. and tbh this has really fucked up my mental peace to the lowest.
This much uncertainty where you dont know if you will be called for the next round, if yes, then prepare again, grind again, if no, again back to basics (job hunting) is really messing up with my mind.
Can't we just replace these 3,4,5,6 interview rounds with just a "good quality" coding challenge, where we are given a problem statement and we have to implement a solution around it. Then have a proper review team, where candidate will be asked to explain the solution, and then some follow-up questions regarding the tech-stack.
I mean by that, you can really assess candidates hands-on practical skills, not just licking up the entire theory. It would be better to test on real skills than memorized theory.
Yes fundamentals are important, but having 5-5, rounds of interview is a mental fuck up, with lots of uncertainty.
(if annyone have diff pov, let me know, if i am thinking wrong)