Diya

As a developer, what would you do in this situation?

What's one thing that instantly makes your day better?

Diwaaaliiii special motichur ka laddu 😌

Happy diwali everyone 🎇🪔

There are mostly 2 types of families during Diwali 1. Celebrating, playing games, bursting crackers, eating sweets and spreading happiness. 2. Fighting since morning like sworn enemies, creating World War 3, but sitting together for Puja at night like NOTHING EVER HAPPENED.

AI is moving faster than our education system. Are you learning new skills or just watching AI take over?

If you could restart your life at 18 with everything you know today, what would you do differently?

There are two types of people on Diwali: 1. Those celebrating with family, lights, sweets and fireworks. 🪔 2. Those working, living away from home, or just waiting for the day to end. Same festival, different realities. ❤️

Let's see who's active on X. What's your age, what do you do, and what's your biggest goal right now?

Everyone wants to be successful. But nobody wants to: - Start from zero. - Look stupid. - Stay consistent. - Work without recognition. - Be patient. The boring phase is where the real growth happens

What's one thing you wish someone had taught you at the age of 18?

Unpopular opinion: Nobody is coming to save you. Not your friends, not your family, not luck. At some point, you have to become the person who changes your life. Start today. Even if nobody notices.

22-year-old trying to survive in Bangalore. ₹1.09L spent, and ₹71K went on food. 😭 Bangalore is not for beginners. 💀

What’s ONE skill everyone should learn before 2027?

What's one thing you wish you had learned 5 years earlier?

You get ₹1 crore, but you must quit X forever. Deal or no deal?

Procrastination is the art of being extremely busy doing nothing important.

Someone please gift me a blue tick. I'll repay you with unlimited engagement. 😭💙

Google, if storage running out means I stop getting email, give me a real way to clear it. Bulk delete by sender, date, or size, not 50 at a time. And when I hit "UNSUBSCRIBE," make it stick. I shouldn't get the same newsletter on Monday after I said no.

What's something that's considered normal in India but shouldn't be?