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Staff Software Engineer @ServiceNow 🇮🇳 | 🏏 | 🏎️ | 💻 | ✨ | 💪 | 📚 Building for the future. Navigating a negative world with hope.

Bengaluru, India
Joined November 2014
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Looks like there’s an issue with the Chaand deployment pipeline. The deployment is stuck, and Karwa Chauth users are waiting for the release. 🌕😂 #KarwaChauth2026
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I was telling my friend how kids/us learn through mistakes, repetition, and experience, and compared it to machine learning. Then it hit me. I had it backwards. Machine learning was inspired by how humans learn, and here I was using it to explain human learning. 😂
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The traditional way of working with Agile sprints and capacity planning is becoming obsolete in the era of AI.
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Looks like I can write my own job description and tell Atlassian exactly what I want to do. atlassian.com/company/career…
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If you want to practice being patient, try driving on the streets of Patna.
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A little sneak peek at the revamped Filmy – Your Movie Guide. A fresh look, a more refined experience, and a whole lot of attention to detail. Beautifully crafted by Ramankit Singh.
A great update with a well thought out UI revamp is a different kind of orgasm.
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A great update with a well thought out UI revamp is a different kind of orgasm.
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Hey @grok based on my tweets, which movie character am I?
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Wasted some serious brain compute power on this one. Lately, I’ve been finding this little piece of paper inside my Amazon parcels. My curious mind assumed it was some clever way to track theft during transit. Then I measured it against the wrapper and realized it was just a protective strip peeled off the packaging tape and sent back to us.
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Shared this with my team today. The engineers who stand out aren't the ones who know how to use the latest tools. They're the ones who understand why a particular design pattern works, when to use it, and what could go wrong if they choose the wrong one.
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Built a little automation for our family business. Every day at 7 AM, my father receives a fresh promotional poster on WhatsApp, automatically generated from our product catalogue. He can also generate custom campaigns for festivals, greetings, or specific products with just a few taps on WhatsApp.
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Design inconsistency is a big turn-off for me. Even the smallest flaw can bother me. And there's one flaw that's been bothering me since childhood. Ravan's 10 heads. He should've had 11 heads. At least the design would've been symmetrical.
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That “just in case” folder on my PC was once sacred. 😂 8 or 9 years ago, I’d save every installer in case I needed to reinstall or want to share with a friend. Now I delete it the second the installation finishes.
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One event can send you down a whole new rabbit hole. Attended a Hermes event a few weeks ago. Now I’m building Telegram bots for all sorts of use cases. Sometimes you need to step outside your routine to discover what else you could be building.
It’s always great to attend events happening around the city. These meetups give you so many insights into different use cases, ideas, and workflows beyond what you normally work with. Hoping to attend more such events whenever I’m in the city.
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People are jailbreaking products and unlocking possibilities that even their creators never delivered. With hardware and imagination, the possibilities are endless. But as building becomes easier, software support, long-term reliability, and quality will become the real differentiators. Trust might just become the most valuable currency in tech.
Going forward, there will be no monopoly in the software market. Make a good product and there will be 15 copies of it in 15 days.
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I love Monday morning interviews. They’re like coffee. A good candidate gets your brain firing on all cylinders, while a bad one leaves you sluggish for the next 30–40 minutes.
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Looking at what’s happening in France, my future travel itinerary doesn’t look great.
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Fascinating Double Standards. People love comparing India with the best of other countries when it suits their narrative. But when India does better in other areas, those same comparisons suddenly disappear.
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