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TerminalThinker retweeted
Shower like you're WASHING OFF yesterday's version
Get dressed like PHOTOGRAPHERS are outside
Drink water like your KIDNEYS want to retire early
Take the stairs like ELEVATORS don't exist
Train like your CRUSH is watching
Work like your kids will GOOGLE you
Sleep like your FUTURE self is begging for it
TerminalThinker retweeted
Introducing Composer 2.5, our most powerful model yet.
It's more intelligent, better at sustained work on long-running tasks, and more reliable at following complex instructions.
For the next week, we’re doubling the included usage of the model.
TerminalThinker retweeted
Please lose more in life. In college I lost 41 hackathons and won only 9.
During that time I pitched to VPs at Rakuten, scientists from NTRO, engineers from Microsoft and Google and even ministers.
I learnt more from my losses than my wins.
So please everyone I beg of you. Lose more.
TerminalThinker retweeted
What drives me crazy is:
People apply to a few companies, get rejected, and then stop doing the only thing that could actually get them an interview.
APPLY FOR THE JOBS.
APPLY FOR THE JOBS.
APPLY FOR THE JOBS.
Just
- apply via Naukari
- LinkedIn, Instahyre, Internshala
- ask for Referral on LinkedIn, X, Blind, Leetcode, (Tinder?)
- Show your work, brag your work, force your work
- wellfound
- YC work at startups
- Cold calling to companies in your city
- Physically visit the local company's offices with a CV.
- cold mail to HRs, employees.
- 100 more such things
I don’t care how you feel about it.
Do it anyway. Again and again, until something hits.
You have time for prep, but not to apply?
Set aside 30–40 minutes DAILY where you do nothing but apply.
People far less skilled than you are getting jobs every day just because they are in the right place at the right time.
And you are in your study room!
Don't stop until you have 10,000 rejection mails in your inbox.
TerminalThinker retweeted
🚀 20 HTTP Status Codes Everyone Should Know:
✅ Success:
200 – OK
201 – Created
202 – Accepted
204 – No Content
🔁 Redirection:
301 – Moved Permanently
302 – Found
304 – Not Modified
❌ Client Errors:
400 – Bad Request
401 – Unauthorized
403 – Forbidden
404 – Not Found
405 – Method Not Allowed
408 – Request Timeout
409 – Conflict
422 – Unprocessable Entity
429 – Too Many Requests
💥 Server Errors:
500 – Internal Server Error
502 – Bad Gateway
503 – Service Unavailable
504 – Gateway Timeout
TerminalThinker retweeted
Which AI tools are you all using these days? 🤖
1. Claude
2. Antigravity
3. Chatgpt
TerminalThinker retweeted
I’m in love with this sentence:
“Don't let someone ruin your peace just because they can't find theirs.”
TerminalThinker retweeted
Why is the flag not hoisted on 26 January?
Because on Republic Day, the National Flag is not hoisted, it is unfurled.
So, what is the difference between flag hoisting and flag unfurling?
Hoisting refers to pulling a folded flag from the base of the flagpole up to the top and then opening it. This symbolizes a nation rising to freedom and the birth of a new independent identity.
Unfurling, on the other hand, means the flag is already tied and folded at the top of the pole and is then opened. This signifies that the country is already free and celebrates the establishment of the Constitution and the strength of the Republic.🇮🇳
TerminalThinker retweeted
If you’re in 6th sem and still haven’t started doing anything, wake up.
Stop asking everyone “DSA karu ya dev?”
Pick one skill and go all in.
Master it so well that nothing else matters.
You still have a few months in hand to land a good job, but only if you act now.
Don’t waste time juggling the same questions, the same confusion, the same comfort zone.
This is literally a do or die phase.
What you do in the next few months will decide where you stand after graduation.
TerminalThinker retweeted
What companies actually expect from freshers
Me thinking companies want perfect code
but in reality they want:
-> Problem-solving (how you think matters more)
-> Willingness to learn (this matters A LOT)
-> Asking smart questions (shows curiosity, not weakness)
-> Debugging instead of panicking
-> Handling feedback without taking it personally
Which one do you think matters the MOST in real interviews?
TerminalThinker retweeted
How to Win an Internship as a College Student?
1.Forget obsessing over DSA.
Learn the basics, but don’t make it your entire personality.
2.Focus on development - become full-stack. Don’t get stuck doing only frontend or only backend. Do both. Build real projects.
3.Cut off toxic, negative friends.
Anyone who drags you down or finds a problem in everything will slow you down.
4.Build in public. Share your work on LinkedIn and X. Visibility creates opportunities.
5.Code for 7–8 hours a day.
Prioritize your goals. Sacrifice hobbies if you have to.
6.Go to the gym - non-negotiable.
If you’re spending your whole day in your room, those 1–2 hours in the gym will save your mental and physical health.
7.Study your core subjects.
They matter more than you think during interviews.
8.Don’t waste time on college events and functions. Invest that time into learning and building.
9.If you don’t like what your teacher is teaching, learn something you do like.
Your learning is your responsibility.
10.Remember this: you only need to hit one goal. You have unlimited attempts. Keep shooting.
