Aashish Sud (@codeDEXTER) header
Aashish Sud (@codeDEXTER) profile picture

#Automotive, Win, WP, Cloud and Web #Developer. #callofduty and #skyrim fan. Creator of https://xitter.cf/t.co/gqytojCJ3l

Planet Earth
Joined November 2013
Photo by Aashish Sud (@codeDEXTER)Photo by Aashish Sud (@codeDEXTER)Photo by Aashish Sud (@codeDEXTER)Photo by Aashish Sud (@codeDEXTER)Photo by Aashish Sud (@codeDEXTER)Photo by Aashish Sud (@codeDEXTER)Photo by Aashish Sud (@codeDEXTER)Photo by Aashish Sud (@codeDEXTER)Photo by Aashish Sud (@codeDEXTER)Photo by Aashish Sud (@codeDEXTER)
Replying to @MicrosoftLife
🛸🛰️👽
1
1
A Lunar Eclipse flat-Earther’s have never seen.
2,940
11,705
1,265
148,639
Aashish Sud retweeted
6,976
10,257
1,252
129,214
Aashish Sud retweeted
Testing Starship heatshield hex tiles
2,783
9,033
906
112,404
Aashish Sud retweeted
Liftoff of Falcon Heavy
316
7,529
503
45,335
Aashish Sud retweeted
There are way easier places to work, but nobody ever changed the world on 40 hours a week
2,712
8,895
4,207
48,847
20,186
485,744
42,611
1,368,365
We've created a free #AI School so everyone can learn to build intelligence into the applications they program. Come along and start learning: msft.social/lAuy8X
The way we programmers explain what we've written
130
5,676
500
15,730
Aashish Sud retweeted
IAV is continuously looking for solutions that ease the strain on resources and preparing eco-friendly drive concepts for mass production. To learn more about our environmental goals, visit bit.ly/2utI8Th.
1
1
Aashish Sud retweeted
With the Red Planet in sight, Falcon 9 launched Merah Putih to orbit last night and completed SpaceX’s 15th flight of a previously flown rocket booster. instagram.com/p/BmMbgfElib0
174
2,854
196
15,155
Do you smell that? #Deadpool2 Super Duper Cut is on Digital Today.
482
6,850
321
48,301
Replying to @VancityReynolds
@VancityReynolds Hey Ryan. I was traveling for the last couple of months. Couldn't see DP2 in theater. Please hook me up with a #Deadpool2 DVD :) :p
I feel so close to you right now. #Mars and Earth haven't been this near since 2003, and won't be again until 2035! Look to the south tonight to see the Red Planet shining bright. go.nasa.gov/2s9rHew
173
3,088
229
8,475