Affi @nullAffi

@remoteoliver DEMO

Apparently re-neet papers are also leaked now

@sauravk87 Congrats!!

I fell in love with this scripture: “There will come a time when your tears will fall, not because of your troubles, but because God has answered your prayers.” — 𝖧𝖠𝖡𝖠𝖪𝖪𝖴𝖪 𝟤:𝟥

Education Minister of India must resign! Students are committing suicide because of NEET paper leak. Cockroaches, take this forward. We need to fix the accountability.

Arre yaar Mai apne bare mai nahi baat kar raha tha. How can i be alone when i have such a large amazing family n friends n how can I be lonely when I have u guys,your wishes n Duas, I would be the biggest na shukra ever. Kabhi Kabhi logon ke saath reh kar pak jaata hun, isliye some me time, Buss… Iss baar koi photo nahi breaking news bana diya,Mummy pooch rahi hai, Kya hua Beta? Chill maro yaar

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@DhravyaShah If you are in linux just do wget -d <website name>

@ash_twtz I use clion

@DhravyaShah This already exists and does the same thing on linux - wget -m <example.com>

@yadavji_codes Hey I made this Deebug Overlay specifically for Linux have a look - github.com/codeafridi/Deb…

@abhijitwt devtrack.site

@cneuralnetwork You can play competitive games on Linux. You just can't play games developers have blocked you from playing. They just don't want their software to run on linux

try it out - github.com/codeafridi/Deb…

I built a small Linux debug overlay that just sits on top of your screen and tells you what your current app is doing. Basically: 1. shows PID + app name 2.CPU + memory (RSS) 3.detects stuff like high CPU, memory growing, disk pressure, logs, etc. 4.stays minimal when nothing’s happening 5.expands only when something looks wrong The main idea was i didnt want to keep switching to top or htop every time something feels off. So this just sits there like a small HUD and tells you: “yeah something is wrong here, go check this” It works with multi-process apps like browsers too (tries to group them instead of showing useless child PIDs). also many apps like chrome, cursor and heavy browsers and apps contain many child-process so what i have made it i have summed the memory it uses for each child process for the particular app and the %cpu it uses. You can diagnose the issue also when there is any abnormality.

I built a small Linux debug overlay that just sits on top of your screen and tells you what your current app is doing. Basically: 1. shows PID + app name 2.CPU + memory (RSS) 3.detects stuff like high CPU, memory growing, disk pressure, logs, etc. stays minimal when nothing’s happening expands only when something looks wrong The main idea was i didnt want to keep switching to top or htop every time something feels off. So this just sits there like a small HUD and tells you: “yeah something is wrong here, go check this” It works with multi-process apps like browsers too (tries to group them instead of showing useless child PIDs). also many apps like chrome, cursor and heavy browsers and apps contain many child-process so what i have made it i have summed the memory it uses for each child process for the particular app and the %cpu it uses. You can diagnose the issue also when there is any abnormality Repo: github.com/codeafridi/Deb…

The Copilot key is useless on Linux. So I built a small tool to turn it into a launcher. Now it opens a menu where I can run apps, open sites, or execute commands. Pretty simple but super useful. GitHub: github.com/codeafridi/Cop…

If you want to achieve anything great, it needs to become your one true priority. The only thing on your mind. Nobody accidentally got rich from business. Nobody accidentally built a great physique. They were obsessed with it for multiple years until it became their default.

my museum of victories as a 22 year old: 1. working remotely as a research scientist in post-training/multimodal ai with a ctc of 78k usd which is approx 72 lpa INR 2. visited 7 countries: singapore, japan, china, hawai, thailand, vietnam, south korea . worked remotely from a few others were company offsite 3. graduated with more than 7 off-campus job offers all over 18lpa from a college where highest package was 10. 4. completed over 11 internships spanning research, sde, ml and devops 5. 5 publications in A* conferences including ICML, ICLR, NeurIPS 6. worked with some of the top professors and phd students in the world getting some insane LORs in the process 7. got ms admits from 7 of the top 15 US colleges 8. Used to weigh 52kgs when i started engineering, got to 79kgs with a decent amount of muscle. 9. helped rebuild my grandparents house. 10. went on a full north to south vietnam trip with my bestfriend of 15 years 11. helped pay off parent's debts 12. finally bought a MacBook of my own 13. working on my first solo author paper under guidance of someone from DeepMind the only reason I posted all this is because I know how scary it is getting overwhelmed by all the progress happening and it's okay to be scared that you might not make it. but there's something you should remember: It only takes one big win to cancel all the losses. just one win. for me that win was getting my first internship and it was just uphill from there. I'll say the same thing I said a year ago, keep your head down, keep working, keep learning , do not lose that curiosity at any cost, have that consistency, it's fine to have off days, it's fine to get distracted but never lose sight of your end goal. and when you do win you'll realise the amount of effort it actually takes to make it and you'll be grateful and proud of yourself that you put in the work. may you never ever lose the desire to pursue things no matter how hard it gets. keep grinding. ps: a photo from my first international flight

sO wHy hAVe nOT wE GoNe to MooN sINcE thEn ?