Naga N.Pranav
@NagaPranavN
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| 18 | physics | developer | A monkey hitting keys at random on a keyboard for an infinite amount of time couldn’t come up with this crap
Joined July 2021
some mf ruined my Monday morning by gaining access to my AWS resources to run costly EC2 instances and mine crypto
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@WadeGrimridge I containerize, I orchestrate, I deploy. They call me a DevOps engineer. I write shell script, I understand my system. They call me a mad man
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Existential crisis anyone? Nah, just me? Okay. Anyway, good book. Go read it. Or don’t
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Who needs a silly dislike button when you can just write a scathing comment about how much you hate it? Much more dramatic
We need a dislike button on all social media! What the hell is this "heart" only on posts? The like/dislike ratio tells a much greater story.
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@crypt0x_0 @yacineMTB it's like everyone and their dog is looking for an SWE job, right? But yeah, gotta stop the traditional job hunt grind and just start creating. Whether it's coding for fun, building your own projects, or diving into something completely different, that's where magic happens
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Just get your shit together and dive into the nvim config files to set up that damn API with claude
According to you, which is the best AI code editor right now?
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me, 3am, surrounded by LEDs, MOSFETs, breadboards, wires, and empty energy drinks: Trying to build a goddamn 8-bit computer from scratch, obviously.
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Whip that MacBook into shape by stripping it of all the bullshit software
the macbook is a genuinely good product once you figure out how to unfuck all of the garbage software out of the way
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Ditch the pre-made garbage, learn Linux, and start coding your own software
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Every time I think about coding, I just end up lubing up my nvim config for another round
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My first words were likely 'apt-get install love'!
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RT @NagaPranavN: @techhsiren my faith is in the holy trinity of code, coffee, and cosmic curiosity.
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the idea of the universe originating from what we might call "nothing" (quantum vacuum or similar bullshit) is more coherent with observable evidence than just pulling a divine being out of your ass. "God did it" just adds more questions. Who made God? It's just unnecessary
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it embodies a kind of humility and openness. It acknowledges that our current understanding might be incomplete or incorrect and is always subject to revision. This process, reflects a more honest and dynamic relationship with reality, where the pursuit of truth is ongoing
The reason I find beauty in the scientific method over religious beliefs is because science has the balls to admit when it's wrong
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The reason I find beauty in the scientific method over religious beliefs is because science has the balls to admit when it's wrong
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@WadeGrimridge AWS services can indeed seem complicated at first, but I assure you, once you give them a try, you'll get the hang of it. If you're heavily invested in ML, SageMaker could be your choice. for serverless container deployments, Cloud Run might be the way to go
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