
~ Lead software engineer @Oracle ~ Tech enthusiast
Joined August 2026
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Nice things to understand for beginners
My X growth hacks :
- Follow people in my niche.
- Follow back genuine supporters.
- Enage with others daily.
- Support co-creators.
- Start conversations with at least 2 new people every week.( Underrated )
- Turn replies into friendships.
- Share valuable posts from others.
- Stay consistent. ( V.V Imp )
- Build relationships, not just followers.
Grow together, not alone. ❤️
Sri retweeted
Damn, Technology is crazyy :
A chip smaller than your fingernail,
Run an entire Operating system.
Performs billions of instructions,
Manage millions of operations simultaneously.
How is this even possible ?
Hot take :
Replies are underrated.
You don't always need to publish more.
Sometimes you need to participate more.
Sri retweeted
Meet George Hotz (Geohot) 🐐
One of the most interesting hackers in tech history.
- Hacked the original iPhone at 17.
- Hacked the PlayStation 3.
- Faced legal action from Sony.
- Founded comma .ai in 2015.
- Built autonomous driving technology.
- Challenged Tesla's self-driving approach.
- Joined Twitter in November 2022.
- Hired by Elon Musk to improve Twitter search.
- Given just 12 weeks to make improvements.
- Left Twitter after roughly a month.
From hacking iPhones to working with Elon Musk.
George Hotz's career is basically a movie. 💀
$460,000,000 lost in just 45 minutes because of a software bug .
How do you even explain that in a meeting ?
Imagine losing $460 MILLION because
of a single software deployment. 💀
In 2012, Knight Capital accidentally
activated an old piece of trading code.
Within 45 minutes, its systems executed millions of unwanted trades, wiping out approximately $460 million.
The company didn't get hacked.
It was a software bug.
One forgotten piece of code nearly destroyed an entire company.
Good night...!!
How many of u are excited about weekend.
What are your goals to complete om this weekend..
Sri retweeted
Can I ask a DUMB tech question ?
Apple's M - series chips ( M2,M3, & M4 )
are incredibly powerful.
Yet Windows dominates the PC gaming.
What's holding Mac gaming back :
HARDWARE or SOFTWARE ?
modern tech is weird :
your laptop has more processing power than the computers that sent humans to space, yet it still lags opening Chrome.








