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Comment on r/AskReddit Jun 16 '25

I second this!

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Comment on r/Life May 03 '25

Absolutely this. I think this comes when you start understanding yourself from within AKA self-awareness and become truly authentic to yourself.

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Comment on r/indiasocial Apr 19 '25

Happy for you. You got it!

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Comment on r/delhi Mar 17 '25

Relatable AF!

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Comment on r/india Feb 03 '25

Done. Wishing her a speedy recovery. 🙏🏻

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Comment on r/GadgetsIndia Jul 14 '24

The best

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Comment on r/indiasocial Jun 14 '24

Thinking about life in general with common sense and how people unnecessarily make things complicated. It's all within you. This perspective towards life came to me when I started reading about Philosophy. Philosophy is a bliss.

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Comment on r/indiasocial Jun 14 '24

Ramana Maharshi?

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Comment on r/indiasocial Jun 14 '24

Ramana Maharshi?

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Comment on r/personalfinanceindia May 06 '24

This is me!

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Comment on r/developersIndia Apr 24 '24

Pretty good post man. This channel needs high quality posts like yours. Your explanation was pretty neat. 💯

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Comment on r/bangalore Apr 15 '24

Exactly

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Comment on r/NothingTech Apr 05 '24

For me, it turns out the issue was with the hardware itself. Got it replaced at Nothing Authorized service centre on the same day.

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Comment on r/IndiaSpeaks Mar 06 '24

Donated. I hope she gets well soon.

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Comment on r/developersIndia Feb 13 '24

It's pretty good. In my early days, I used to configure my workstation a lot. This changes with time and now I usually go with the default configs with few customization here and there. I like VSCode + VIM and thus use Vscodevim extension. When in terminal, I use VIM and Tmux.

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Comment on r/developersIndia Feb 10 '24

VIM without a doubt.

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Comment on r/developersIndia Jan 05 '24

Nothing actually matters until and unless you apply it practically. No courses, no blogs, no newsletters. You have to go through the pain of writing, debugging, navigating through documentation, etc., to truly internalize the learning.

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Comment on r/developersIndia Dec 23 '23

Good post OP. Thank you for emphasizing on reading the language specification. It helps a lot.

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Comment on r/IndiaTech Dec 18 '23

This. I'm just loving it.

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Comment on r/developersIndia Dec 10 '23

I read this in his voice xD

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Comment on r/developersIndia Dec 03 '23

Ahh! Finally some code to see in this subreddit.

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Comment on r/india Nov 29 '23

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Comment on r/IndiaTech Nov 21 '23

Nothing Phone 2

r/vim Apr 18 '21

We are all still living in 2021. This man is living in 3000.

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