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Hi guyssss, please help me out with your experiences and suggestions please

Ever since I moved to Bangalore, my hair has gone from soft and smooth to hard, dry, and extremely frizzy. Even after washing it, it feels okay for barely 30 minutes before turning into a literal broom 😭
I never had this problem before moving here, so I’m starting to suspect the water might be the reason.

Has anyone else experienced this after moving to Bangalore? What actually worked for you? Any shampoo, conditioner, serum, or shower filter recommendations that made a noticeable difference?
Please suggest products available in India that are genuinely worth the money. I just want my old soft hair back. I’m tired of looking like I lost a fight with a broom every single day 😭🙏

Hi, I’m looking for a \*\*1RK, 1BHK, or a vacant room in a 2BHK/3BHK\*\* around \*\*Palace Road and nearby areas\*\*.

Preferred areas: \*\*Vasanth Nagar, Malleshwaram, Sheshadripuram, Sadashivanagar, Rajajinagar, Sampangiram Nagar, Shivajinagar, Cooke Town, Frazer Town, Benson Town\*\*, and surrounding areas. Preferably somewhere \*\*close to a Metro station\*\*.

\*\*About me:\*\* 24M, software engineer. I’m a \*\*chill, clean, and easy-going person\*\*, and looking for a comfortable place with a peaceful living environment.
If anyone has a vacancy or knows of any available place, please DM me.
\*\*Contact: 8919188499\*\*
Thank you!

Hey everyone! I’m looking for 1–2 people who are also searching for a flat around Palace Road and nearby areas.
We can explore areas like Vasanth Nagar, Malleshwaram, Sadashivanagar, Sheshadripuram, Rajajinagar, Seshadripuram, Shivajinagar, Yeshwanthpur, Hebbal, Cooke Town, Frazer Town, and surrounding areas, depending on commute and rent.
We can either:
● Look for a 2BHK and share it, or
● Team up and search for a suitable flat together based on our budget and requirements.
If you’re also looking for a place in or around these areas, DM me. We can coordinate and make the flat hunt easier .

Hey everyone.

I created this community because I got tired of reading polished success stories. The posts I actually learn from are the ones where something went wrong and someone explains what happened.

Maybe it was a deployment that took production down.

Maybe it was a database query that looked harmless.

Maybe it was a bug that kept everyone awake until 4 AM.

Those stories are far more valuable than another "Top 10 Spring Boot Tips" article.

The goal here is simple: share real engineering experiences, ask questions, and learn from each other's mistakes. It doesn't matter if you're a student, a junior developer, or you've been doing this for 20 years. If you've solved an interesting problem or learned something the hard way, someone else will benefit from it.

A few things:

* Don't post anything confidential from your company.
* Be respectful. Nobody writes perfect code.
* Explain the context, what went wrong, how you figured it out, and what you'd do differently now.

I'll be posting regularly to get things started, but I'd love for this to become a place where people share the stories they normally only tell their teammates after a long day.

If you're here early, thanks for joining. Hopefully we can build something genuinely useful together.

Hey everyone.

I created this community because I got tired of reading polished success stories. The posts I actually learn from are the ones where something went wrong and someone explains what happened.

Maybe it was a deployment that took production down.

Maybe it was a database query that looked harmless.

Maybe it was a bug that kept everyone awake until 4 AM.

Those stories are far more valuable than another "Top 10 Spring Boot Tips" article.

The goal here is simple: share real engineering experiences, ask questions, and learn from each other's mistakes. It doesn't matter if you're a student, a junior developer, or you've been doing this for 20 years. If you've solved an interesting problem or learned something the hard way, someone else will benefit from it.

A few things:

• Don't post anything confidential from your company.
• Be respectful. Nobody writes perfect code.
• Explain the context, what went wrong, how you figured it out, and what you'd do differently now.

I'll be posting regularly to get things started, but I'd love for this to become a place where people share the stories they normally only tell their teammates after a long day.

If you're here early, thanks for joining. Hopefully we can build something genuinely useful together.

Been trying to get an interview at Qualcomm for quite a long time. Applied to multiple roles, tailored and optimized my resume before every application, but still not getting any calls.

I have around 2 years experience in software development

Would really appreciate any tips from people who cracked Qualcomm interviews or got recruiter reach outs. Is referral the only way in right now, or am I missing something in the process?