u/Icy-Boss-9428

Hey I am a Software Developer currently working as Technical Advisor for a Pune based Startup and have shipped multiple SaaS based applications to Startup operating in stealth mode ready to collaborate or work as a freelancer to develop your idea and if you require a team then I have that as well.

Let's Connect

Hey I am someone who is not very perfect, kabhi kabhi kuch baat likhte hu. Maybe you guys would like them

Here is a small one and for others do check my page on Instagram

Chup Rahoge To Baat Kaun Karega.. Hum Nahin Rahe To Yaad Kaun Karega..

Maana Ki Hum Itne Achhe Nahin Hain.. Par Hum Na Rahe To Pareshan Kaun Karega...

IG handle: @kavi_kahte_hai

Hey I am a Software Developer currently working as Technical Advisor for a Pune based Startup and have shipped multiple SaaS based applications to Startup operating in stealth mode ready to collaborate or work as a freelancer to develop your idea and if you require a team then I have that as well.

Let's Connect

Hey miss!

I'm 22, new to the city, and currently my social circle consists of:

1. My PG walls

2. The chai uncle downstairs

3. Google Maps (the only one who never leaves me)

So... here I am.

Looking for a partner in crime someone who's up for random café hopping, late night walks, trying questionable food places with 4.9★ ratings and 12 reviews, laughing at absolutely stupid jokes, and making this huge city feel a little smaller.

A few things about me:

1. 22M.

2. Can hold conversations longer than my phone battery.

3. Will happily lose an argument if you're buying coffee.

4. Believes every bad day can be fixed with good food.

5. Replies faster than Blinkit on most days.

6. Low drama, high sarcasm.

Looking for someone who's kind, has a sense of humor, and is okay with spontaneous "Let's just go somewhere" plans.

Worst case? I discover some amazing places and make a new friend.

Best case? Bangalore finally starts feeling like home.

If you smiled while reading this, my DMs are open. If not at least tell me where I can find the best momos in the city. 🤝

I need a side quest. 😂

I'm a Backend & ML developer, currently consulting with two startups. My long term goal? Save enough to buy an RE Gorilla. 🦍

Until then, I'm surviving on coffee, debugging code that worked five minutes ago, and convincing myself that "one more feature" won't break production.

Curious what's everyone here working on these days? Any fun side projects, startup stories, or coding disasters? I'd love to hear them.

P.S. If your answer is "fixing my relationship," I'm afraid that's the only bug I can't debug. 🙃

New Human Spawned in Bangalore

Moving to BLR next month for my first corporate job, and I currently know exactly 0 people there.

So here's my totally non-desperate application:

Looking for:

- Friends to explore the city

- People try random cafés and street food with

- Someone to survive Bangalore traffic together

- And if you're a girl and we genuinely vibe... who knows?

About me:

- 22

- Engineer

- Loves tech, bikes, memes, late-night conversations, and spontaneous plans.

If you're also new to Bangalore or just looking for another chaotic friend drop a comment or DM.

Let's make this city feel a little less lonely and a lot more fun.

Hello everyone,

I am about to start my first corporate job as a fresher at Capgemini India, at A4 level, in Bangalore (Whitefield).

I recently completed a 2-month internship with Capgemini in Pune, where I went through Java Full Stack training modules and completed three assignments. Our trainer also assigned us a project to develop an e-commerce website, which I successfully built.

I have a few questions:

• Will I need to redo the training after joining full-time?
• Will there be L1/L2 level exams?
• Is it likely that I will be on the bench initially, or will I be directly assigned to a project?

I would really appreciate any guidance from those who have gone through a similar experience.

I have been working on LLM and agent based systems recently and kept running into the same issue:

a small change in a prompt would break everything, and it was really hard to track what changed or roll back.

There are tools for prompt management and evaluation, but I found most of them a bit heavy or cloud-focused for my workflow.

I wanted something simpler like Git, but for prompts.

So I built a small tool called promptrepo.

It lets you:

• version prompts
• compare changes
• run basic evaluations
• track cost/latency

It’s local-first and works via CLI and Python SDK.

Would really appreciate feedback from people building in this space.

Link: https://prompt-version-control-website.vercel.app