▲ 5 r/mumbaimeetups
Spotify I-Pop event in Mumbai: Anyone down to meet up?
Is there anyone else who got this invite for private event?
u/Tusharkrux — 18 hours ago
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▲ 108 r/TheWeeknd
We need Live at Sofi Stadium ver 2 before his final tour ends 🥹💔
I am one of the unfortunate fan who will not be able to attend his concert as my country is not listed in his tour. LASS ver 2 is the only way to cope up.
u/Tusharkrux — 18 days ago
▲ 143 r/ClashRoyale
What if we all start using Hog Rider as a protest?
Honestly, I'm just so tired of seeing Hog Rider in almost every match. It feels like no matter what changes in the game, that card stays completely untouched. My thought was that if we all just started using it at the same time, the sudden spike in usage numbers might finally force Supercell to take a look at it. It might sound a bit extreme, but maybe inflating the stats is the only way to get their attention and get a real balance change.
u/Tusharkrux — 19 days ago
▲ 40 r/todayilearned
TIL that Ludwig Göransson, the Oscar-winning composer behind Christopher Nolan's epic score for The Odyssey, also co-wrote and produced Childish Gambino’s "Les" and most of the Camp album.
en.wikipedia.orgu/Tusharkrux — 21 days ago
Stuck doing basic Dynatrace alert monitoring after doing performance testing. What steps can I take to make my resume better and escape rotational shifts?
Hey everyone, I am feeling completely stuck in my current job and could really use some honest career advice. I spent 9 months doing actual performance testing with JMeter, but my current project has me stuck doing basic monitoring using Dynatrace for a banking app. On paper the tools sound great, but the reality is that I am just acting as a human answering service. I work brutal rotational shifts that I absolutely hate just staring at a dashboard waiting for a metric to spike so I can call the person who actually fixes it. I do not get to touch the system or solve the problem at all. It is getting to the point where the senior engineers who know my background literally ask me why I am wasting my time here since the work is completely non technical. I want to escape this shift work trap, get a proper daytime job, and move into actual engineering. Since I already know how to test systems and read Dynatrace, how do I write about this on my resume so I do not look like a basic support guy, and what steps can I take right now to make my resume stand out for a real engineering role?
u/Tusharkrux — 1 month ago
Stuck doing basic Dynatrace alert monitoring after doing performance testing. What steps can I take to make my resume better and escape rotational shifts?
Hey everyone, I am feeling completely stuck in my current job and could really use some honest career advice. I spent 9 months doing actual performance testing with JMeter, but my current project has me stuck doing basic monitoring using Dynatrace for a banking app. On paper the tools sound great, but the reality is that I am just acting as a human answering service. I work brutal rotational shifts that I absolutely hate just staring at a dashboard waiting for a metric to spike so I can call the person who actually fixes it. I do not get to touch the system or solve the problem at all. It is getting to the point where the senior engineers who know my background literally ask me why I am wasting my time here since the work is completely non technical. I want to escape this shift work trap, get a proper daytime job, and move into actual engineering. Since I already know how to test systems and read Dynatrace, how do I write about this on my resume so I do not look like a basic support guy, and what steps can I take right now to make my resume stand out for a real engineering role?
u/Tusharkrux — 1 month ago
▲ 1.0k r/ClashOfClans
Make sure to put lab assistant on goblin to break his back maximising the event.
u/Tusharkrux — 1 month ago
▲ 6 r/AskReddit
What is your favorite example of a bug turning into a feature, whether in real life or in video games/software?
reddit.comu/Tusharkrux — 1 month ago
▲ 2.1k r/Showerthoughts
Birds probably don’t enjoy roller coasters. Their head stabilizers cancel out half the experience.
reddit.comu/Tusharkrux — 2 months ago
▲ 7 r/youtubeindia
What’s your opinion on these people’s perspective?
Personally, I loved this stream. Not that I am inclined to any wing but factual things always gets me.
A bit where Keshav said the reason why Hindu or Muslims ask their other significant to convert is not because of religional motive or love jih@d but because of the special marriage act which states that couple will have to wait till 60 or 30 days for a no objection from any of their relatives which is kinda absurd. Changed my perspective a little bit. Ground reality is actually never that serious for anything.
u/Tusharkrux — 3 months ago