u/alwayslateholic

Are there any books with Nepali stories? Short stories, long stories.

Novel recommendation yo sub ma tannai dekhira hunxu but not much about Lok Katha.

Hi everyone. I have been doing manual testing for about 2 months and wanted to get started with automation. I wanted to get comfortable with writing test cases and bug reports so gave 2 months for it. Rn i would say i am not as confused as i was when starting..so i can take up manual testing easily.

However the company i work at has very poor management and their work process is old fashioned. There will be times i am testing and tell them about a bug or defect in system and they will still continue to deploy it live. Because they use legacy system and are familiar with clients they are very comfortable with their current management however my career plan for QA doesn't align with the company.

For about 2 to 3 weeks i have been looking at automation with playwright. Before this i was learning Python so i thought it would be best to go with either Selenium or Playwright.

Upon researching online i decided on Playwright. Ik it was build for JS but rn i felt more comfortable with Python so. But i am willing to take any advice on this one.

Now the part i really struggle is i have understood what automation is. With the help of chatgpt i wrote a few scripts too and some worked some didnt.

But i am confused on moving forward. How do i write code? I can't keep relying on chatgpt for it. If i want to apply to new company they will expect me to know more on automation and programming and i am at level 1 of it.

I can't use YouTube in the company they dont allow it.

I looked for online courses but can't find one that teaches me the way i learn.

Do i have to learn Python and get professional at it before i start automation? Will that give me a basic idea on the script i am working with?

Anyone going to Bhaktapur give me a lift. I will pay. Yo bus ma ta atti garo vaisakyo. Ek ek paila sarira xa😭

Pani pardaima yesto jam chai kina k

Din vaari masta sutxa. Tetro karako aawaz aauda j garda ni masta sutera basxa kumvakarna jasto ani raati vayesi bhukna thalxa.

Raati chai ali thulo sor le saas liyo vane ni sunxa kei hunu hunna voli xaina jasari bhukxa

Palne manxe testai ghar paxadi rakhya cha kukur lai ni. Merai room ma kan ko xeu mai xa. Kaile kai ta ris uthxa pani chyapdim jasto. Nindra haram garisakyo.

Ajhai karaudai xa 😭 haat matra pare yeslai ni diuso sutna dinna the ma

I don't even know the correct term for it. One thinh i do know is i am tired of trying to find the right product. Searching online is worse. It's always something new.

Those tiktoks with people screaming at your face on what to use or those overly aesthetic ones where they clearly did some treatments or genetically gifted ones irritates me.

I am willing to buy any product that would work on my hair. Even expensive but it HAS to work.

I bought a brush dryer online and for a while it worked well but then the heat damage started to break my hair.

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My hair is wavy curly. Soft but frizzy. When you touch it u will he surprised that it's that soft considering how dry it looked like.

From afar it looks pretty thick but if you grab it then it's not that thick.

I use any random shampoo i find and elvive loreal conditioner.

I tried using mousse but it made my hair so brittle.

I have used random shampoo + johnson baby combined with conditioner and hair mask(once a month) it worked well. But now that i have to commute a lot the sun, air, dirt has made it worse. It looks damaged(still soft when u touch it)

I oil them before showering.

Based on my online searches and tries my hair is low porosity. Wavy curly. I wash my hair once a week twice or more leaves them really dry and it stays everywhere but my damn head. Sometimes the scalp stays oily while rest of it is dry.

Any on budget hair care products to keep them less frizzy. I don't even want them to look glossy and pinteresty. Just want them to dry frizz free.

I am at work on weekdays and teti bela bike/scooty sikna time nai vyaudaina. Ki ta early morning ho which i doubt anyone will do.

Weekend ma matra classes lina milxa? Saturday Sunday only?

Weekend matra vako le how much cost should i expect?

My dumb ass booked tickets for Friday(Tomorrow) instead of Saturday. I have to go to work so i can't go to the movies. I did contact their customer service but i don't think they will be recheduling it. Any ideas what i can do or just give up and accept how stupid i am

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My dumb ass booked tickets for Friday(Tomorrow) instead of Saturday. I have to go to work so i can't go to the movies. I did contact their customer service but i don't think they will be recheduling it. Any ideas what i can do or just give up and accept how stupid i am

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This is going to be long but please read it.

I’m 21 and working my first job in IT. I joined a company 8 months ago as Technical Support. Since I had no prior experience, I was told during the interview that I would need to do a 3-month unpaid internship first. I was a tech student with very little practical knowledge and was afraid I would lose the opportunity if I said no so I accepted immediately.

The manager who hired me is a family acquaintance. Honestly, I'm grateful for the chance because getting into an IT company without experience is difficult. But ever since I joined my role has been confusing.

I was hired for Support , before I had the chance to properly learn the domain and communicate with clients, a former employee rejoined the company. He said he was already familiar with the clients and would handle communication. The client company were split between us, but I was given the smaller company that rarely had issues while he kept the larger more active ones. At the time, I didn't question it since he was more experienced plus my senior.

Later, when a new policy required Support staff to assign incoming tasks he handed all the companies over to me. I thought this was a good opportunity because I assumed I'd be handling client communication and building my professional skills.

But instead my responsibility became assigning tasks while he continued handling most client interactions, developer coordination and visibility with management.

To make things more confusing, there are two teams in the company. The manager who brought me in mainly handles Team B, so I was assigned to their workplace and sat with them and occasionally worked on their tasks. However, I was officially assigned to Team A.

The CTO would tell me to focus on Team B work because that's where I started. Team A's lead would tell me to prioritize Team A because that's where I was assigned.

I spent months bouncing back and forth between the two without ever getting a clear answer about where I actually belonged. Saying no to either of team would show lackof incompetence is what i thought so i stayed quiet.

My responsibilities eventually looked like this:

Team A: Assign tasks from incoming emails.

Team B: Investigate and solve smaller client issues.

The problem is that task assignment isn't viewed as meaningful work by senior management. So despite doing it every day, it doesn't seem to count for much when performance is discussed.

After 6 months employees are supposed to go through a review process. Mine never really happened. Instead I've repeatedly heard comments from different people that my role is "vague" or "undefined," which apparently makes me difficult to evaluate.

Recently, a QA employee resigned. Since I've spent months learning the systems and becoming familiar with the products i thought moving into QA would make sense rather than hiring someone completely new. I spoke with the CTO who said he would discuss it.

That was weeks ago. And yet

No clear answer,

no role definition, no direction.

At this point i honestly don't even care about a salary increment anymore. I just want someone to tell me what my job actually is.

What finally pushed me over the edge happened today. HR introduced a new workplace policy and distributed forms for employees to sign. Every employee had their names in it including new hires and even the QA employee who had already resigned. But i wasn't there.

This isn't the first time I've been forgotten. My name has been left out of things before. I never brought it uo because that would make me look like i am nitpicking unnecessary stuff but i have been affected by it ever since.

After months of trying to stay patient and professional this one hit differently.

I emailed HR and the CTO asking whether my exclusion was intentional or an oversight and also asked for clarification about my role. So far no response.

The worst part isn't the workload. It's the feeling that nobody knows where I belon including the people managing me.

Every day during standups, everyone gives updates on projects, fixes, testing, development, or client work. Then it gets to me, and I sit there feeling like I'm waiting for my daily reminder that I don't have a clearly defined place in the company. It feels like attending a humiliation ritual every day.

I can't leave immediately because I've been job hunting without much success. So for now I'm stuck plus i need an certificate to pass this semester so i want to at least hold till then.

I joined this company hoping to learn and build a career.

Instead, I've spent most of my time trying to figure out whether anyone knows what my job is.

This is really draining my motivation. I feel useless and my confidence iswearing down. I can't even leave this job . My family won't allow it either and i won't get the certificate. This has affected my mental health so much but i am stuck

The only solution i see is sacrificing social life(not like i have one but still) and personal time .

How do u manage sleep? Actually no how do u even stay awake throughout the day?

I have to wake up at 5 or 5 30 and for college. Work (9 to 6)

It's not having to wake up at 5 that feels impossible it's staying awake at work. I am fighting demons at work.

Garo vaisakyo 😭