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Don’t be me.
Prepared for JEE. Failed.
Cracked CUET with 92+ everywhere. Still chose wrong.
Took the wrong college. Started DSA early. Still stuck at arrays.
No consistency. No excuses left.
This is where the war starts.
One year from now, I won’t explain—results will🚀
Less gooo
keshavv ☄️ retweeted
Hi @Support, my account @devvaibhav37 keeps getting flagged for automated activity whenever I like posts.
I completed ID verification today, which resolved the issue for about an hour, but the restriction returned.
Posting and replying work normally. Could you please review this recurring issue?
keshavv ☄️ retweeted
Everyone Follow her if you want to see @harshith_irl lose
loser has their pfp & bio chosen by the winner for a week
Hey @X, I have a bet going on.
Me and @harshith_irl have decided to race to 1k followers. One problem: I have 230, and he has 600. And the loser has their pfp and bio chosen by the winner for a week.
I'm always down for a challenge, and I don't go down without a fight. So here's me giving it my all.
Let's connect, and I'll follow anyone who replies to this post.
About me:
- UC Berkeley student in Cognitive Science and Math
- Building a project in tech where if I don't build something cool, I drop out at the end of the semester (self motivation. It rocks!)
- Had some fun dabbling in model distillation and adversarial learning, currently researching facial analysis and X virality data.
- Life? A meme.
- Best part about tech events are free bagels
- Hobbies? None. Dying in classes. Etc
May the odds be in my favor 🙏
keshavv ☄️ retweeted
I spent the last 2 weeks building a distributed system in Go,
And it turned into one of the best projects I've built while learning Go
I was intrigued by how systems handle background tasks concurrently to improve user experience.
So I built Tasko
It started as a simple task queue:
HTTP → Go channel → Worker
Then I kept building on it while learning:
1. Redis-based task delivery
2. Concurrent worker pool
3. Task state tracking
4. Retries with exponential backoff
5. Persistent task state + recovery
6. Graceful shutdown
7. Runtime metrics
8. Docker setup
9. Integration + race tests
Then I threw 900 concurrent tasks at it.
900/900 completed.
0 failed.
~186 tasks/sec end-to-end.
Every time I added something, it seemed to come with 4 more edge cases to deal with
And feeling of seeing it finally work as intended 🤌
Do check it out( link in replies) :)
keshavv ☄️ retweeted
Day 64 of building @grindlensdev
- still working on the frontend
- 1 signups
- retention users are still there lol
Day 63 of building @grindlensdev
- did some frontend work
- adding some sharable cards
- 2 signups
Hey everyone, how’s your day going? Festive season messed up my study routine, but today we’re back to grinding.
A lot to do, so let’s make it count! 🔥💪
keshavv ☄️ retweeted
I’m gonna make it too.
All I need is to go all in for a few more months
I’m gonna give it everything I’ve got, push beyond my limits, and make these months count.
I know I’m capable of it
keshavv ☄️ retweeted
Every new project starts the same way: auth, database, folder structure. Days gone before the first real feature.
So I’m building create-devium-app, open source, to do it in one command.
Starting with the backend: Express, session auth, Prisma 7, clean architecture.
Check it out and contribute if it sounds useful 👇
github.com/utkarsh-saxena271…
I’m gonna make it too.
All I need is to go all in for a few more months
I’m gonna give it everything I’ve got, push beyond my limits, and make these months count.
I know I’m capable of it
Check it out guys ✌️
For those of you who are new, I have written a comprehensive article that's basically a deep dive on Redis, from first principles to production.
Most people know Redis as “that fast cache.” It is so much more. Here is what the full article covers:
Foundations: what Redis is and why in-memory changes everything
Data structures: Strings, Lists, Sets, Sorted Sets, Hashes, Bitmaps, HyperLogLog, Streams, Geo
Core features: TTL, eviction, transactions, pipelining, Lua, Pub/Sub
Persistence: RDB, AOF, and the hybrid mode
Scale: replication, Sentinel, and Cluster with its 16,384 hash slots
Security and ops: ACLs, TLS, memory tuning, monitoring
Real-world patterns: caching, rate limiting, distributed locks, queues, leaderboards
Modern Redis: JSON, search, time series, Bloom filters, vector search
If you work on backend systems, this is the one resource that takes you from “SET and GET” to designing a production-grade Redis setup.
keshavv ☄️ retweeted
i'm at 605 followers rn.
who wants to race me to 1k?
loser has to use whatever pfp + bio the winner chooses for a week 😭
u get to ruin someone's account and potentially ruin your own. hmu
Lesss goo gng 🔥🔥
Every new project starts the same way: auth, database, folder structure. Days gone before the first real feature.
So I’m building create-devium-app, open source, to do it in one command.
Starting with the backend: Express, session auth, Prisma 7, clean architecture.
Check it out and contribute if it sounds useful 👇
github.com/utkarsh-saxena271…
keshavv ☄️ retweeted
The next article in my "Backend from First Principles" series is live on X!
A deep dive into how backends validate incoming data, transform values, and protect data integrity.
keshavv ☄️ retweeted
aura farming arc, day 19 🥀
skipped pull day
2900 cals, 130g protein
went out to temple..
got some good ideas today
sleep: 2hrs
X:
185 replies
7.4k views 😭, yesterday was 17k😋
+6, -5 followers
linkedin yesterday: 2176 imps, 57 likes, 56 cmts
today (3hrs): 433 imps, 30 likes, 28 cmts
moving..
Dashain, one of the biggest festivals of Nepalese people
There's no way I'm studying today. 😭🙏
Padhai can wait. Happy Dashain! @hibidhaan daai 🫶
keshavv ☄️ retweeted
-Solved 1 Leetcode question
- HLD
- Linear algebra
- Worked on 2 go projects
- Started a freelance project
- Published an article on medium
- Prepared for some interviews
- Journaling Done
Tomorrow will be better♥️






























