hi i’m nikita and this is a short version of my story so far… i’ve always asked too many questions. always been a handful. but i just wanted to understand - how everything worked and i loved creative solutions. then at 16, i was diagnosed with mdr tb. it flipped my entire life. 5 years of treatment. 3 visits to the icu. i slipped into a coma once. doctors gave up. nearly died. i lost my strength, my voice, my ability to walk. i had to relearn everything. slowly. painfully. i started weightlifting. i ate to heal. i read. i studied. still kept asking questions. i tried to understand not just how to survive, but how to live and win. then i worked at jiohotstar. learned everything i could, for 3 years. quit recently. transitioned to web3. started working on things that challenged me. scared me. will also be starting my masters this january. i’ve realized i love systems. i need discipline. not because it comes naturally - but because it doesn’t. it keeps me on track when the chaos creeps in. i’ve always wanted to build something of my own. still don’t know what it looks like exactly, but i will figure it out. there’s so much to do. how i’m gonna move forward? do what i’ve done best by asking questions. life almost ended for me. but now, it’s just beginning.

this is such a good PR for hinge

people say, “if he wanted to, he would” i believe this applies to everyone and in every context. if you really wanted to do something, you would do it or at least give your best shot. most reasons for not doing it are just EXCUSES so either do it or stfu.

so… will my son have to fight robots sent from the future and take over skynet?

“a refreshed logo reflecting our commitment to seamless navigation through the evolving digital landscape” translation: we added a blur

people are draining. i’d much rather spend time w data.

i’ve never been an atheist, always an agnostic denying god felt presumptuous, but i couldn’t accept scriptures as literal truth after years of reflection, i’ve CHOSEN belief because perpetual ambivalence wasn’t for me it’s a choice to stay tethered to meaning and deal w chaos

one of the best things about this app

hot take but i don’t believe in work-life balance as a 20-something yo i’m not going to lead an exemplary life by maintaining balance - those who want to, can. i don’t judge them. people want different things from life. for what i want, i need to be obsessed w my goals and that’s what i’m gonna be.

i think i’ll meet my future husband on twitter

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to all those who asked them to go back to kitchen look how well they cooked!

a big believer of, “mann ke haare haar hai, mann ke jeete jeet”

volume negates luck. the more you do, the more chances you take, the more you stack the odds in your favour. take 10 shots, you might miss all take a 100, you might at least make one volume wins. so, stop thinking and just do things.

mfs who post not for validation but for self-expression

you need max 30min - 1hr to workout can be done from home too can be done when watching something can be done w a friend can be done at any point in the day can even be spread out as 5min sesh throughout the day so, you either work AND workout, or you give excuses

how will you do extraordinary things when you care about what ordinary people think about you? break free.

should i get an anime pfp?

> be pewdiepie > start uploading gaming videos from bedroom > grow into the biggest YouTuber in the world > build a global audience of 100M+ > become the face of internet culture for a decade > earn over $100M > step away from daily uploads > move to Japan with wife and start a new life > spend time learning, reading and staying offline > get interested in AI and programming > begin experimenting with open-source models > train small LLMs for personal projects > fine-tune own LLM model