pushkar

@pushkarsingh.bsky.social

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Computer Science Sophomore, documenting my tech journey. Portfolio: pushkarscripts.com

The icon here looks like the icon of ElectronJS instead of the VSCode logo.
A laptop on an altar with ritual items—clearly a desperate attempt to banish merge conflicts.
A person calmly sipping tea like nothing happened, while tension builds in the background—representing a dev's guilty pleasure.
A packed room at IIT Bhubaneswar’s Web Hackathon—laptops out, brains overheating.
Byju Raveendran, founder of BYJU'S, stands defiant in a Financial Express article titled 'Broke, not broken...' with his tweet claiming 'We will rise again' superimposed. The image contrasts his optimistic pledge to rebuild the controversial edtech startup with its known financial crises: mass layoffs, unpaid wages, and a $1.2B loan default.
Me after an insanely productive weekend—cool, composed, and chilling in my success like this cat in a pot with shades on.
Oggy furiously jackhammers a book, struggling to process the "new concepts" he just read.
A blue coffee mug with a yellow 'JS' logo, spilling red liquid against a dark, starry background. A fun, artistic take on JavaScript—just like picking the right way to create objects!
A comic strip by Sarah Andersen: A curious person asks a coder how they code so well. The coder repeatedly answers, "Practice," while the curious person insists it must be an innate gift or a mystery. The comic humorously highlights that skill comes from practice, not talent.
Narayana Murthy, speaking at TiEcon Mumbai 2025, called much of AI 'silly and old programming', emphasizing that India should focus on innovation and job creation to tackle poverty. Published by India.com.
A humorous digital comic by GeeksforGeeks titled "How technology changed our lives..." comparing communication habits 15 years ago vs. today. The top panel (15 years ago) shows a green dinosaur-like character looking bored while holding letters, captioned "Sigh! Letters," and later excitedly checking an email on a desktop computer, captioned "Ding, You've Got Mail." The bottom panel (Today) contrasts this with the character looking overwhelmed at a laptop with "220 Unread Emails" and then joyfully holding a physical letter, exclaiming, "OMG! A Letter."