Devi Das @DeviDasCS07

Hi @JioCare, my JioFiber has been down for 4 days. This is the 3rd outage in 2 months, and it's becoming a frequent issue. I've raised multiple service requests, but no proper response yet. Please treat this as a high priority and provide a quick resolution. Thanks.

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@JioCare Can you pls check as still in hold…No resolution yet

@JioCare My JioFiber has been down for 3 days — no internet, and my work is badly impacted. The service request SR00002QNJDB is kept on HOLD with no update, and there’s no way to reach a live agent, only IVR & bots. Pls escalate, fix this urgently! #JioFiber #CustomerServiceWeek

@JioCare This is also a bot response. Please fix it. The app has issues in making changes to the raised service request in case it's in a hold condition. There is no way to reach out to the service guy until they make a call,and the app takes almost 12-14 hours to again reshedule the req.

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@jack @jack Awesome and great app—just Bluetooth communication. Taking torrent design P2P communication to the next level. UI looks like a shell script running to get out of the matrix, but we have to choose the reality by picking the red or blue pill 💭

my weekend project to learn about bluetooth mesh networks, relays and store and forward models, message encryption models, and a few other things. bitchat: bluetooth mesh chat...IRC vibes. TestFlight: testflight.apple.com/join/QwkyFq6z GitHub: github.com/jackjackbits/b…

Do not keep looking for beginner-friendly content; because for harder topics, there is none. Try to build a habit of reading, watching, and absorbing detailed information and concepts. This will not only help you move away from being spoon-fed, but it will also make you better at abstract thinking. I believe abstract thinking will become extremely crucial in the coming decade, as the world shifts toward solving more complex and ambiguous problems that are not easily visualized and comprehended. We are seeing an early sign of the drift with LLMs and Quantum Computing. Extrapolating from here, I’d say it’s going to be increasingly vital for us to think beyond the obvious.

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I saw many engineers blaming the outage on Microsoft 🤦‍♂️ SWEs blaming without knowing the root cause is concerning. It is not Microsoft, it is Crowdstrike who released an update for Windows that had a bug. The patch runs in Kernel mode to monitor system activity at a low level. Because it was running in Kernel mode, the buggy code was trying to access an invalid memory location that triggered a panic and which showed Blue Screen of Death. The name of the driver file that had the buggy update is "C-00000291.sys", deleting it fixes the issue and unfortunately this needs to be done manually. Microsoft has nothing to do with it.

I spent the entire 2020 reading one research paper every week, implementing it, and writing an article explaining it in simpler language ⚡ Advanced algorithms are something I have been interested in and during that time I explored, read, and wrote about 12 amazing algorithms in my knowledge base. If you are interested, you can find all of them here - arpitbhayani.me/knowledge-base… By the way, you can find my entire knowledge base where I put my notes, write-ups, and detailed articles on my website. If you are a curious engineer, you will love it. arpitbhayani.me/kb ps: it is still under construction and I will be adding detailed explainers of my videos, and other posts I have made across socials there. #AsliEngineering #AdvancedAlgorithms

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@codemarch 122

Well somebody’s gotta write the code to build all those “no-code solutions” :)

Sveta Bay @sveta_bay

4 years ago

You don't need to code in 2022. There's a no-code solution for everything.

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Hi Microsoft Team, When I was applying on your career page for a developer role, found a small spelling mistake 😁But that field was already present in the above. I think maybe UI bug duplication of Input controls. Just a observation. @Microsoft @MSFTCareersIN @MicrosoftLearn

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