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Prateek🧑‍💻✨️ retweeted
🚨 “Employees should be paid every two weeks on 15th and 30th instead of the British era monthly payout system.” - Anupam Mittal.
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Prateek🧑‍💻✨️ retweeted
Horrendous service from @goibibo @GoibiboSupport. Booked a SpiceJet flight 3 weeks ago for an internship on June 3rd. My PNR kept showing "invalid," but I figured it was just too early. Nope. SpiceJet canceled it a week ago, and Goibibo never sent a single alert....
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Replying to @GoibiboSupport
@GoibiboSupport Sir help me to get my full refund as the flight got canceled by airlines.
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The airlines already sent me confirmation mail or my full refund as this was done by airlines - I have the email as s proof.
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I never thought my BIM career would lead me into manufacturing. For 10 years, I was inside the world of BIM. Models. Coordination. Workflows. Construction logic. Digital buildings. Every day I was creating things digitally. But slowly, one thought kept growing: “What if I could hold my ideas physically?” That question changed everything. BIM taught me something most people miss. How things are built. Not just visually. But structurally. Dimensions. Tolerance. Assembly. Geometry. Problem-solving. Those skills quietly became my advantage. Because 3D printing is not just about printers. It’s about thinking in systems. That’s where my BIM experience became powerful. While others were learning printers… I was already trained to think spatially. Years of BIM gave me: • Design understanding • Precision mindset • Modeling workflow knowledge • Construction thinking • Visualization ability Without realizing it, BIM was preparing me for manufacturing. Then came the turning point. I bought my first 3D printer. At first, it was curiosity. Then obsession. Long print hours. Failed prints. Material testing. Learning layer behavior. Understanding product feel. Packaging. Lighting. Textures. Slowly… Digital ideas started becoming real products. That’s how Proto Junction was born. 26th January 2026. Not as a random business idea. But as a bridge between: Digital creation and Physical products I didn’t want to just print objects. I wanted to create products people could actually feel. Warm lamps. Architectural forms. Custom pieces. Designs with emotion. Things that start conversations. The funny part? Most people think BIM and 3D printing are unrelated. But for me, BIM became the foundation. It trained my brain to think like a builder. And 3D printing gave those ideas a physical form. Proto Junction is still growing. One print at a time. One design at a time. One lesson at a time. But every product reminds me of something important: Sometimes your next opportunity comes from skills you already have. You just haven’t connected them yet. From BIM models to real-world products. That’s how my journey into 3D printing started. 🚀
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Prateek🧑‍💻✨️ retweeted
if anyone can learning anything today , the bar is how good you are at that skill there is no room for the average here, > pick something > go deep > create an impact make it impossible to ignore you
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Prateek🧑‍💻✨️ retweeted
8 papers every backend developer should read: 1. Raft (consensus) raft.github.io/raft.pdf 2. Dynamo (Amazon's key-value store) allthingsdistributed.com/fil… 3. Kafka (messaging) notes.stephenholiday.com/Kaf… 4. Memcache at Facebook (caching) usenix.org/system/files/conf… 5. MapReduce (data processing) research.google.com/archive/… 6. Bigtable (distributed storage) research.google.com/archive/… 7. Lamport Clocks (event ordering) lamport.azurewebsites.net/pu… 8. Google Search (the OG paper) infolab.stanford.edu/pub/pap… Don't miss this gold, Bookmark this !

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Replying to @prateek_2dev
Yes I would suggest anyone to go ahead with Clerk only I was just hacking around the things and internals so hung up with jwt 😅
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Prateek🧑‍💻✨️ retweeted
I quit LinkedIn. Not because it's dead. Because I was spending hours drafting a post for X… then rewriting the whole thing from scratch for LinkedIn. No marketing team. Just me. if you are YT creator or want to post any video content, CreatorJot repurposes content to text-format posts in seconds Same content. Zero extra time. it is free to try ! check that out and have fun
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Our 🙏 condolences by - protojunction.com
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Prateek🧑‍💻✨️ retweeted
Does learning to code make sense in the AI era ?
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Order now for custom 3D Printed Table Lamps✨ Warm Glow Edition – 3D Printed Table Lamp Designed to bring a soft, calming atmosphere into your space. This table lamp features a detailed geometric lattice structure that gently diffuses warm light, creating beautiful patterns and a cozy glow. Every piece is carefully 3D printed, combining modern design with functional lighting. The warm tone makes it perfect for bedside tables, work desks, or relaxing corners where you want a peaceful ambiance. 🟠 Elegant geometric pattern 🟠 Soft warm ambient lighting 🟠 Modern minimal design 🟠 Fully 3D printed craftsmanship Sometimes the best lighting isn’t the brightest — it’s the one that makes a space feel comfortable and alive. #3DPrinting #3DPrintedLamp #WarmLighting #AmbientLight #ModernHomeDecor #DeskLamp #InteriorDesign #3DPrintDesign #ProductDesign #Maker
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Follow my instagram page @ protojunction
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RT @levelsio: how to build a bootstrapped startup without funding: 1. pick a problem you personally have. if you don't use your own produc…
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I didn’t build InteriorlyAI.com overnight. It took me 160 hours. 👉Testing. 👉Failing. 👉Rebuilding. 👉Adjusting outputs. 👉Fixing distortions. 👉Improving lighting logic. Most AI interior apps can redesign a room. But they change everything. 👉Walls move. 👉Windows shift. 👉Ceilings disappear. 👉Structure gets distorted. It looks beautiful. But it’s unrealistic. That bothered me. Because real projects don’t change construction so easily. Interior upgrades happen within constraints. So I built something different. InteriorlyAI.com enhances interiors without changing the construction structure. 👉Your walls stay where they are. 👉Your layout stays intact. Your architectural logic remains untouched. Only the interior evolves. Materials. 👉 Textures. 👉Furniture. 👉Lighting. And speaking of lighting — You can also enhance lighting separately. 👉Adjust brightness. 👉Improve ambience. 👉Refine mood. Without redesigning the entire space. That was important to me. Because interior design isn’t just decoration. It’s atmosphere. It’s feeling. It’s controlled transformation. Those 160 hours weren’t just coding. They were problem-solving. Understanding how AI interprets space. 👉Training prompts. 👉Testing edge cases. 👉Improving realism. 👉Launching was not the hard part. Building something that respects construction logic was. InteriorlyAI.com is built for: • Architects • Interior designers • BIM professionals • Real estate creators • Anyone who wants better interiors without breaking structure It’s simple. 👉Upload. 👉Enhance. 👉Refine. No complicated setup. Just intelligent interior transformation. You can try it for free. Because the best feedback comes from real users. This isn’t just another AI interior generator. It’s built with practical design thinking. And 160 hours of obsession behind it.
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Prateek🧑‍💻✨️ retweeted
A warning to fellow travelers: book directly with airlines to avoid refund traps. ​Booked Mumbai-Delhi on @flyspicejet through @goibibo for ₹5680. Spicejet cancelled it, yet @GoibiboSupport only processed a refund of ₹4981. Kindly explain the missing balance!
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bimlink.app got new update :)
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