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Aniket Rao

Some Reflexes Are Earned

There’s a very specific kind of silence that happens during an outage.Not the peaceful kind.The heavy kind.Pipelines jammed. Builds failing. Deployments blocked. Every engineer slowly realizing that nothing new was shipping until someone figured this out.The root cause sounded almost stupid for the scale of damage it caused.It all started way before and I was at my desk.Near my desk, both the SRE ...

Some Reflexes Are Earned
Saurabh Hirani

Rainy night

Reposting something I wrote 18 years ago. Funny how one can see more when they know less. It's raining.The streets are empty, except for the occasional cow running for shelter and a car going by, honking continuously in spite of an empty road. Another car pulls in the driveway of a nearby building. While it is backing up,the red taillight and the blinking yellow side indicator are giving momentary...

manan dedhia

Power to the people

Metal belongs to its fans, its people. And no one else, emphatically no one else, gets a say. Thats not to say that there arent people who are musically qualified to speak on this. But they would ultimately bear testament to the power of the riff. The tribe speaketh.

Saurabh Hirani

Chot

Was listening to Bandeh by Indian ocean and sent these lines to a friendये अंधी चोट तेरीकभी की सूख जातीमगर अब पक चलेगीShe asked AI to interpret it. AI embelished. AI pandered. AI faltered. AI can’t interpret your lived experiences. How would someone, who gave everything to their dream job feel if they lost parts of their life they would never get back?This way. ये अंधी चोट तेरीकभी की सूख जातीमगर अ...

manan dedhia

Metal Media

As a metalhead from India, finding good Indian metal bands, nascent or weather worn, got easier for me. Thanks to this channel. May the metal grow. Especially as the elements that fuel metal have been growing uncontrollably.

Komal Gujar

Chapter 22: The Quiet Yes.

It was a little past noon when Adrian stepped out of his cabin.“Can I have everyone for five minutes?” he said, his voice calm but carrying enough authority to gather attention.Chairs shifted. Conversations paused. The team slowly came together.Kaia looked up from her screen, curious.Adrian stood near the center, hands loosely folded.“We’ve had a good week,” he began. “The Westbridge project was i...

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