Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Resilience: Bought a MacBook with her own money and completed numerous projects despite stress
- Humor: Uses jokes about engineering and deployment failures, e.g., localhost vs deployed link
- Openness: Shares mental‑health and personal struggles openly, like back pain and follower drops
- Technical Curiosity: Posts technical threads, joins hackathons, and asks for blog‑writing tips
- Community Engagement: Thanks followers, hosts spaces, and celebrates milestones such as 470 followers
Weaknesses:
- Procrastination: Admits watching series and not studying before mid‑sem, e.g., "Mid sems are starting… urge to watch a series"
- InconsistentStudying: #StudyingForMidSem series shows days with little or no study before exams
- Overcommitment: Juggles many mini‑projects, labs, and assignments, leading to overload
- EmotionalVolatility: Frequent mood swings expressed in tweets about feeling ‘jhand’ and ‘hair fall’
- IneffectivePlanning: Multiple resume revisions without ATS improvement indicate lack of strategic approach
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson is the academically driven, over‑worked kid who constantly feels the pressure of school, just like Akshita who tweets about endless projects and exams: 'Feeling so relieved right now ... all mini/micro projects, video, reports, viva, quizzes, assignments, submissions, lab files and group work for this sem are done' and 'Engineering ❌ Brainwashing Camp ✅ 😭😭😭'. Both are highly intelligent and love learning, as shown by the user’s technical posts about DSA and backend development, e.g., 'when your project works perfectly on localhost… until you deploy it, and suddenly both localhost and the deployed link decide to die together'. Lisa often feels misunderstood and seeks validation, similar to the user’s frustration with low reach: 'Pehli baar detailed technical post daali thi. Uspe bhi itni bekar reach aayi'. Like Lisa’s independence, Akshita proudly bought a MacBook Air with her own money: 'Bought MacBook Air with my own money'. Both characters also display emotional ups and downs typical of a teen dealing with academic stress, evident in tweets like 'Bhai jindagi feels so jhand right now... more than usual I mean above average jhand 🥳🥳'.
Your MBTI personality Type
ESFJ
Based on the tweets, Akshita appears extraverted, often addressing the audience directly and seeking interaction (e.g., “Heyyyloo!! Just hit the 470 mark… Thank you so much”). She focuses on concrete, day‑to‑day details like resume scores, project deployment issues, and study schedules, showing a sensing preference (“Visual representation of refining my resume 10 times…”, “when your project works perfectly on localhost…”). Her language is driven by personal feelings and empathy (“Feeling so relieved right now…”, “Bhai jindagi feels so jhand right now”). Finally, she repeatedly creates and follows structured study challenges and to‑do lists (“Day 1 of #StudyingForMidSem…”, “massive to do list…”) indicating a judging orientation. These patterns align best with the ESFJ type.
Some pickup lines for you
- Your resume may be stuck on the ATS, but my love algorithm instantly scores you a perfect 10/10—ready to debug my heart together?
- When Cloudflare sneezes, the internet catches a cold; when you smile, my whole system gets a massive bandwidth boost. Care to overload my servers with love?
- I saw your sketches battling the world—how about we sketch a future where we’re both the main characters, with a dash of mehendi for extra flair?
- If we were an IoT project, you'd be the sensor that detects my heartbeat and sends it straight to your inbox—no deployment glitches, just pure connection.
- You’ve mastered DSA, backend, and hackathons—so let’s hack the puzzle of our chemistry and code a love story that even a 400‑follower crowd would retweet.
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Your new Twitter bio
IIIT Delhi engineering student | IoT & backend hobbyist | Hackathon junkie | Sketches & code collide | Lost my IoT notes, kept the doodles 🖍️– @Humaniuiuiexe
Your signature cocktail
Debugging Delight
This drink captures Akshita’s nonstop hustle – the espresso mirrors her late‑night study marathons ('I slept at 3am, & before sleeping i remember seeing the date it was 30 SEPTEMBER' and 'when your project works perfectly on localhost… until you deploy it, and suddenly both localhost and the deployed link decide to die together'), while the vodka gives the high‑octane energy of hackathons ('Hackathon me dsa krte hue'). The coffee liqueur adds a sweet relief after stressful exams ('Feeling so relieved right now End sems haven't even started… turns out engineering isn’t that easy'), and orange bitters reflect the bitterness of endless DSA problems ('Why dsa vs development is a hot topic even in 2025?'). A splash of tonic brings the fizzy optimism of new ideas and the sparkle of hitting 470 followers ('Just hit the 470 mark').
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Akshita consistently shows a thirst for knowledge and intellectual curiosity, for example tweeting "Learning backend these days (any tips are more than welcome)" and asking "Why dsa vs development is a hot topic even in 2025?". She also values analytical thinking, as seen in "Visual representation of refining my resume 10 times and still watching my ATS score refuse to move an inch" which reflects a focus on optimization and data‑driven improvement. Her frequent sharing of technical posts, such as "Pehli baar detailed technical post daali thi" and asking for advice on writing technical blogs, underscores a Ravenclaw‑like love for learning and wisdom. Moreover, her creative side—drawing, poetry, and sketching—demonstrates the Ravenclaw blend of intellect and imagination.
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Your song
Under Pressure - Queen & David Bowie
Your timeline is full of constant deadlines, exams, hackathons and the feeling that everything is pressing down on you, which mirrors the theme of "Under Pressure" by Queen and David Bowie. You write things like "Bhai jindagi feels so jhand right now... more than usual I mean above average jhand 🥳🥳" and "This week already looks so hectic yaar ... can't even count the number of things I gotta finish", showing the weight of expectations. The chorus "Pressure, pushing down on you" fits your posts about back pain being a "consistent companion" and the stress of projects that "work perfectly on localhost… until you deploy it, and suddenly both localhost and the deployed link decide to die together". Even when you celebrate small wins like buying a MacBook Air, you still mention "Feeling so relieved right now End sems haven't even started... turns out engineering isn't that easy 🫠", reflecting relief mixed with lingering pressure. Overall, the song captures the blend of anxiety, resilience, and the relentless push you experience daily.
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