Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Technical Curiosity: Learns Go (first Go project), explores AI tools (Google AI student plan), shares RAG resource list
- Knowledge Sharing: Posts tutorials on pagination, benchmarks Python JSON libraries, publishes dev.to articles
- Humorous: Uses memes and jokes about bugs (e.g., "ragebaiting ur terminal", "why is GPT getting all poetic bruh")
- Self-Aware: Reflects on habits and mistakes ("most actions said to be wrong are only wrong once realized"), admits debugging struggles
- Resilient: Rebuilds buggy projects, persists despite code corruption and job‑search challenges
Weaknesses:
- Debugging Difficulty: Admits inability to locate bugs, data corruption persists in buggy code tweets
- Meme Overuse: Frequent picture memes with minimal context across many posts
- Inconsistent Focus: Tweets jump between technical tutorials, personal jokes, and job frustrations
- Professionalism Gaps: Uses slang ("istg", "bruh") and casual tone in professional‑related posts
- AI Overreliance: Relies on AI for decisions, complains about repetitive AI outputs in multiple tweets
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson is the intellectual, curious, and often self‑reflective character, which matches the user’s tech‑savvy and philosophical tweets. The user frequently jokes about debugging and learning new concepts, e.g., "thought async code mostly involved making db and fns async (python) boy was i wrong :) got kicked in the nuts by shared vars", showing a drive to understand complex topics like Lisa does in school. Their deep musings such as "most actions said to be wrong are only wrong once realized" and the poetic "humans. humans are born into the world..." echo Lisa’s tendency for thoughtful commentary. The user also seeks knowledge, asking for "book recommendations for the best practises when integrating/building financial systems", much like Lisa’s love for reading and research. Overall, the combination of tech enthusiasm, self‑deprecating humor, and reflective insight aligns best with Lisa Simpson.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
Kanak shows strong introverted tendencies, often reflecting inward, e.g., 'seeing a ton of stuff about working harder in 2026 telling this to myself and anyone else — don’t wait for 2026 there are still 21 days left enough to start a habit now'. Their focus on abstract ideas like AI poetry and philosophical musings, such as 'why is GPT getting all poetic bruh' and the long reflection on humans, points to an intuitive (N) style. Their decision‑making is logical and analytical, as seen in posts like 'some programming considerations to make when working with floating points in scenarios which require precision (finance, currency etc)' and 'relying on AI for decision making simply kills creativity'. Finally, they prefer structure and planning, evident in tweets like 'don’t wait for 2026 ... start a habit now' and 'cleaned up extensions in vs code and its working reallllyyy fast now', indicating a judging (J) orientation.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a self-healing bug? Because every time I think I've fixed you, you just get more resilient and make my heart run smoother.
- If my timeline were a Spotify Wrapped UI, you'd be the neon‑bright track I replay all day—no need to wait for 2026 to start the loop.
- I might still be learning async, but I promise our connection will be race‑condition free and deadlock‑proof.
- Your love for Golang and the GIL tells me we could start a Go routine together, letting our CPUs schedule heartbeats in parallel.
- You talk about RAG and AI, but the only retrieval I need is pulling you into a coffee in Gurgaon—let's debug life together.
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Your new Twitter bio
21‑yr backend dev & AI tinkerer. Building self‑healing code, exploring Go, Python & finance tech. Gurgaon's meme‑maker & perpetual learner.– @kanaktwts
Your signature cocktail
21 Byte Bliss
The name "21 Byte Bliss" nods to the user's age and love for coding, as seen in their tweet about not waiting for 2026 – 'don’t wait for 2026 there are still 21 days left' (which reminds us that momentum doesn’t need a new year). The gin base represents the solid backend foundation they work on, while the cold brew coffee mirrors their AI‑driven, late‑night debugging sessions, echoed in the tweet 'wrote some buggy code … self healing code :)'. Blue Curaçao adds a splash of the UI aesthetic they admire, like the 'the ui of spotify wrapped feels so cool this year' tweet, and also hints at their wish for the blue tick. Lemon juice and simple syrup balance the bitterness of bugs with the sweetness of momentum, capturing the optimistic vibe from their habit‑starting tweet and the async code mishaps like 'thought async code mostly involved making db and fns async (python) boy was i wrong :) got kicked in the nuts by shared vars'.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
The user’s tweets repeatedly show a strong curiosity and a drive to learn, which matches Ravenclaw’s love of wisdom. They often share technical insights, for example, "got some time to write about different pagination techniques i learned recently" and "wrote an article comparing different python json libs", indicating a desire to deepen and disseminate knowledge. Their reflective posts such as "most actions said to be wrong are only wrong once realized" and the philosophical "humans. humans are born into the world..." demonstrate the introspective thinking valued by Ravenclaw. Though they express career ambition, the prevailing pattern is a pursuit of understanding and intellectual growth, making Ravenclaw the most fitting house.
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Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger - Daft Punk
The song's title and core lyric emphasize continuous improvement and relentless effort, which mirrors @kanaktwts's mindset as seen in their tweet about not waiting for 2026: “don’t wait for 2026 there are still 21 days left enough to start a habit now momentum doesn’t need a new year”. Their frequent battles with buggy code and self‑healing hacks (“wrote some buggy code :( … self healing code :)”) echo the lyric “harder, better, faster, stronger” as they keep pushing their code to be more robust. Their fascination with AI and the future (“why is GPT getting all poetic bruh” and “relying on ai for decision making simply kills creativity”) aligns with Daft Punk’s robotic, tech‑centric aesthetic. The mix of humor and resilience in tweets like “thought async code … got kicked in the nuts by shared vars” and “got a toy at work :)” shows a playful yet determined attitude that the upbeat, electronic anthem celebrates. Finally, the philosophical musings (“humans… the end… and the beginning”) reflect the song’s repetitive mantra, reinforcing a cycle of constant growth that fits the coder’s journey.
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