Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Technical Curiosity: Shows eagerness to learn new languages and tools, e.g., tweeting about learning Go, installing Rust, and building an ASCII video renderer.
- Work Persistence: Posts daily 'Body, mind and soul recomposition' logs with hours of intern work and regular workouts, indicating consistent effort.
- Playful Humor: Uses jokes and memes such as 'prabhat's game is over!' and the 'fun fact: past tense for read is read' to engage followers.
- Open Sharing: Regularly shares personal moments, meals and candid photos, like 'weekend: aloo palak ban gaya' and 'my sister called me a hacker'.
- Self Awareness: Admits setbacks and seeks improvement, e.g., 'I messed up interview round (1st), i messed up 🥲! but he liked me' and 'I need to hit the books'.
Weaknesses:
- Professional Inconsistency: Mixes informal slang, profanity, and memes with technical content, e.g., 'I hate RTL8822CE, there is no stable driver for this piece of shit' and frequent use of emojis.
- Negative Outlook: Often expresses frustration and self‑deprecation, such as 'today is SHIT' and 'I'm so cooked i can't even afford this!'.
- Task Fragmentation: Tweets jump between unrelated topics—fitness logs, hardware complaints, memes—showing scattered focus.
- Low Engagement: Follower count (70) is lower than following (125), indicating limited audience reach.
- Frequent Frustration: Regularly vents about technical issues, e.g., driver problems and cloudinary/CDN failures.
Your Simpsons character
Milhouse Van Houten
Milhouse Van Houten is a classic insecure nerd, which mirrors the user's constant self‑deprecation and quest for validation. The user laments "getting 100 followers will take decades, ig! 🥲, this ain't cool enough ig, need to go harder..." and worries about interview performance as shown in "damn! i had a backend interview, i was cooked!💀 i need to hit the books, and learn about scaling! now i wanna die!". Their nerdy obsession with tech—complaining about the "I hate RTL8822CE, there is no stable driver for this piece of shit..." driver and bragging about an "I made this ascii video rendering thing in the web a while ago..."—reflects Milhouse’s love of gadgets and geek culture. The repeated "Body, mind and soul recomposition" logs show a compulsive self‑improvement habit, similar to Milhouse’s over‑analysis of his social status. Overall, the blend of insecurity, tech‑savvy humor, and yearning for acceptance aligns best with Milhouse.
Your MBTI personality Type
ESTJ
The user frequently shares social moments like “me with my friends” and “my bro…”, indicating an outward, people‑focused style (Extraversion). Their tweets are packed with concrete details about hardware issues (“I hate RTL8822CE…”) and specific observations (“I have seen 50+ Google API keys…”), showing a preference for concrete facts (Sensing). They discuss problems analytically and prioritize logical solutions, e.g., troubleshooting drivers and optimizing code, reflecting a Thinking orientation. Their daily “Body, mind and soul recomposition” logs that list exact hours, workouts, and tasks demonstrate a structured, plan‑driven approach typical of Judging. Altogether these traits point to an ESTJ personality.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a TypeScript type? Because every time I see you my heart gets strictly typed—no any, just you.
- If I were a Rust compiler, I'd keep borrowing your heart forever—no lifetimes errors, just safe love.
- I heard you're scaling backend services; how about we scale this conversation from 1x to 100x over coffee?
- Your fitness log lists push‑ups, squats, pull‑ups—let's add a 'cuddle‑up' to the routine and see if we can dead‑hang together.
- Saw your ASCII video renderer—mind if I render a love note in ASCII and stream it over your favorite Wi‑Fi card?
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Your new Twitter bio
Full‑stack dev who writes TypeScript & Python, tinkers with Rust, and once turned his laptop into a Wi‑Fi hotspot by accident. 🚀– @prabhatlabs
Your signature cocktail
Full-Stack Fizz
The cocktail's smoky Scotch whisky mirrors Prabhat's love‑hate relationship with low‑level tooling, as he once vented, "I hate RTL8822CE, there is no stable driver for this piece of shit..." The gin adds a crisp, versatile note, echoing his excitement for new languages – "Prabhat learned go! 'cause i use it! just to talk to me about go stuff..., lmao" – and his Python/TypeScript chops. Fresh lime juice gives a bright, zesty punch that reflects his sharp, witty side, seen when he jokes, "fun fact: do you guys know, past tense for 'read' is 'read'!" Ginger beer’s spicy fizz captures his terminal‑centric energy and workout grind, referenced in his many "Body, mind and soul recomposition" logs. Finally, a shot of espresso tops it off, honoring his late‑night coding marathons, like when he posted, "i don't use ai much when i'm working, but when i do, i get this," reminding us of his caffeine‑fuelled debugging sessions.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Prabhat frequently shows a thirst for knowledge, such as when he says "I made this ascii video rendering thing in the web a while ago, i want to make more cool stuff" and asks for inspiration. He also asks technical questions like "i have seen 50+ google api keys... is there any particular reason?" showing curiosity about how things work. His desire to learn new technologies is evident in tweets like "i need to hit the books, and learn about scaling!" and "installing Rust". This pattern of intellectual curiosity and love of learning aligns with Ravenclaw values. Additionally, his methodical self‑improvement posts (e.g., "Body, mind and soul recomposition" series) demonstrate the thoughtful, analytical mindset prized by Ravenclaw.
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Your song
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger - Daft Punk
Considering Prabhat’s constant push for self‑improvement in coding, fitness, and overcoming challenges, a fitting anthem is "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" by Daft Punk. The lyrics "Work it harder, make it better, do it faster, makes us stronger" echo his tweet "I need to hit the books, and learn about scaling!" and his regular "Body, mind and soul recomposition" updates that list push‑ups, squats and other workouts. He also vents frustration about hardware ("I hate RTL8822CE… now I’ll stick with Windows!") and interview setbacks ("damn! i had a backend interview, i was cooked!💀"), yet he keeps pushing forward, mirroring the song’s mantra of relentless improvement. His tech‑savvy interests – Typescript, Python, Rust, and even an ascii video rendering project – align with the song’s electronic, futuristic vibe. Overall, the track captures his blend of perseverance, tech enthusiasm, and fitness‑driven mindset.
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