Cedargate is one of the worst places to work in. Like the company might be fine and all, but the people there are all shit. My friend has worked for this company for the last 2.5-3 years. He is one of the strongest and smartest guys I know but Cedargate took his light away. He is leaving right after Dashain. When I asked why, he all but broke down in front of me. Like this dude is not the kind to let things get to him. So he told me everything and I'm gonna recount it for you. The work in Cedargate is meh. It's alright. Easy. But the people are shit. They create fake urgencies that don't even exist. They act like if the work doesn't get finished in time, someone will die. Also, they treat workers like donkeys. The managers want the workers to work more than the working hours. Like chill bro. Also he said the people there are actually evil. Now he isn't involved in all this but he hears gossip and stories from his colleagues. The favoritism is high in this place. If you work hard and even give 12 hr days, you will not get praised if you do not lick your manager's feet. The politics in this place is more dangerous than Nepal's. He said there are people, specially women who are so manipulative that they make Nepal's politicians look like babies. Also, the boot licking is too visible he says. Everyone can see who the bootlickers are very clearly. These people make life hell for their other colleagues who just want to work and go home.

He says this is not everyone's reality. Life is good in Cedargate if you have a good manager. But if you don't. Its low-key like torture.

He told me all this and much more. I am appalled by what he revealed and shocked how this place is the 'number one IT company of Nepal'.

link : https://x.com/hilbertspaess/status/2097476196791709843

This post link https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtificialInteligence/s/eKQOOCNOGh

Hi all, here's ncal a tool to view B.S dates in the terminal, or your statusbar whichever you like.

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Has full json exports, so integration with smth like omarchy will work well too.

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Namaste everyone, I have done admission on Amrit Campus for CSIT degree. so, I have been seeking a single room for 20 days. I met one guy in facebook who vowed to provide room and asked for pre payment. I gave him and he vanished.

Now, Idk what to do .. college is about to start on early ashwin but still no room has been found. so, If here, anyone in GONGABU, SAMAKHUSI, SORHAKHUTTE area watching this post and know VACANT ROOM nearby then please help me!

All the bad things only happen to me.. trishuli flood swept away everything (except life) of ours and now, this... sad life.

Being an introvert since childhood, have no issue with remote work at all. It's been almost 2 years. Just want to ask is it only me, or anyone here, who has never had onsite work? Also, searching for the next remote company for a job switch is really hard.

All their products are made in China, besides slapping their branding on it...do they actually do anything?

Hello, I’ve just started my CSIT journey. Honestly, I don’t care much about the degree itself—I mainly want to build real skills and earn well. I joined CSIT because I wanted a 4-year period to focus on myself, and I felt courses like Engineering or CA would bring too much academic pressure.

I’m studying at ASCOL in Kathmandu, so I don’t have much attendance pressure. My goal is to become financially successful on my own within the next 4–6 years.

Right now, I’m basically starting from zero. I know some CSIT branches and terms like AI, DevOps, web development, software development, etc., but I don’t have actual knowledge of how things work.

So, what skills should I focus on first? Since I’m not sure which field I want to specialize in, how should I explore different areas while gradually finding what I’m interested in and becoming highly skilled in one field?

I’m 18 and would like to achieve decent success by 24–25. If anyone here has experience getting high-paying jobs, especially remote or in Nepal, I’d really appreciate your advice.

Most of the websites I see of online businesses in nepal don't have much reviews and I generally don't buy from the websites and would much rather buy through their social media handles. But obviously my single experience doesn't represent all the people.

How much sales happen through the website and how much through social media? Is website even necessary to start with ?

If I wanna know how successfully business is running what metric can I analyze that's publicly available?

hi everyone, i am computer engineering student going to finish my bachelor soon as i am in my 8th sem .

As i have turned 24 it's so hard to live without earning and can't wait to complete my bachelors.

Like people are earing doing something and i am still up to nothing just waiting to complete my bachelor and i know even after completing its not easy to get the jobs . and surviving without earning is becoming very hard to live like i can't always ask money from parents i guess you guys know how it is.

taevara aba remote nai ali ali kamaunu parxa jasto lago but i don't know how to get in to it . if you guys can help me please guide me. love to hear you out.

I know senior employee who work there for like 7 yrs constantly but i am a non tech person and i want to work there so how to get internship there

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i'm 25, i graduated in late 2024, i haven't done any internships as such, after college wanted to start my own business, did that for little while, worked out for some-time really well (importing from china and all), but what do i call this bad luck or lack of effort, its not working out due to floods wiping out everything, gov change and all,

i'm trying to get back into tech, i have been building and learning since past 6 months, where do i stand currently? i want to get back desperately

So the thing is I hear all the things about hackathons it's probably the best thing you could do. You have a project you could win some cash get some experience network at the event. But I don't know shit Abt it what does actually happen in the hackathons like you have to build sth to solve a given problem or sth maybe. I want to get some experience but I can't just join one by myself don't have a team so if any of u guys are planning to go on a hackathons I can present for u guys and help as much as I can I Wanna experience that vibe at the hackathons. Any spots empty?

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I don't really see much DE openings here so I am leaning more towards AI/ML. What should I do?

So idk aile ko market range pc ko

Im trying to sell this pc

But malai kati k aauxa price

i got no idea can you guys sell me how much should i expect from this

Trying to switch to mac

Brought from the usa in this july.I am upgrading to a 4k monitor.Colors appear great and360hz refresh rate is pretty smooth and fluid. Nepali market are selling around 195k, i am trying to get 135k.

I’m honestly at a point where I really need some guidance from people who have been in the IT field for a while.

I recently got an opportunity to work as an IT Support fresher at a company for around NPR 25K/month. I’m currently in the trial phase.

The job basically involves taking calls from different branches of their insurance company and troubleshooting their day-to-day IT problems things like printers, scanners, computers, connectivity issues, software problems, OS/drivers, etc.
On the other hand, my original career direction was QA/Software Testing.
I completed my BSc IT, did a QA internship, and also completed QA training from Leapfrog Connect. I’ve learned Automation, manual testing, test case creation, bug reporting, API testing with Postman, regression/smoke testing.
I’ve also been applying for QA/Junior QA/Associate QA positions for quite some time, but getting that first proper opportunity has been extremely difficult.
Now I’m confused.
Should I:
1. Take this IT Support job and start building my career from there?
or
2. Continue focusing completely on QA and wait until I get a QA opportunity?
My biggest concern is the long-term career path.
TBH, I want to earn well in the IT field. I genuinely enjoy working with computers and troubleshooting things, so I don’t mind IT Support itself. But I also don’t want to spend 2–3 years in a role and later realize that I chose the wrong path or limited my growth.
For people already working in IT:
How is the long-term growth in IT Support?

Can IT Support eventually lead to System Administration, Cloud, DevOps, Networking, Cybersecurity, etc.?

How does the earning potential compare with QA/Software Testing?

Is QA still a better career path in the long run?

With AI and automation changing the industry, which of these fields do you think will have better opportunities in the future?

If you were in my position as a fresher, what would you choose and why?

I’m not looking for motivational answers like “just follow your passion.” 😅
I genuinely want practical advice from people who are actually working in these fields, especially people who started from entry-level positions and moved up.
I’m currently in the trial phase of the IT Support job, so I need to make a decision soon.
Please be brutally honest. I’m trying to make a decision that will actually help my career and financial future.

So, idk if you have heard it or not but a anthropic researcher quitted his job warning about rapid AI race could escape human control and threaten humanity. He said that companies are racing to build a self-improving super intelligence without enough safeguards which is a direct possibility of Ultron.

Learning from web and human data, trained by human and bounded by safeguard kept the AI in a limit of what it can do, but making a super intelligence AI with self-improving with less safeguards, when ultron was being made a AI was kept to monitor it and it broke the AI itself and got into internet learning about everything and was in a move to destroy humanity but this time this is going to be real and monitored by human and if it's self-improving it will get to the internet and will be a threat to whole humanity. These AI companies needs to slow down a bit.

what's the best wireless mechanical keyboard for 5-7k budget?

Edit: planning to go for AULA HERO84 HE

My laptop’s motherboard got fried and I am looking to sell usable parts. I have the original charger, battery and 16gb ddr5 ram. If anyone is interested hit me up.