Sajad
Hussain
I am a software engineer and an enthusiastic A.I. practitioner who loves solving problems using technology. Born as an artist and poet, I transitioned into a philosopher, eventually evolving into a software engineer. This unique journey has shaped my perspective, where one part of my mind embraces a problem-solver’s mindset, while the other delves into philosophy—questioning society, human existence, and even the concept of God.
I believe that no language or tool in the IT industry can be considered a ‘silver bullet,’ as all tools and languages will eventually become outdated. Instead, I prioritize developing problem-solving and critical thinking skills, which keep me valuable and relevant in the ever-changing tech landscape. Through this balance of creativity, logic, and philosophical critique, I strive to use technology as a means to solve human problems while maintaining a deeper connection to the broader questions of existence.
Latest posts
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Resurgence
In a remote mountain village surrounded by mist-covered peaks, Amelia was raised in a household bound by tradition. Her family was deeply rooted in old-school thinking, where women were seen as the bearers of obedience, modesty, and sacrifice. To them, a woman’s worth lay in how well she could serve her husband, uphold family honor,…
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Mastering the Art of Saying No: The First Step in Personal Development
Saying “No” is the first step toward self-development, and it all begins with mastering the art of learning how to say NO! Why Saying No is Important? Saying no is a crucial skill in personal development as it empowers individuals to: 1. Set Boundaries:By saying no, you establish clear boundaries that safeguard your time, energy,…
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Five highly demand skills in 2023
Are you looking to start a career in the Information Technology sector? Then there are the 5 Information Technology jobs, that are on-demand right now. So you must learn for the future. I have listed the 5 IT jobs that are high in demand as well as high-payable. So what are you waiting for? let’s…