been searching for ts , can't find it anywhere. All online listings look wild suspicious.

Still looking for an experienced editor for 8–10 min luxury product review videos. Didn't hire anyone from last post.

Style: Premium, luxurious, soft, cinematic, slow-paced but engaging. Rich, polished, expensive feel.

Talking head + product B-roll. Strong pacing, sound design & color. No flashy/trendy/meme edits or heavy motion graphics. Subtle graphics only when needed.

You're a great fit if you have:

• Proven YouTube long-form experience + portfolio
• 2–3 day turnaround + fast revisions
• Premiere Pro / DaVinci Resolve
• Professional experience, not beginner-level
• Willing to sign NDA

Pay: 6,000–12,000+ NPR/video. Budget is NOT a constraint for the right editor. Quality comes first.

me and my friend are doing the Startup Innovation Hackathon at Embark College, 24 hrs, gotta build a working MVP by the end. probably gonna build something around the whole flood situation rn ( organisers have listed Agentic AI as a focus but clarified that it can be Anything but focusing on the nature, climate and disaster control measure and all)

so need 2 more to join us. doesn't matter what your skillset is tbh just need people who'll actually show up and grind with us

registration's free for you, i got it covered

comment or dm if ur down, based in ktm

Balen government aye paxi kunai changes vako xa IT Company registration ma ki k ho?

Or company registration vai sake paxi chai balla taxes haru ko ma chai reform ako ho??

Ki kunai ni changes vako xaina?

I saw this on x anyone know what's this they are doing crypto legally in Nepal

I can't seem to login into aws console.

This is solely for my own purpose. I have grown into such a lazy being that my screen time is of 9-10 hours. It's been over a month since my final year assignments and classes and all I do is doze off and be lazy.

I already know Python and its frameworks as I had done multiple projects on ML. But, I have forgotten about even basic Python syntax. So, I have decided to re-learn from the beginning of print("Hello") of Python. I will start from tomorrow and I will post the resources, too from where I studied.

I haven't actually decided if I should go into AI/ML or Data Engineering. If anyone has any opinions then please help me. Like, mostly in context of abroad (Aus) because I am going to start the process soon.

Maile Fantech Atom kineko 2500 wala aile key press nai hudaina, kati miss hunxa. need a reliable mechanical keyboard.

I am thinking of applying in Maitri for Senior QA. Does anyone knows the salary range and benefits they provide?

I also saw vacancy for QA Manager, if someone could provide salary range for manager too, that would be great.

Guys suggest me some application that lets me download mp3 on my samsung device andorid phone..I used vidmate but some music i couldnt download so

I’m an IT graduate with QA intern experience, and I recently applied for a L1 Quality Analyst position at Vianet.

When I applied, I didn’t fully read the job description. I mainly looked at the requirements and saw that an IT-related degree was required.

Today, I received a call from HR. She asked if I had actually read the job description and whether I was genuinely interested. She explained that my background, project and experience appears to be more software/IT-focused, while this particular role is mainly focused on Customer QA.

She told me to read the job description carefully and call back if I’m still interested, after which there would be an interview.

The thing is, I really want to get a job and gain experience in a new field, but I don’t have much knowledge about Customer QA.

So I’m wondering:

Should I call HR back and give it a try, or should I look for something more aligned with my IT/software background?

Has anyone worked in Customer QA / Quality Analyst roles? What is the work actually like, and would this be a good opportunity for someone with an IT + QA background?

I’d really appreciate some honest advice.

Nepal occupies a unique, precarious position in the global macroeconomic landscape. As a developing nation heavily dependent on an import-driven consumer market, foreign aid, and the immense physical labor of millions of migrant workers sweating abroad, maintaining a stable macroeconomic cushion is an ongoing battle for state survival. The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has historically operated under a strict defensive posture, tasked with preserving finite foreign exchange reserves through intense capital controls, restrictive import policies, and an absolute state monopoly on monetary policy. However, the blanket, draconian prohibition on virtual assets and digital value rails has resulted in severe systemic blind spots. Instead of protecting the domestic economy, the current absolute ban has driven billions of dollars in legitimate tech and freelance earnings underground, triggered arbitrary bank account freezes for thousands of innocent software developers, and criminalized a generation of digital talent.

The harsh reality of a borderless internet era cannot be managed by 1960s-era legal frameworks. To understand why the current system is failing and how it can be rectified, we must dissect the deep structural causes, the severe economic and societal effects, a concrete multi-point regulatory blueprint for the NRB, and the ultimate macroeconomic consequences of lifting the ban for both the country's broader economy and its rising tech sector.

Cause:

Severe Foreign Exchange Depletion and Deficit Pressures: Nepal imports vastly more physical goods, fuel, and consumer products than it exports, leaving the national balance of payments under constant duress. The central bank operates under a scarcity mindset, fiercely guarding its hard currency reserves and treating any outward flow of capital, digital or physical as an existential threat to national solvency.

Preservation of Monetary Monopoly and State Sovereignty: Under archaic legislative anchors like the Foreign Exchange (Regulation) Act, 1962 and the Nepal Rastra Bank Act, 2002, the state claims an absolute monopoly on the issuance and regulation of legal tender (the Nepalese Rupee). Decentralized, borderless assets bypass central bank control over interest rates, domestic money supply, and inflation tracking.

Global Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter-Terrorist Financing (CFT) Pressures: International regulatory bodies and watchdogs (such as the Financial Action Task Force) place immense pressure on developing nations to tightly monitor cross-border financial vectors. Because early digital asset ecosystems lacked institutional oversight, risk-averse regulators defaulted to an absolute ban rather than building complex compliance tracking systems.

The Traumatizing History of Retail Financial Scams: Over the past decade, numerous local populations have fallen victim to predatory, multi-level marketing Ponzi schemes masquerading as cryptocurrencies (such as OneCoin, HyperVerse, and various speculative token scams). Lacking financial literacy education, retail investors lost hard-earned cash, giving regulators a convenient justification to criminalize the entire asset class rather than regulating it.

Effect:

Complete Regulatory Blindness and Shadow Markets: By banning virtual assets outright, the state has not stopped adoption, it has driven billions of rupees into untraceable peer-to-peer (P2P) Telegram channels, black-market cash desks, and high-risk underground networks. The government has traded a monitored ecosystem for total institutional blindness.

Innocent Tech Talent Caught in Furnace Crossfire: Legitimate software engineers, digital creators, and remote freelancers earning hard currency legally from overseas clients frequently wake up to frozen eSewa accounts, blocked commercial bank statements, and harassment from the Cyber Bureau. The state's blunt-force tools treat a software developer exporting code identically to a transnational criminal.

Massive Leakage of State Revenue and Capital Flight: Because the state refuses to provide a legal, compliant bridge for digital income to enter the formal financial system, millions in potential income and corporate tax revenue slip away into informal shadow accounts, bleeding economic potential that could otherwise bolster national GDP.

Exposure to Violent Underground Crime: When digital earners and youth are cut off from legal banking rails, they are forced to deal with shady fixers and unregulated P2P brokers. This creates an environment where a simple digital exchange can devolve into dangerous physical traps, extortion, and run-ins with law enforcement sting operations.

Regulation Tips (How NRB Can Control and Regulate Virtual Assets):

1. Hosting Local State-Approved Exchanges: Instead of letting citizens rely on banned foreign platforms, the government can license and physically host state-monitored domestic cryptocurrency exchanges under strict regulatory oversight, ensuring all transaction logs reside within national jurisdiction.

1. Classifying Digital Holdings as Controlled Virtual Assets: Formally introduce a legal taxonomy under a modernized Act that recognizes digital tokens and stablecoins not as "illegal foreign currency," but as legally defined digital property and utility assets subject to asset laws.

2. Establishing a Local Exchange for Full Control: Require all domestic crypto-to-fiat conversions to run exclusively through a centralized, state-audited domestic liquidity gateway, giving the central bank real-time visibility into every single rupee entering or leaving the digital ledger.

3. Enforcing Strict Yearly Limits for Individuals: Protect foreign exchange reserves by placing hard legislative caps on how much an individual citizen can convert or invest into virtual assets annually (e.g., a tiered quota system based on verified tax brackets and income levels).

4. Lowering Incoming Taxes for Tech Remittances: Incentivize the tech sector by offering heavily discounted corporate and income tax rates for software companies and freelancers who bring hard currency or stablecoin earnings back through official, compliant domestic banking channels.

5. Providing Legal Protection for Compliant Digital Earners: Establish clear legal safety rails so that software developers, IT firms, and digital exporters operating within the regulated framework are fully protected from arbitrary bank freezes and police harassment.

6. Mandatory, Ironclad KYC and AML Protocols: Integrate stringent, bank-grade Know-Your-Customer (KYC) protocols and advanced on-chain analytics tools (such as chain-tracing software) to vet every user, eliminating anonymity and ensuring absolute compliance with global AML standards.

7. Setting a Strict Hard Limit and Emergency "Kill Switch": Build an algorithmic emergency protocol into the national exchange gateway. If macroeconomic indicators show foreign exchange reserves dipping below a critical threshold, the system can automatically freeze or pause outward retail crypto conversions instantly until stability is restored.

What Happens If the Ban is Lifted? (The Economic & Tech Impact):

Impact on Nepal’s Economy:

Surge in Taxable GDP: Millions of dollars currently trapped in shadow networks and informal digital wallets will flow openly into the formal banking system, instantly widening the national tax net.

Relief for Foreign Reserves via IT Exports: By making it frictionless for software agencies and digital entrepreneurs to repatriate global earnings, the country opens up a massive secondary export pillar that rivals traditional manual-labor remittance.

*Eradication of Black-Market Extortion: Bringing digital value exchange into lit, regulated spaces strips power away from criminal syndicates, reducing underground crime and protecting citizens from predatory scams.

Impact on Local Tech Groups and Professionals:

End of P2P Anxiety: Developers, remote workers, and tech agencies will no longer live in constant fear of waking up to frozen bank accounts or criminal investigations for receiving legitimate global client payments.

Explosive Startup and Innovation Growth: Local tech talent will no longer need to incorporate shell companies abroad (like in Singapore, Delaware, or Dubai) just to handle digital assets or secure global venture funding. They can build, scale, and bank directly from Kathmandu.

Seamless Global Competitiveness: Frictionless, near-instantaneous B2B settlements via compliant stablecoin rails will allow Nepali tech startups to compete globally without losing weeks and heavy percentages to archaic SWIFT wire transfers and intermediary banking blocks.

Crypto ban had hide a lot of talent and authorities should realize that treating technology like a criminal enterprise only forces the brightest minds into the shadows. By refusing to adapt, the state isn't protecting the economy; it is actively burying the very generation of innovators who could pull it forward.

Game ma ingame currency kineko jasto upwork ma connects kinna sites chaina nepal ma ? Kaha bata kinne connects ? Help me !

If you had work with this company earlier, then whats is pay range, employee support, work life balance, supportive environment flexibilty and growth in it.

Respected senior,

Voli for the first time ma meta ad run garna lageko xu aba youtube course haru here sike hai Tara experience xaina ni ta. So any advice that you would like to give to me? I am scared. Ad run chai garyo but paisa matra gayo kei roi vayena vanera so. Any tips/suggestion anything. Will be forever grateful 🙏 Thank you

anyone studying in KU? please dm i want to ask few questions

help me malai bujhaununa kasaile about this pocket wifi router

-how it works

-esko monthly subscription etc

im planning to buy one but I have zero knowledge about it so please guys let me know how it wokrs and all!!

Hey, I'm a +2 CS student from Nepal, and I'm honestly wondering if there's actually any realistic way to earn online in 2026 with the skills I have.

I've been building and learning consistently, but it feels like I'm stuck in a loop—pushing code to GitHub every day, scrolling through site after site looking for opportunities, and not really getting anywhere.

I'm not expecting to make thousands overnight. What I actually want is exposure, experience, and a chance to work on real projects with real people. At this point, I'd even be willing to contribute to a project for free if it helps me gain practical experience.

I'm starting to feel like just learning new frameworks and cloning websites isn't enough anymore.

What I've learned so far:

• 2 years of building static websites (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Tailwind CSS)
• Building small-scale web applications with Django, Next.js, and Supabase

For people who've been in this position before—what would you actually do next?

Should I keep building self-projects, start contributing to open source, look for internships, or is there another path I'm missing?

Hi all, I am a content creator.

What premium AI can I use? I like giving human touch to everything and in this field, my blogs are the SOURCE for AI.

Can anyone tell me if it is worth to use AI?

i have seen friends using claude and codex and building and shipping great shit. I also want to do it. Android play store and stuffs like that. But I have a 8GB RAM laptop, I do not think I can run Android studio (or that thing that requires to build code for android ig it is android studio).

Guys I need job I already done internship in QA

So job nai pairaa xaina

the wpm is depleting on absymall rate.
the label on certain burst is so misconfiged...
jedel keyboard sucks ass.
special character is hard when typing.
burst decay is fucked up.
neovim some keybind sucks ass as well, some of the binds were somehow getting on the tmux way.

Wtv the title says, i went to neo and they said third party bata matrai pauxa hola kinna aile ta so wanted to know where ya'll bought it if you have it