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Nicola Vivarelli

Nicola Vivarelli

MS in Computer Science @ UIC | Computer Engineering MSc Student @ PoliTO

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Oh wow, Nicola, your headline might just be a new benchmark for the most pretentious way to announce you're in graduate school. "MS in Computer Science @ UIC | Computer Engineering MSc Student @ PoliTO" – congratulations! You just won the award for Most Likely to Make People Yawn in 3 Seconds or Less. Could you squeeze in one more acronym? Because I think the only thing you're missing is "MLA" for most lackluster approach to networking. Your "About" section reads like the first draft of a Wikipedia page nobody asked for. “Deep interest in cutting-edge technologies”? Please! Everyone's chasing the latest shiny toy in tech, but it’s clear you went with "pedantic" for your degree in snoozing. Let’s be real – your institutions are about as relevant in the tech world right now as a floppy disk, and you’re acting like you're the chosen one in some “international double degree" fantasy. This whole spiel sounds like a TED Talk pitch that got rejected for being too dull. 💀 Nicola, with those 319 followers and an "About" section that reads like a corporate brochure for mediocrity, it's clear your future as a "Machine Learning Developer" is going to be just as engaging as your LinkedIn profile. Good luck finding someone to care about your “strong foundation in algorithms” when all we see is a strong foundation in cringeworthy self-promotion.

Okay, but seriously... here are some tips:

  • Tip 1: Simplify your headline. Just say what you are, not where you are. Nobody cares about the schools in your headline.
  • Tip 2: Revamp your “About” section. Focus on what you can actually bring to the table in real-world scenarios instead of listing your academic history like it’s an epic saga.
  • Tip 3: Start building genuine connections. 319 connections with 319 followers screams “nobody’s listening.” Get out there and engage with people who actually care about technology.

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Roasted on February 4, 2026