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Thanks a lot to everyone who shares their Wisdom, Insights & Knowledge on Twitter (or any other platform). :))

[svs 🇮🇳 @_svs_]

So normal CTOs and hiring managers will hire like - I need 3+ years of experience, react, postgres, express. Tier 1 college, yada yada.

S-tier CTOs are like - do you have someone whose gone down a tech rabbit hole, like really deep, I don't care which one but they must have gone deep. Still in college? even better, means they haven't learnt what the world thinks 'fast' means.

Love it.

Lucky to have many clients like this. I will soon be posting some crazy good job openings.

[Big Perfect | Motivation @Big_Perfect669]

@CAronitpereira the price of legacy is often paid with a lifetime

[Parth prophecies @DC_aryavarta]

Extra ordinary talent with complete hold on subject.

[Gurmeet Chadha @connectgurmeet]

We built Delhi metro -271 stations with 8 million daily riders ( amongst top 10 globally) for just $8Bn

Our moon mission costed us just $75 Million

Built Largest biometric system in world for 1.4 Bn people -aadhar built with just $1bn

Worlds tallest railway bridge Chenab for $175 Mn

Codeveloped BrahMos missile-unique in the global arms market, combining a high top speed (Mach3)multi-platform launch versatility (air, ship, sub, land), and supersonic cruising, which sets it apart from both legacy subsonic cruise missiles and newer, more expensive hypersonic weapons for $4 million.

Our precision engineering, technology usage and frugality is unmatched.

Foreign media & brokerages claiming India has no technology, precision engineering play are biased and spreading propaganda…

[Nilmadhab Prasad Sahi @NilmadhabSahi]

One gives oneself to work, while the lover waits just offstage.

Youth slips away quietly, and one never truly lives.

What remains is an old age burdened with regrets.

[We, the People of India @India_Policy]

wow!

[Dark Pill @darkandcrude]

If u are feeling helpless & u feel even God is up against u, then follow only one strategy

“Buy Time”

Do whatever it takes to gain more time in ur kitty. Compromise & give in if needed

It’s ur big ally when nothing goes ur way

Longer u survive more chance u win

🙏🙏

[Anurag Kochar @anurag__kochar]

Kunal Shah:

"a lot of young people in India are worried about their reputation when they have none"

somehow it reminded me of that old kunal shah clip with carl pei

> exited FreeCharge
> started CRED with $1M of his own money
> grew it to 17M members
> raised 1.8B+ dollars from investors
> scaled to ~₹3,200 crore annual revenue
> reached profitability
> lost 35kg
> and now joining Meta as WhatsApp CEO

so...

> go all-in on your work
> don't be so careful
> don't be so cautious
> don't avoid confrontation
> reputational gains come from building things

[Shilpa @shilpa_cn]

“Our politicians don’t understand Bengaluru.

A 1.3 km flyover that could’ve taken the govt three years was built by a private developer for free in just 8 months.. from design to completion.

The real problem isn’t capability. It’s bureaucracy.” 🔥

[satya @SThinkTnereffid]

Theory:

The Indian govt is about to squeeze WhatsApp the same way it squeezed Telegram, laying the ground for a homegrown alternative.

And this is Meta's precautionary measure?

[Vivek Raju @vivekraju93]

Ather using their data to build pothole map.
Atomberg using their data to build water quality report.

Startups are doing the work municipalities should be doing 🙏🏽

[Megh Updates 🚨™ @MeghUpdates]

🗣️ World Bank President Ajay Banga: “I come from Punjab. Today, you'll find young people who have sold their farms.”

“They are rich for a few years, buy SUVs, smoke and drink heavily.”

“Soon, they run out of money and end up looking for gig jobs.”

[Indian Tintin @IndianTintin_]

Western Powers don't fully trust Pak - after all Bin Laden was found there - but they work with it regardless. As I have stated multiple times before, Pakistan was created by the British as a buffer state to stop Soviet advance into the middle-east for oil. This was the continuation of 'The Great Game' from the 19th C which inspired Kipling's 'Kim'. Jinnah and his acolytes were willing to commit to the western anti communist alliance unlike Nehru's socialist leaning non alignment and Gandhi's non violence. Nehru would not allow western air bases or shipping facilities in India, but Pakistan would. Jinnah made Anglo-America an offer they could not refuse.

~80 years later, nothing has changed. Pak is still a western client state and hence benefits from Anglo-American largesse. Brits import large numbers of less educated Pakistanis and America empower generals about whom it is sung "Bada Jarnail bana phirta hai dollar leke larta hai".

[Vedanjanam @VEDANJANAM]

Astrology Consultations With Me: Logistics & Scope

THE SESSION

- Duration: 30–75 minutes via live video call. The length depends entirely on the depth of your questions.
- Recording: You will receive a recording of our session. You may opt out at the start of the call. No written predictions are provided.
- Language: English or Hindi.

WHAT IS COVERED

1. Answers To Your Questions: You will be expected to come prepared with your questions. I first confirm the chart by identifying key past events and periods; we then move into your questions.
2. Technical Analysis: A breakdown of your birth chart if you know astrology. We can go as deep into the technicals as your own knowledge allows.
3. The Long View: Identifying major events and shifts over the next 15–20 years in areas of life that interest you.
4. Course Correction: Practical handling of current and upcoming challenges.

DATA REQUIREMENTS

I require your birth date, time, and place. No other background is necessary; the chart should provide the context.

BIRTH TIME RECTIFICATION (BTR)

1. +/- 1 Hour: Rectification is included in the session fee.
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3. Unknown Date/Time/Year: If the uncertainty exceeds 24 hours, please enquire first. Acceptance is subject to my current schedule.

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I do not provide readings for:

- Death or accident predictions.
- Specific medical prognosis. General health themes from the chart can be discussed, but I will not predict the course of an illness.
- Children under 12.
- Third parties (ex-partners, bosses, employees, rivals, etc.).

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My practice is grounded in traditional Pārāśarī Jyotiṣa, utilising Lagna and Chalit charts alongside Vimśottarī Daśā and Gocara.

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I suggest functional, accessible solutions:

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[shyamal @shyamalanadkat]

after close to four years at @openai, i moved from the bay area to india earlier this year. i still believe deeply in ensuring true superintelligence accelerates science and remains accessible and beneficial to all. having grown up here, i've also always felt deeply connected to the ecosystem here.

over the past several weeks, i've been speaking with researchers, engineers, and thinkers across india and apac. it's become clear that there are many who want to build the future from here. moving back felt like the counterintuitive choice. i no longer think that's true.

what's been missing is the belief that you can build institutions of global consequence from anywhere. and more importantly, the ambition and the will to pursue ideas that seem impossibly large at first. this may be a once in a generation opportunity.

more to come soon. DMs open if this resonates.

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says the muli-trillion dollar AI data center build out is a bubble.

We are investing in creating capabilities like data curation, reinforcement learning, and most crucially the compiler infrastructure to ensure AI output can be verified but we will not chase the investment bubble.

This is just our normal prudence. To some people that would sound defeatist, but we will talk in 5 years.

[Niks @Pivot2Centre]

Feedback loop broke somewhere

He is very quick to read the situation however it now seems either he was fed wrong info or he overruled his gut feelings

[Handre @Handre]

Everyone remembers the crash of 1929. Almost nobody asks where the boom came from.

The Federal Reserve created it. Between 1921 and 1929, the Fed expanded the money supply by roughly 61 percent, an increase of about $28 billion in total bank deposits, currency, and other instruments. The expansion was subtler than the printing press running wild in some Weimar sense, which made it more dangerous. Benjamin Strong, the head of the New York Fed, kept interest rates artificially low through open market purchases of government securities and bankers' acceptances. He did much of it as a personal favor to Montagu Norman of the Bank of England, who wanted to prop up the overvalued pound after Britain's blunder of returning to gold at the prewar parity in 1925. American savers got to subsidize British monetary vanity. Nice.

Cheap credit does not spread evenly. It floods into the interest-sensitive sectors first: capital goods, construction, the stock market. So you got the Florida land mania, you got skyscrapers rising in Manhattan, you got brokers' loans ballooning from $1.5 billion in 1921 to over $8.5 billion by 1929 as everyone and his shoeshine boy bought stocks on 10 percent margin. The structure of production stretched far beyond what real savings could support. Entrepreneurs read the low rates as a signal that capital was abundant. It wasn't. The Fed had simply forged the signal.

This is what the mainstream missed, and still misses: Prices were roughly stable through the decade. Consumer prices barely moved. To Irving Fisher and the early monetarists, stable prices meant no inflation and therefore no problem. Productivity was surging in the 1920s, and prices should have fallen. They would have fallen under honest money. The Fed pumped in just enough new credit to keep prices flat, masking the inflation entirely. The thermometer read normal while the patient ran a fever.

So when people tell you the 1929 crash proves capitalism is unstable, ask them who set the interest rate. Ask them who doubled brokers' loans. The boom was the disease. A central bank manufactured a decade of malinvestment, then acted shocked when the bill arrived.

[Shashank Dogra @Shashank1171]

Final big boss of earnings surprise will happen at application layer, most likely to be categorised under software layer.

[Ritesh Jain @riteshmjn]

Ben hunt wrote Epsilon theory. In Epsilon theory the missionary is a prominent actor.. he could be a politician, an actor , a journalist or even India”s CEC.

He is the be who established or “shift” common knowledge.

India CEC is now that missionary and over coming years you will find a subtle shift in “common knowledge “ where parents will be open to sending their kids to trade related school.