Ankit Raheja | g0rithm

[Tarun @tarunmallappa]

Nobody is coming to save you or lift you out of misery, No company is. No govt is. Nobody is.

**Every Indian must listen to this talk by Kunal.**

Just go & build real substance by understanding deeply about things around you because the barrier to learn have collapsed entirely. Don't waste time. Every person today has the potential to earn 10x of their income and get rich. Just get real & get sh** done !

There are a ton of wisdom for everyone.

Credit: @_groww

https://t.co/pnM1L5ugsf

[Siddha Performance @KapilGuptaMD]

https://t.co/dwYMTIXsXa

[scott belsky @scottbelsky]

ultimately, the leaps forward are made by specific empowered creative people with clear vision, not sprawling orgs or adhering to a process.

[Ankit Raheja | g0rithm @NKIT2014]

@QaleoX @carlyayres Or no job at all in this market

[Ankit Raheja | g0rithm @NKIT2014]

@shreyas be highly profitable so you invest more in people, process, and tech, and eventually win.

[Ankit Raheja | g0rithm @NKIT2014]

@calcsam BOOK

[Shreyas Doshi @shreyas]

✨New launch: I’m starting a new weekend-only product strategy accelerator for growth-stage founders.

Based on feedback from 100+ founders in my Product Sense course who called out the need for a practical strategy-focused program for founders.

Details: https://t.co/FwaxZ1T0zQ

[Ankit Raheja | g0rithm @NKIT2014]

@sama @paulg @atlasx100 He is right!
if networth == 5_000_000:
no_porsche_911()

The condition evaluated to False, so the program did not execute the if block. He can buy any car

[Nikunj Kothari @nikunj]

When you genuinely love the problem, the hours disappear...

[Siddha Performance @KapilGuptaMD]

A man’s entire life is spent putting out fires

One problem after another.

Then he reads books about what type of hose to use.

He never develops the Sincerity to ask,

‘What precisely is going on.’

‘What is the source of all my problems.’

This requires the Rarest of humans.

[Shreyas Doshi @shreyas]

Good Product Strategy, Bad Product Strategy

A thread:

[Ankit Raheja | g0rithm @NKIT2014]

@pitdesi “An homage to the cultural ties between the food of South India and Northwestern Sri Lanka”

[Ankit Raheja | g0rithm @NKIT2014]

@pitdesi Copra at SF?

[Ankit Raheja | g0rithm @NKIT2014]

Here is the link to the course - https://t.co/rNourezJ6K

[Ankit Raheja | g0rithm @NKIT2014]

Just finished @shreyas' 8-day Improving Your Product Sense course — a must for AI/ML PMs.

In ML, it’s easy to chase what’s technically impressive. This course reminded me: strong product sense = building what’s actually valuable.

Highly recommend.

#ProductSense

[Ankit Raheja | g0rithm @NKIT2014]

@petergyang @OpenAI Have you tried the sora in desktop browser ? I had the same issue in the mobile app but when I used Sora in the desktop browser, it did work

[Nikunj Kothari @nikunj]

You can just fix things..

[Ankit Raheja | g0rithm @NKIT2014]

Sage Advice! IMO, An Ambiguous Case Study for presentation rounds (assuming you are given a week) is a fantastic way to tease out how you think and how you will communicate and personalize your message.

[Shreyas Doshi @shreyas]

As AI capabilities continue to advance, most product people’s best defense over the next few years will be to go back to the basics of how to think. We love talking about thinking as a uniquely human quality—rightly so—but almost everyone I meet is certain that they think very clearly, analytically, and creatively. Yet, in practice, we rarely think to the full extent of our innate capability.

A good first step, if this resonates with you, is to get yourself to bear the discomfort of thinking deeply. This discomfort arises because deep thinking consumes significant energy, forces us to confront our biases and ego, and, for most people, feels less satisfying than ‘just doing something quickly’.

While at this point some readers might be thinking, ‘Okay, but give me something more advanced—something I can use today’, I’ll note that in practice the vast majority of people cannot get themselves past this first step and yet are eager to hear more advanced tips & tactics. And with that, we’re back to square one—because avoiding the discomfort of looking inward is exactly what drives people to chase shortcuts in everything they do.

[Aravind Srinivas @AravSrinivas]

This is insane!!!!

[Sumanth @Sumanth_077]

Foundations of LLMs!

This amazing new 200+ pages LLM book just dropped on arXiv.

It covers everything from pre-training, generative models, prompting techniques and alignment methods for LLMs