I think a lot about systems, incentives, education, technology, and why some ideas work while others disappear.
Mostly, I want to build things that are useful, last, and make life slightly better.
Right now, that means building products, experimenting with education through @ibbesocials , and sharing what I learn along the way.
Still figuring out how.
I don’t want a single visual proof of my existence on the internet, only thing that’ll remain is my texts by twitter and my blog, it makes it easier for me to take an exit
to the posttraining teams at @OpenAI and @AnthropicAI:
could you please get rid of this:
X is not blah blah. it is bluh bluh
This is not just orange, it is blue!
we are not asking for X, we are asking for Y
This sentence structure is NOT JUST eating my brain — 🤢it is eating my sole like a virus 🦠
Apple Pay is finally coming to India!
- Launch in October
- Supports Visa & Mastercards
- Easy Rewards and EMIs
- Payments with a Click
- Tap to Pay
There's no UPI Support at launch, but Apple is looking to work with a bank to bring support.
Are you excited for this? It's coming after a lot of years!
The cost of turning an idea into a working product just dropped to zero.
@NotOmRajguru breaks down why this shifts the entire model of education and credentials—moving the gatekeeper from the front of the process to the end, where the work itself gets judged.
Key takeaways:
Learn by shipping: Build first, find the gaps, learn where it breaks.
New differentiators: When execution gets cheap, taste, sector choice, and distribution become the real moats.
Proof over paper: A live product with real users speaks louder than a resume.
Read the full post:
https://t.co/Ku72L6Pm11
Age is just a number, yet some people think it is a crown. I find it hilarious when adults demand a level of respect they refuse to give back. Existing for a few extra decades is an achievement of time, not character. If you want my regard, earn it through your actions and your integrity.
A birth year provides zero excuse for being condescending or entitled. I value people who treat others with decency, regardless of how long they have been on this planet. If you expect me to bow down simply because you are older, you are going to be waiting a long time.
i loved the idea behind @OpenAI ’s Codex Pet, so i built something similar for my website.
his name is Yuki, and he’s a chow chow pup who spends most of his time sleeping, randomly runs around, pulls out his iPhone when he’s bored, and occasionally opens his Mac to do some coding.
if you click the little red button next to him, you can watch all of his animations in a timelapse.
i used @claudeai Fable 5 to brainstorm his personality, GPT-5.6 Sol to create the sprite sheet, and Grok 4.5 in Cursor to bring him to life.
i had way too much fun building this.
Education used to work like a gate you passed before the work began. That order is flipping. Building can now come before judgment, and the work gets reviewed after it ships.
read more at https://t.co/q1RrWYHnEw
New post: The Gate Moved
A friend with zero coding background built a working app in a weekend using an AI tool, then shared it publicly and picked up real users fast.
Just finished shooting our first reel for @ibbesocials .
Crazy to think this started as an idea and now we’re actually out here shooting stuff for it.
More soon.
There comes a point where moving out of your parents' place stops being about independence and starts being about speed. The ideological gap between you and your parents is real, and bridging it takes time, energy, and rounds of convincing that the world outside simply refuses to wait for.
When everything around you is moving at triple the pace it used to, you need an environment where you can absorb the bad, process it fast, and get straight to work.
Living under someone else's framework, someone whose pace and priorities were built for a different era, slows that down. Moving out is less about freedom and more about removing friction from your own path. The faster you can dissolve the poison and get to what actually matters, the further ahead you get.
I have always had a problem with education, not with learning itself, but with the way education often makes people smaller than they actually are. It tells people to wait, to follow a fixed path, and to believe that their ideas are too early, too small, or too unrealistic. I have seen so many students carry real ambition inside them, but with no place to put it. No people around them who understand it. No structure that helps them build it. That is one of the biggest reasons I started IBBE. I did not want to create something that only talks about change. I wanted to build something that gives students the resources, accountability, training, and real-world direction to do what they always wanted to do.
I have always believed that with the right people, you can do a lot more than you ever imagined. One thought from Steve Jobs has always stayed with me: “Good teammates challenge each other.” Finding the right people has been one of the hardest parts of building anything meaningful. People who care deeply. People who do not just agree with you, but push you to become better. People who can sit with an idea when it is still messy and help turn it into something real. That is what I always wanted IBBE to become, not just another company, but a community of like-minded people who help each other grow, help our country grow, and help students build whatever they once thought was impossible for them.
- @NotOmRajguru