Fall in love with some activity, and do it! Nobody ever figures out what life is all about, and it doesn't matter. Explore the world. Nearly everything is really interesting if you go into it deeply enough. Work as hard and as much as you want to on the things you like to do the best. Don't think about what you want to be, but what you want to do. Keep up some kind of a minimum with other things so that society doesn't stop you from doing anything at all.
boris cherny goes on a podcast every three months and says something like “i’ve stopped breathing now i just wrote a breath.md” and the next day everyone in sf stops breathing
This is how you drive engineers morale to the ground. If you put a price on the mistake everyone will be afraid to make the change since you don’t know what will break. Quoting Linus here, “problems are fact of life, there is no perfect”.
A buddy of mine ran a large part of the DoorDash engineering org. When an engineer caused an outage, they knew exactly what the revenue cost was, and that revenue cost was hung on that engineer.
They didn't do fines, per se, but it went into performance reviews, and it definitely negatively impacted future promotions / raises - so essentially it was a delayed fine.
More orgs should do this.
Can we for a second appreciate how Robinhood took no responsibility for being down, and tried to put the blame on AWS.
However, it was Robinhood that decided to run from a single AWS region, and not be preapred to fail over, like other, more resillient AWS users did...
Can we for a second appreciate how Robinhood took no responsibility for being down, and tried to put the blame on AWS.
However, it was Robinhood that decided to run from a single AWS region, and not be preapred to fail over, like other, more resillient AWS users did...
$KRKNF another 6% pop today 🦑
Since I posted about Kraken on Monday we're up 35%
The market is slowly becoming less Anduril blind
My PT remains firm at $40 USD
The reality of NRI/PIOs wanting to return to India is well articulated by @RajatSethi86. Highlights the challenges we face with industry, academia, bureaucracy and a politics driven by vote banks, freebies, caste census, and reservations with no urgency to reform for today’s or future challenges.
I am very bullish on Zoho. They have a great vision; not getting tied down in making the most exciting app but rather focusing on core infra first. Rarely a company would invest in compilers, low-level networks R&D, but to build a great product, you need to start from 0.
This is a great vision. The focus should be on creating a foundational infrastructure which might not make money in short term but it would pay immensely in long term.
We understand the push for Zoho to go public. But let me state the reality: Arattai would very likely not have been built by a public company that faces quarter to quarter financial pressure. It was a "hopelessly foolish" project, and even our employees had expressed scepticism that Arattai would ever gain any traction.
We built it because we felt we need that kind of engineering capability in Bharat. We need a lot lot more of such capabilities in Bharat and we are on it.
We have some very ambitious, long range R&D projects going on in Zoho, including compilers, databases, OS, security, hardware, chip design, robotics (not to mention AI) and on and on. In addition, we have invested in many R&D intensive companies that we know won't make money soon.
Zoho is a kind of an industrial research lab that also makes money to fund itself. We essentially ignore short term profits, as long as we don't lose money. And we have a culture of founders and senior executives living frugally, like how good scientists and engineers in ISRO would live. To us that is the essence of Bharat. Japan operated that way when it was developing.
Imagine saying all that to Wall Street or Dalal Street!
In the last 31 matches in multinational tournaments, India has won 30 and lost one, while winning 3 tournaments.
But that one we lost, is the only one we wanted. :)
#indvspak2025
I don’t think any sports streaming platform is as good as @JioHotstar. @willowtv is same, the streaming stops mid way and when you exit-enter the app you need watch a 5 sec app.
Sony Liv is awful. It force stops and you have to start the app again and watch the ads for two minutes, catch live action for two balls and start all over again. @SonyLIV