Indians got left behind in the race of producing talented engineers when the internet was really exploding during the 1980s ๐ค
But today, which country has produced the largest talent pool of engineers across the globe? India ๐ฎ๐ณ
Now with AI, Indians are catching up much faster.
This protest has completely lost its way!
PUCL chief Kavita Srivastava and her organisation, which has defended PFI, has deep links to Urban Naxals, and has repeatedly targeted the government, are openly involved.
Maoist-linked activists like Sudhir Dhawale, Hamas-linked voices like Mithiborwala, and radical cultural fronts have all jumped in.
They have completely destroyed whatever little focus this movement had. Paid promotions are running wild, with influencers being offered money to actively promote the protest. Now, it is just a bunch of opportunists creating fresh problems for the country while pretending to care.
After studying Perplexity Computer, Emergent, and other platforms' business models - I'm convinced pay-per-use pricing is going to become far more common than subscriptions.
Case in point: Perplexity's ARR surged past $450M in March 2026 โ a 50% jump in a single month โ right after launching Perplexity Computer and shifting to usage-based pricing.
The flat subscription era is ending. You pay for what you use. That's the future.
PG's summary in one line:
"You not only don't have to cheat to make this happen โ it will happen automatically if you just keep making customers happy."
Read the full essay โ https://t.co/2RBfs7bAYz
Paul Graham (founder of Y Combinator, funded 6500+ startups) wrote a piece called "How to Earn a Billion Dollars" a few days back
His thesis? Becoming a billionaire doesn't require cheating. The math proves it.
Here's the breakdown ๐งต
Wealth from startups isn't exploitation. It's empathy.
The question isn't "how do I extract value?" It's "what could I do for users that would make their lives dramatically better?"
That's what gets you exponential growth. That's what makes billionaires.
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