Manan

Bangalore | Indore
@IITGoaofficial '22
@iimb_official '27

[feral stardust @celestialxsigh]

Do you wanna come to dinner with my parents and observe the unsaid lifelong dynamics that control every aspect of my life and unlock a new level of intimacy in our friendship or no

[eigenesis (misaligned) @eigengenesis]

the only moat left is the love of the game

[Manan @akam4n4n]

@cerdo03 amazing start!

[Manan @akam4n4n]

@thenatewolf @_sidup_

[Manan @akam4n4n]

@wineyespleasee @RahulAhuja24

[Manan @akam4n4n]

@RahulAhuja24 @paneerchillli https://t.co/JdzRtCMDeD

[vani @paneerchillli]

bhondu spots bhondu

[baby yaga @yagadigital]

I would have survived 9/11 because the chance of me being at my desk at 8:46 am is zero

[Druthers Haver @6thgrade4ever]

regular math has fallen to the machines. girl math is humanity's last stronghold

[arpit @arpitingle]

an indian food chain, named after an american city is making me fall in love with mexican food

[Manan @akam4n4n]

@go_mohan 3:36

[Rahul Mathur @Rahul_J_Mathur]

Apple booked 50 business class seats daily for SFO → Shanghai on United in the pre-COVID 19 era

They were spending ~$35m per annum to get manufacturing design engineering (MDE) teams from Cupertino to supervise the manufacturing engine in China.

They flew everyone from process engineers to designers to operations managers to reliability engineers on-site to help ramp up production of various Apple devices.

In fact, United began flying SFO → Chengdu daily from 2015 because Apple guaranteed it would take almost all of the 36 business class seats on that flight. Chengdu is where 50% of the world’s iPads are made!

Back in 2019, Apple was United’s largest corporate account. Apple was spending ~$150m per annum with United 🤯

Apple began manufacturing efforts in China in 1997 when Jobs came back into power. Apple’s peak CAPEX in China was ~$55bn per annum.

The scale of Apple’s supply chain in China insane: There are 1.4 million employed on production lines by Apple’s manufacturing partners like Foxxconn!

Source for the above: Patrick McGee’s book “Apple in China” and Dan Wang’s “Breakneck”. I’ve read both these year & they provide a fascinating POV into China’s manufacturing prowess.

[matt b @chromaticubes]

@PalmyrPar >says he's invested
>isn't wearing a vest

[k @localdrain]

mom be like "i had you when i was just 33" lol i had you when i was 0

[Manan @akam4n4n]

@akshatbahety @madhavchanchani what did you like the most?

[thandi beer @bluelayzzz]

ai job kha skta hai garlic naan nhi

[Vatsalya @vatsalyatandon]

javed akhtar sahab with an 80% hit rate in dard-e-disco ... visionary

[Sam Rose @samwhoo]

This might be the most beautiful thing I've read in my life. What a privilege to be alive in 2026.

https://t.co/07BtpKswBu