Cal AI was 80% luck.
I’ll defend that in any room.
But luck only found me because I spent 10 years putting myself in its path.
Cold emails.
Free work.
Coffee with strangers.
Networking events I didn’t want to go to.
Helping people who had no reason to help me back.
99.9% of those shots went nowhere.
One of them changed my life.
Every time you put yourself out there, you’re rolling dice.
The trick is rolling more dice.
Agrani Labs started by ex Intel & AMD executives is making AI inferencing Chip compatible with Nvidia.
Vibe Coding startup Emergent raising $250M.
Both of above startups are from India & by the Indians.
CS grad. Spent half my college years pulling all nighters coding. What used to take weeks now takes minutes with Claude.
My non-coding friends still think AI is "just a chatbot". Bears, take note.
Ken Griffin doesn’t understand the ceiling just got raised. Some 20-something maybe reading this will build the cracked AI-human-computer-symbiosis team that will supersede his whole operation because he is too distracted about lowering cost
Boil the ocean don’t cut your costs
While every AI company is fighting over electricity on Earth, Musk just filed the legal papers to put data centers in space.
Welcome to SpaceXAI.
xAI is officially dissolved. All AI is now under SpaceX.
→ FCC application: up to 1 million solar-powered AI satellites.
→ Trademarks filed for "satellite-based data center services."
→ Colossus (220K Nvidia GPUs) already leased to Anthropic the same company Musk called "evil" last year.
→ Grok, Starlink, Starship, AI compute one company. One IPO. $2 trillion target.
Sam Altman called orbital data centers "ridiculous" 2 weeks ago.
This week, Musk turned it into a trademark.
Most people are reading this as a rebrand.
It's actually the most strategic IPO setup in tech history.
PS: Whoever owns space-based AI compute owns the next decade.
Jensen Huang (CEO of Nvidia) : “Every engineer is going to have and manage 100s of agents”
The future of work is managing and building ai agents
This builder gave out the entire roadmap to become a 100x ai engineer in 2026
Bookmark this for the weekend
@hvgoenka During my first year at Wharton, I was taught that the easiest way to revive the economy is to change the sentiment. People expect a better tomorrow, start spending more and this starts a flywheel of progress. Super bullish on Bengal!
I'm not a developer.
I have an algo trading bot live on NSE, an iOS calorie app in TestFlight, and a content pipeline running on autopilot.
Two years ago none of this would have been possible solo.
The bottleneck isn't building anymore. It's deciding what to build.