Bharani

Serial entrepreneur & AI Educator -
@91mobiles, @saasworthy. Product guy. Full-stack entrepreneur.

[Bharani @bharani]

@Mechramc How about Nunnarivu or Pulan.

[Bharani @bharani]

@bcherny @trq212

Feature request : Is it possible to bookmark or star a response for future references easily? There are occasions when I find a particular answer from claude code CLI super valuable. But using /copy or creating a new md file is not efficient.

Would prefer a /bookmark or /star feature. Pls check if it's feasible.

Also, a way to hot reload everything like claude.md etc., without having to restart claude would be super useful as well. I know /reload-plugins exist, but that's only a subset.

[Tuki @TukiFromKL]

🚨 Are you watching what's happening right now?

This morning JPMorgan told Meta to fire 20% of employees to save $5 billion.. literally

Tonight Meta did it.. And the stock SURGED.

Read that one more time. 14,000 people just lost their jobs nd Wall Street celebrated.. The stock went UP.

Your job is not an asset to the company.. It's a cost nd the market just proved it will REWARD companies for deleting you.

This is a business model.. Fire humans.. Buy AI. Watch stock go up.. Repeat.

Your loss is their gain. Literally.

They freed up 14,000 salaries to buy more GPUs from Jensen.

[Ramin Nasibov @RaminNasibov]

Uploaded my floor plan to ChatGPT to see how to arrange my bed and wardrobe.

The result:

[Bharani @bharani]

/model claude-sonnet-4-6

If you want to immediately try sonnet 4.6 in your claude code CLI until it updates.

[Yavanika Shah @yavanikashah]

Day 1 at the AI Summit:

We’re apparently building the future.
Meanwhile:
– No water.
– Traffic like it’s a festival + protest + wedding baraat combined.
– AQI doing live demo of “real world simulation.”
– Queues so long they need their own breakout session.
– Cash only food counters. In 2026. At an AI summit.

Can we maybe deploy some AI to manage… the summit?

Also genuinely, what did Jensen Huang know 👀 Cz that last minute skip is starting to look like foresight.

[Bharani @bharani]

@kushika_twt This is how the GST benefit is getting siphoned!

Our FM reduced from 18% to 5%, retailers are parking some of it :)

[Anthropic @AnthropicAI]

New Engineering blog: We tasked Opus 4.6 using agent teams to build a C compiler. Then we (mostly) walked away. Two weeks later, it worked on the Linux kernel.

Here's what it taught us about the future of autonomous software development.

Read more: https://t.co/htX0wl4wIf

[Bharani @bharani]

Has anyone actually gotten access to Opus 4.6's 1M context window?

I tried /model opus[1m] with the $200 max plan and got locked out: "beta not available for this subscription"

Curious who's in the beta. If you are: how's the credit burn? 👀

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Vetrivel Muruganuku Arogara!

On this sacred Thai Poosam, my greetings to everyone. May the blessings of Lord Murugan always remain upon us. May everybody be blessed with good health, success and prosperity.

[Blake Burge @blakeaburge]

A rule that will accelerate your career: If you bring a problem, bring context. If you bring context, bring options. If you bring options, bring a recommendation. People trust people who help them think. Anyone can spot an issue, few can actually help move things forward.

[Bharani @bharani]

@bcherny when will the upgrade on context window size happen?

[Bharani @bharani]

https://t.co/qhJOAKa3oS

[Bharani @bharani]

@dostoevesque 😅😜

[Bharani @bharani]

Right side picture - Alton Appleton character in megan 2.0 movie.

[Bharani @bharani]

Real vs Fiction
OR
Fiction vs Fiction?

#Temple #Deepinder @deepigoyal

[Bharani @bharani]

Hot take: Most people around you don't want you to succeed.

Not consciously. But your happiness makes them uncomfortable.

So what do you do?

Be unf**kable.

Stay annoyingly happy. Stay unreasonably optimistic. Stay winning while they watch.

Happiness is a competitive advantage.

[Bharani @bharani]

"What's the point of posting if no one cares?"

A friend said this to me yesterday. So I showed him something.

I opened X. Pulled up a profile. 4 months old. 40k followers.

"Look at his first post," I said.

8 likes.

"Scroll."

He scrolled. 11 likes. 14. 19.

"Keep going."

31 likes. 47. 82.

The numbers kept climbing. Slowly at first. Then faster.

Then one post—3.3k likes. 412 reposts.

He stopped scrolling.

I turned to him. "What do you take away from this?"

He stared at the screen. Thought about it. Nodded slowly.

"So basically he wasted 45 days figuring it out?"

I looked at him. Then at the screen. Then back at him.

45 days of showing up. Posting when no one cared. Building in silence.

And he saw it as time wasted.

That's the gap.

Most people don't lack talent. They lack patience.

They see the first 45 days as failure. The successful ones see it as foundation.

The secret isn't strategy. It isn't timing. It isn't luck.

It's consistency. Relentless, boring, unsexy consistency.

The graph always looks flat before it goes vertical.

Don't quit while you're still on the flat part.

[Nithin Kamath @Nithin0dha]

Nik has been on a roll, and for someone who started ~50 episodes ago and does it as a side gig, he has really improved over time. Full pro-podcaster he has become. 😀

Goes on to show that the odds of success are much higher when you build things around what you love.
@nikhilkamathcio is curious, looks good, listens, and speaks well, and the magic sauce is launching the podcast at the right time when podcasting in India was just taking off.

The thing that stood out to me was what @elonmusk said beautifully towards the end of the podcast, and also describes much of what Nik does with WTF, which I’m proud of as a brother.

“I’m a big fan of anyone who wants to build. Anyone who aims to make more than they take has my respect. That’s really the core principle: strive to be a net contributor to society.
It’s similar to the pursuit of happiness. If you want to create something valuable or financially successful, the goal shouldn’t be the money itself. Instead, focus on providing genuinely useful products and services. When you do that, the financial rewards tend to follow naturally. Just like happiness—you don’t chase it directly; you pursue the things that lead to it: fulfilling work, learning, friendships, loved ones. The happiness is a byproduct.
It might sound obvious, but anyone starting a company should expect to work extremely hard, accept that there’s a real chance of failure, and stay focused on ensuring that the output is worth more than the input.
Are you creating value? That’s what matters. Make more than you take.”