Rishab Nahata

Good is imperative. Greatness is a choice • engineering @awscloud • bachelors @iitkgp

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@imgarvitanand Curious question: Did he tell you about the match, or did you? XD

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@imgarvitanand Are you really this detached from reality, or do you write such random things to motivate yourself, or are you saying RCB never wanted the trophy before?

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@its__shreyansh @imgarvitanand I just don’t understand how you can defend the hooligan behavior of RCB, Virat Kohli, and RCB fans, who were making anyone in a yellow jersey fear outside the stadium🙏🏻

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The behavior of the RCB team and its fans is just as appalling as that of the Bangladesh Cricket team :)

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@imgarvitanand @its__shreyansh I hope Bangladesh wins a trophy this time.

Sorry, I mean RCB…

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A group of ordinary players turned into a formidable powerhouse. The man knows how to bring out best in everyone :)
#CSKvsGT #Dhoni

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The idea that Devin or similar AI could replace the software developers overlooks the true depth of profession. Software development is much much more than just writing or compiling code

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Simple solutions to complex problems have intangible engineering value.

[Balaji @balajis]

Hardware is hard.

That’s why Elon is by far the greatest founder of all time.

Remember — countless startups die just while trying to put stationary beige boxes on desktops. Very smart people get crushed by supply chain disruptions, or China tariffs, or lockdowns, or shipping interruptions, or regulatory delays.

Not Elon. He didn’t just survive financial crisis and coronavirus. He managed to build physical things in America while fighting the state and the laws of nature at the same time.

Somehow he managed to simultaneously build not just a car company but a rocket company. Those don’t just have “moving parts”, they are a moving whole.

The difficulty level here is insane. Hardware is completely different from software. One recall, just one serious bug, can destroy your company. If you are charging $50 for something that costs $40, and you need to recall and replace a million units, you’re usually dead.

So just one of these companies — just Tesla, or just SpaceX — would be an incredible accomplishment for anyone. Even a very intelligent and hardworking person would have to live an incredibly boring, disciplined, focused life to possibly maintain the extremely low error rate needed to profitably ship such complex products.

Not Elon. He did SpaceX and Tesla while having N children by K women. While also cofounding OpenAI and Neuralink and Boring Company. While fighting and defeating countless journalists, politicians, haters, and short sellers. And of course while buying Twitter, posting all the time, and building a following larger than almost any politician.

The better you are, the better you understand how much better Elon is. If you’re good at math you appreciate Ramanujan’s greatness. If you’re good at basketball you respect how amazing Michael Jordan was. Elon is like that, for tech. Everyone in tech understands the sport we’re playing, and he really is the greatest of all time.

[du @thedulab]

It’s incredibly hard to mess up an opportunity that’s actually meant for you. You think something would’ve worked out had you just not made that one mistake. Doesn’t work like that. If success rested upon such fragility, it was never supposed to happen. Leave the scarcity behind

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@ravihanda Looks more like a post by a frustrated employee about this boss xD

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@imgarvitanand These fans which Kohli acquired in 2016 (when he was already a superstar) would never really understand the Indian Cricket Journey.

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@imgarvitanand Watch / Re-watch (or whatever) those India matches from 2005-2019.. you’ll understand what it takes to earn the “best finisher” tag

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@imgarvitanand As I said… maybe you missed watching cricket during 2005-2019

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Not taking anything away from VK… he provided amazing stability to the middle order.. ✌🏻

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Stats might be on VK’s side… but IMHO, Rohit and Shami had a greater impact than him in this WC…
Letssss gooo for the last dance!🇮🇳

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The next GPT is CEO GPT? xD

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The finals should come down to Aussies believing Rohit/Gill ke bat mein spring tha :/