indranil chakraborty

only the shallow know themselves- Oscar Wild. cry.LIVE. laugh.

[indranil chakraborty @IndranilChak]

Luner dreams!

Snapped this in ma Pixel 10 pro.

[Kalam Center @KalamCenter]

It has been 67 years since she left Earth and even now, her story still feels heavy.

Laika wasn't just a dog in a rocket. She was trust, wrapped in fur - a gentle soul who never knew she was being sent to die for science.

Her real name was Kudrjavka, meaning "curly" in Russian. A stray found on Moscow's cold streets, chosen not for her strength, but for her calm. For her ability to survive what others couldn't. As if pain itself made her more "fit" for space.

On November 3, 1957, they placed her inside Sputnik 2 - a capsule with food, water, and padded walls... but no plan to bring her home.

Some say she lived for a few hours. Others say a few days. Either way, her last moments were spent alone, orbiting in silence - unaware of the applause she would never hear.

She circled Earth 2,570 times before her capsule burned up on re-entry, the following April.

Laika didn't choose to be a pioneer. She didn't ask to be a symbol of progress. She was simply a creature who trusted - and in doing so, became the first to bridge the distance between Earth and the stars.

Today, we remember her not with guilt, but with aratitude - for remindina humanitv that everv great journey begins with courage, even from the smallest of hearts.
#laika #grateful #space #spaceexploration #courage

[indranil chakraborty @IndranilChak]

@ashwinidamani What is matter with you? The application is perfect.

[Harry Mack @harrymack]

Hey, WTF???

[SMB Attorney @SMB_Attorney]

Be Joe Rogan:

> Born in Newark, New Jersey, in 1967
> Parents divorce when you’re five
> Lose contact with your father at seven
> Move from New Jersey to California to Florida to Massachusetts
> Grow up scared of getting beaten up and terrified of becoming a loser
> Find martial arts
> Discover something you can get good at by putting in the work
> Become a four-time Massachusetts taekwondo champion
> Your friends think you’re funny
> They tell you to try stand-up
> Spend six months preparing for your first set
> Finally get onstage at a Boston open mic in 1988
> Nearly chicken out
> You can fight people, but telling jokes in front of them is apparently terrifying
> Start chasing comedy anyway
> Deliver newspapers
> Drive a limousine
> Work construction
> Teach martial arts
> Keep working on the act
> Head to New York in 1990
> Stay with your grandfather in Newark for the first six months while scraping together money
> Move to Los Angeles in 1994
> Land a sitcom called Hardball
> It gets canceled
> Land NewsRadio
> Finally have a steady television paycheck
> Keep doing stand-up
> Get hired to host Fear Factor
> Become nationally recognizable for watching people make terrible dietary decisions
> Turn your love of martial arts into a UFC commentary career
> Comedy, fighting, television
> A pretty good career already
> Then, at 42, start a podcast
> Christmas Eve, 2009
> Sit down with Brian Redban and start broadcasting online
> Spend part of the first episode figuring out the equipment
> There are animated snowflakes on the screen
> This is the beginning of your future media empire
> Keep talking
> Bring on comedians, fighters, scientists and people with very elaborate theories about aliens
> Let conversations run for hours
> Build an audience that comes back for the next one
> Sign with Spotify in 2020
> Renew in 2024 and expand distribution back across other platforms
> Presidential candidates start showing up for interviews
> The guy from Fear Factor has become a campaign stop
> October 2026
> Renew your Spotify partnership on terms reportedly worth around $250 million
> Keep the show available on competing platforms
> Keep editorial control
> More than 18 million followers on Spotify
> More than 21 million on YouTube
> Thirty-eight years after nearly backing out of your first open mic

Hell of an overnight success!

[indranil chakraborty @IndranilChak]

@richminer @gobo_dev @BenAffleck @UMassLowell Spot on! Many of us do not know this for sure.

[indranil chakraborty @IndranilChak]

@joev311 @dedene Haha

[Gaurav @Leapofcode]

asked claude in cursor to make a video on history of programming.

[Maria Popova @themarginalian]

Nietzsche on how to find yourself and the true purpose of education https://t.co/83VfVtX4b1

[Zherka @ZherkaOfficial]

People hate the strong but submit to him; they love the weak but despise him.

—Dostoyevsky

[indranil chakraborty @IndranilChak]

@imkevin149 Opposite view ..it's the best one ever but probably for those who like slow burn

[indranil chakraborty @IndranilChak]

@FoxNews Wild no drama

[indranil chakraborty @IndranilChak]

@tim_cook Haha

[indranil chakraborty @IndranilChak]

@JulieBorowski @SonOfAristotle Haha, I’m from India myself and have lived my entire life here—I can absolutely vouch for this being true.

[Ichigo Niggasake @SomaKazima2]

You go to other countries & act a fool. WE ARE NOT ALL LIKE THIS Y'ALL 😭😭😭 many of us with brains despise Americans like this

[indranil chakraborty @IndranilChak]

@chikanlegpiece Said it out loud ...so true

[indranil chakraborty @IndranilChak]

@SarahJean121128 Take care of yourself! Om Shanti.

[Pritam Chauhan @Im_pritam18]

Dr. Pratosh at IISc Bengaluru tells his students that rapid advances in AI are commoditizing intellectual labour.

He raises an unsettling question: if companies stop recruiting on campus in the next 5–10 years—even at India’s top universities—what will the purpose of a university education be ?

A must watch video for everyone in tech

[indranil chakraborty @IndranilChak]

@valleyeri @KegsnEggs That's a really good thought.

[indranil chakraborty @IndranilChak]

@ShabbosK Beautiful ..so good to read something positive!