Nitish Reddy

Product Guy who can code. Interested in indiehacking, SaaS, and businesses in general.

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

@NilimDutta I’m all ears. Educate me. But if the goal is persuasion, it’s hard to get there by assuming moral superiority or dismissing others as ‘privilege.’ That framing shuts down the very conversation you seem to want.

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

@NilimDutta That is your perspective. It must be right because you know yourself best.

Why can’t we offer others the same courtesy and give them the benefit of doubt instead of calling them that they “reek of privilege”?

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

@NilimDutta Likewise, I’m free to call you out!

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

@NilimDutta You’ve made similar assumptions about the OP too. Why is it okay for you to do that but not for others. I have merely mirrored your tweet.

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

@NilimDutta Neither have I stopped you Sir. You called him out for his privilege. How is that okay?

I am all up for questioning the government. By no means is our government close to perfect.

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

@NilimDutta @mayukh_panja It’s funny how you flip the script and ask if tribals should not be on twitter. Nowhere in my tweet did I suggest that. In fact, your question implies that you believe the original poster should not be given a passport. Is that your intent?

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

@NilimDutta No, I’m saying let people share their experiences without calling them out for privilege when that is not the point of their tweet. Just like how you didn’t like my tweet, the original poster @mayukh_panja would not have liked your tweet. Are you saying he / I should not be on X?

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

@NilimDutta Only 2% of India’s 1.4 billion citizens are even on X. So your lecture on “privilege” actually reeks of privilege. A poor Adivasi may lack electricity, internet, or even a smartphone, while you enjoy enough leisure to post moral sermons here on someone’s unrelated experience :)

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

@SahilBloom Curious how / when you manage child care (school drop offs / pick up), meal prep, morning / night routines?

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

@anithakan @CuraiHQ Are you open to hiring someone who trained and worked in the US, but will be based in India?

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

Ya, and Joe Biden would know which way to fold the banana leaf based on the occasion

[Amock_ @Amockx2022]

Joe Biden : When you give toast with empty glass, it should be in your left hand

Modi : Hihihi.. Hahahaha.. Hehehehe 😭

Joe Biden : He thinks i am kidding but i am not

Modi : Hehehehhe.. Hahahah 😭

India needs an educated PM desperately

https://t.co/PHupqnSmjF

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

Folks criticizing @watilo are privileged, not a parent, or both

[Cory Watilo @watilo]

my wife and two kids (5 and 2) are flying @SouthwestAir today. and because i refuse to pay for seats, their seats were auto assigned.

my 2 year old in his own row without his mom or sister.

i sorta figured when the websites breaks out age 0-4, they'd factor this in but nah...

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

Sumthing is a magic square puzzle game. I loved magic squares as a kid and wanted to gamify the experience so others can share my love. Here is my take, built with Replit!

https://t.co/1rKsOGPRK0

https://t.co/FUMzR4r3Et

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

Went from idea on Sunday to published app in iOS on Wednesday. All this with a newborn sleeping on one hand and a phone in the other.

@Replit and @amasad cooked with the native app capabilities of agent, from building to publishing in the App Store!

App link in reply 👇

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

@malpani @deepigoyal @bhash @zomato He shared facts and his perspective on what would happen once additional regulation comes in.

One would expect you to counter it with your perspective on why he is wrong, instead of personal attacks!

[Vijay Shekhar Sharma @vijayshekhar]

2nm chip design in India — is probably the biggest achievement milestone of India’s Semi Journey.
Congratulations everyone involved in getting it thru ! 👏🏼👏🏼

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

While corruption at any level is bad, what differentiates India is not its corruption at the highest level (that exists every where), it’s the corruption at every level! It makes the system dysfunctional for the common man!

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

India lacks a functioning concept of conflict of interest in governance.

The father is pushing ethanol blending as aggressive national policy, while the son’s company reaps extraordinary profits after entering the ethanol sector.

In any mature democracy, the father would have stepped down the moment his son joined a business tied to his ministry, to simply avoid the appearance of impropriety.

Even if both are entirely honest, the optics are damning. Yet there is no uproar: the opposition stays silent since their own leaders’ companies benefit from the ethanol boom, and ordinary citizens who raise questions can simply be dismissed as oil-lobby trolls. A sad state of affairs!

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

Everybody wants to live in a great country! Nobody wants to build one!

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

@NotionMail I need this!

[Nitish Reddy @itisNit]

Popular meme when I was a kid: Intel Inside, Mental outside!

It’s playing out now! ;)