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yo en sí destaco y tú lo detesta'

[David Oks @davideoks]

I wrote an article on why China got rich and India didn't, and why investing in human capital is so important for poor countries to succeed

[J @jay3shhh]

a lot of B2B startups are going to realise it the hard way that their AI/E&O insurance from Corgi is worthless.

[Lewis 🇺🇸 @ctjlewis]

I get Delve vibes from these guys. Also, nobody here is genuinely excited about insurance, which means it cannot be organic attention, and you are seeing Corgi Corgi Corgi nonstop because someone is paying for you to see that.

[snow @sanuukii]

mfs love doing pariksha pe charcha but can't even conduct a single pariksha

[J @jay3shhh]

@aditya12anand @kingslyj This shit is irredeemable. Thousands of such websites since forever. Even govt ones. And no one bothers to fix even when flagged. I’ve given up long back.

[J @jay3shhh]

@aditya12anand @sentrinus yeah windows is shite, but nice to hear that you have it for linux ( didn't expect anything less from you anyway lol )

[J @jay3shhh]

my brother @aditya12anand used to do this shit for fun in college, runs a startup now. Still isn't taken seriously.
AI will make him insanely rich because people are 5x dumber now than they were when things were still done manually.

[Pratham Vaidya @meetPratham]

Data Security is a literal joke in India. In my 3rd year, I hacked into the exam evaluation system of AKTU, one of India's biggest universities. Full Database access, cleartext pwds, RCE on main server. Reported it 3 years ago. No response.

Full Blog: https://t.co/O5owXsuMlC

[J @jay3shhh]

@aditya12anand @sentrinus Crazy. Do you also do kernel level checks. ( Falco etc. )

[J @jay3shhh]

@aditya12anand create a tool man ( and charge for it )

[J @jay3shhh]

@JoshiJi_ Coempt Edutech is part of the Manipal Group

[dushmanoevsky @chonkychihuahua]

You know those people who derive a sense of superiority over only consuming niche, high brow movies & art & music. im like that will terrible movies & art. I think ur so full of shit if u cant enjoy a ready or a tees maar khan or a maula jatt like what do u know about art

[J @jay3shhh]

Made me cry but we move.

[J @jay3shhh]

The Sheep Detectives is a brilliant film.

[Dan @dancanvell]

I have ridden from Hanoi to Sapa in Vietnam and from Bangkok to Pattaya in Thailand on a motorbike without encountering a single pothole on the roads

Last year, while riding from Guwahati to Shillong (India) with my wife, we almost died. Because our bike skid off of a pothole as deep as half of my bike's tire in the middle of the freaking highway

So don’t you tell me not to call this country a shithole. I'm being nice here

[J @jay3shhh]

@sharmanagendar He has stopped eating Gutka kya ? 😭😭

[arvi @arvindhishappy]

The last time this man was interviewed, he behaved like gen AI. Drank lots of water and gave wrong answers.

[Mao Keji | मुखर्जी @kejimao]

I didn’t expect this post to generate such a huge response.

Here are still a few points I’d like to add:

1) The sharing I did was an academic exchange focused on economic policy-making, and it was completely equal and mutual on both sides.

2) Since I’m not a teacher and didn’t charge any tuition, I have no moral obligation to give the audience a psychological massage, making them feel good so they’ll enter “learning mode.” If they listen and benefit from it, great. If they don’t, I lose nothing.

3) One insight I’ve gained is this: arrogance is actually a manifestation of a deep-seated inferiority complex. The constant need to win every debate stems precisely from being terrified of losing, whereas humbly acknowledging one's problems and seeking advice is the true mark of calm and self-assured confidence.

[The Japan Times @japantimes]

India stands out as one of the biggest losers as the artificial intelligence trade reshapes global investment flows. https://t.co/rLZyOwHrzl

[Arjun* @mxtaverse]

The 2010s will be remembered as India's lost decade.
A giant lost opportunity.

The fruits of economic liberalization were plateauing, and a new growth engine was overdue. A whole generation had started to believe in themselves like never before. Capital was pouring in from everywhere throughout the decade. Technology was totally transforming society and commerce. The 'India story' was unanimously accepted and beyond debate. The liberal global world order was at its zenith, and the Americans had begun to hunt for a China substitute. India was seen as the democratic, English-speaking alternative.

A visionary leader would have taken the surplus generated from services and industrialized rapidly, without making noise. That was the mandate of the people.

One Tughlaqi move in late 2016 changed everything.

[J @jay3shhh]

@abhiiiiiiieeee hiring for a cracked AI engineer in BLR, DM if interested.

[kalim @akhmxt]

paying 9000 indian rupees so that I can do some fitness bakchodi while PE firms hollow out insurance and hijack hospitals in India. They're training you like a dog so that you get accustomed to thinking that a decent lifestyle comes at a premium.