gave 5 upsc mains
taught 10,000+ upsc aspirants
run a community of ex-upsc aspirants
built a computational model of upsc ecosystem
main: @bhupalamsailesh
i quit upsc after 5 attempts, had one more and everyone was pushing me to give that last one. but i had already wasted atleast a year. shouldv'e quit after 4th. it was sunk cost fallacy which made me drag through the fifth.
work expands to fill time, if we really get to the essentials and leave the useless or low value stuff, we only need 5-6 hours of consistent effort on 80% of all our days. but to understand what's the important part is the bottleneck.
generally i think building is better than giving. building in such a way that it solves problems and makes everyone better off, where incentives are aligned and solves the problem in perpetuity rather than feel good temporary giving is much better.
Everybody who ever lived had the same amount of time per day. If we're telling ourselves we don't have time for something, it simply means it's not important for us.
@Coffeeprenuer Hiring managers don’t know who they want, HRs don’t know what hiring manager is saying, there is no match between JDs and actual job, and people inflate what they’ve done to a crazy extent. But it’s a step forward
If something as tangibly destructive as nuclear weapons couldn’t be stopped from proliferating into tens of thousands of warheads, I don’t see AI development slowing down anytime soon.
Prisoner’s dilemma all the way to AGI.
@kunalb11 You’re taking humans too seriously. Entropy doesn’t need us. If we disappeared right now, not even a speck of dust within the Sahara worth of change would happen to the universe or entropy.
@indiainpixels Here's my attempt - concepts as interconnected cosmic spheres, shows evolution, cross cultural parallels, modern day applications, deep dives into specific concepts
link - https://t.co/Yo6dXyv7tn
@indiainpixels#RigVedaHack
@indiainpixels Here's my attempt - concepts as interconnected cosmic spheres, shows evolution, cross cultural parallels, modern day applications, deep dives into specific concepts
link - https://t.co/Yo6dXyv7tn
@indiainpixels#RigVedaHack
2> coming from self expression - fun, art, game, liking the process, need to do what I love to do, keep getting excited about possibilities
this is like drinking from a clear serene pond, makes you happy and content even if you don't achieve your goal
there are 2 types of drive/motivation
1> coming from trauma - revenge, jealousy, need to feel powerful, keep reliving painful past to get energised
this is like drinking salt water, makes you more thirsty and you die unhappy even after you achieve your goal