June Bug

Journalist & other misc.
I 'x' about the perception of life in India in the info-age Holocene.
RTs are FYIs.

Views of society, obv.

[NTB (Balu) @chupchap]

Crazy show of lights over Sydney today ⚡

[June Bug @thejunebug]

@AroonDeep India's too big so we're bound to have our share of the big but unrecognisables or unknowns 😛

[June Bug @thejunebug]

February 2026 is days away..

https://t.co/jznLooMTNV

[June Bug @thejunebug]

Shudder to think of the coming months.

[AtuI Karmarkar @atulkarmarkar]

Energy sapping weather in Pune. Just don't feel like stepping outdoors.

[Akshay D @akkiman]

The city looked spectacular on the live telecast.. Lots of crowds everywhere!
I hope this is an annual thing.
Lots of lessons to be learnt (police/admin coordination), but having this race is worth it.
The city is a haven for cyclists with its flats, slopes, & great weather.

[Dilip Kumar @kmr_dilip]

There’s a strange problem in entrepreneurship that people who’ve never built anything feel very confident telling founders what to do. Most advice comes from people who haven’t earned the right to do that. They haven’t failed or risked their savings. Never hired or fired, never stressed to figure out how to pay salaries when the bank balance looks empty.

Building a company is suffering with purpose. Advice without scars is just noise especially when it comes from someone who has never felt that pain. Everyone has an opinion on the internet- Deepinder Goyal shouldn’t do this. Nithin Kamath should do that. It’s easy to have opinions when you don’t carry the consequences. The world is weird that way because it rewards loud commentary

If you’re a founder-just starting out or already funded, be selective about whose advice you take. Very few people have paid for their lessons in time, money or with stress. Giving chat GPT advice is easy. But it doesn’t build companies.

[tikender panwar @tikender]

*Himalayan Pralay: Capitalism’s Reckoning in the Age of Kalyug*

>The 2025 floods mark a deadly pattern, not a rare disaster.
>Kalyug’s cosmic deluge is now capitalism’s ecological fallout.

I ✍️ this article published in #TheHindu today.
https://t.co/kuOVoFzAwo

[June Bug @thejunebug]

"He was also just not a bore." 😂😂😂

@TishaSrivastav on Bill Aitken: https://t.co/AltgRkNK78

[June Bug @thejunebug]

@sama Why are there so many limits on 4o free 🥲

[Navin Kabra @NGKabra]

Pune Knowledge on Tap.

Starting a new thing (with @AshishPonders @AdhesionLab @storyrulesindia @sjpatil). A monthly series of talks with experts. Over drinks at Wynkk Aundh. Last Thursday of every month, 6:30pm. Please mark your calendars. (And see next tweet. RT for reach)

[June Bug @thejunebug]

What's the demographic of the Indian twitter user? 🤔

[June Bug @thejunebug]

for some perspective..

https://t.co/mPZYKyzw5N

[June Bug @thejunebug]

Nothing like living in a neighbourhood where Silent Night, Holy Night does not belong, not even remotely.

Yet, every time a car reverses, there it is. 😂😂

[June Bug @thejunebug]

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck?

[Navin Kabra @NGKabra]

If you haven't done this you aren't using AI enough

[June Bug @thejunebug]

@jackerhack Except the dial tone sounds more sinister 😁

[June Bug @thejunebug]

Anyone going to Mumbai this Saturday (March 1) from Pune, at about 1 or 2pm? 🤞

[June Bug @thejunebug]

@akkiman @SidShirole @PMCPune Double parking is our birthright! Parking lights absolve everything 🙂

[Aashish Chandorkar @c_aashish]

Baba Kalyani's Bharat Forge to join hands with AMD for Made in India servers

https://t.co/kttULQJ2HY

[June Bug @thejunebug]

Perspective from the auto driver today:

Food delivery apps have cannibalized rickshaw drivers' incomes.

"Previously, people used to go to restaurants to eat. If it was two or more, they'd take an auto... now everyone gets their food delivered at home."

[June Bug @thejunebug]

@s_ketharaman Okay

[June Bug @thejunebug]

India may be the only country where "being sneaky" is a feature.

Quick commerce platforms routinely state, for your selected address, that delivery will happen within 15-20 minutes depending on the time of the day. Have you ever checked how long it actually takes

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