Aashish Yadav

build mode 🛠️🔨

[Aashish Yadav @x0aashish]

Super excited to be a part of Launchpad and thanks to @iimb_official & @nsrcel for believing in our vision.

Looking forward to it🚀

[Helpia @HelpiaOfficial]

We are elated to announce that @CarboniteClub will be part of the Launchpad 🚀 Program from @nsrcel , @iimb_official.

Looking forward to a lot of learnings, mentoring sessions & improvements as we grow to build an Identity builder for the world.

[NVIDIA @nvidia]

Water usage has been a hot topic in the AI data center world, but the numbers may surprise you.

According to the Manhattan Institute, data centers use 0.2 percent of daily water usage in the U.S. and that number has dramatically decreased in the past few years due to a new method: liquid cooling.

By moving to 45°C liquid cooling, AI factories in favorable climates can use dry coolers instead of conventional cooling-tower-based systems, cutting facility cooling water use from roughly 2.6M gallons per MW per year to near zero.

Liquid cooling enables AI factories to be both water and energy efficient, while creating opportunities for heat reuse and dispersal to local communities, allowing these factories to become energy grid assets.

Learn more below ⬇️

https://t.co/7WanoPNKTR

[Bryan Johnson @bryan_johnson]

If you're struggling in life, do this:

> final food 4 hours before sleep
> screens off 60 before bed
> read a book 10 min before sleep
> light in eyes when waking
> exercise daily

Do it for 7 days straight.

It works. I promise.

[Aashish Yadav @x0aashish]

@anything Yes @anything , would love it

[0xMarioNawfal @RoundtableSpace]

Someone gave Claude Code permanent memory and it hit 46k stars in 48hrs

95% less token consumption/session. Never hits context limits. Picks up exactly where you left off.

One command install. Completely free.

[Aashish Yadav @x0aashish]

@PhilipJohnston @Xinyi_Tong1 Wow, must have been one of the best months for you. So happy for you, Philip. Letsgoooo🚀

[Ankur Warikoo @warikoo]

Got an email from this morning
I went to the US for my masters in Fall 2022 and completed it, but I could not secure a full time job that could sponsor me.
I had to return to India in July 2025.
I joined a media company in Pune in September, but the salary is very low compared to my situation.

I have an education loan of around 40 lakhs. My current salary is 56k.
My EMI is 45k, rent is 12k, travel is 3k, and other expenses come to about 10k.
I somehow manage to put 25k towards my EMI and my dad gives me 20k every month to help.
I am 25 and it feels terrible that I am stuck like this.

I am trying hard to switch jobs, but my mental health has taken a big hit. I feel ashamed and helpless, and I genuinely don’t know what to do next. That is why I am reaching out to you.

Here was my response
If I were you, I would not ask for help from dad and figure my s**t out.
It will be tough, extremely difficult - but it will leave with you no choices but to work through your difficulty.

Right now the mental health hit you talk about is a privilege - because you have the option of thinking about your state and feeling terrible about it.

I am suggesting you should not even have a f-ing second to think about your miserable life - instead do everything in your capacity (odd jobs, internships, multiple jobs) to get over this bump.

I wish, and I am certain you wish too, that things were different.
But they aren't.
So now - you have to play it differently.

You got this, my friend.
______

I relate to this feeling of feeling ashamed, helpless, useless, unworthy.
And when people ask me - how did I come out of these hard situations, I struggle to answer.

Because the honest truth is - I didn't have a choice.
There was no backup, no generational wealth, no emergency fund, no savior.
So I just kept moving my hands and legs, gasping for breath and hoping I don't drown.

And may, just maybe, that saved me.
And that could save someone else as well.

You don't realize how courageous you are until being courageous is the only option you have.

[Aashish Yadav @x0aashish]

@lizwathuti A final critical point: "It's not that young people don't engage" in water, "it's just that there are few resources that are targeted towards the locally-led solutions" they are already building.

We need to institutionalize support, not just ad-hoc projects. #iwmi #COP30

[Aashish Yadav @x0aashish]

🔴 Happening NOW in Room 7: "A Global Call for Hydrological Resilience." Kicking off a critical #COP30 side event. We must put water at the heart of climate action.

Great to see the Kingdom of the Netherlands & International Water Management Institute convening this. #IWMI

[Aashish Yadav @x0aashish]

@lizwathuti How do we really involve youth in water governance?

1. Real knowledge sharing (simplify the complexity).
2. Guaranteed "presence and participation" – "if you're not present, you cannot influence".

Fund implementation of youth-led solutions. #iwmi #COP30