Akul

This is why I started @RealDSA_!!

Twitter is nice but a few unknown face with blue ticks are trying very hard to get engagement revenue. It’s fine for me, I am retired and can afford to waste a day in having fun n laugh. You should be very careful with this. My recommendation is that you will get value only from real people because they know the words like accountability n reliability. Baaki aapka jo mn ho kro, aazad desh h ji. 😁

@Hiteshdotcom 🎯💯

@taashuu_ @TeamShiksha @sunnykgupta ✊🏻🚀📈

small update :) joined @TeamShiksha - will be managing projects + building things - started by exploring existing work from a user’s perspective - excited to learn & ship with the team Thanks to @sunnykgupta for the opportunity Stay tuned, let’s see what we ship together 🦾🚀

@VazeKshitij 🙌🏻💜

Good morning Ladies and Gents! Happy to tell y'all that I'mma be speaking at The Drone Community's 3rd meetup, at Starhub Coworking, Koregaon Park, Pune. The meetup happens at 4:00 PM, on Sunday, 22nd March. I'll be presenting a short talk on Control systems, focusing on PID controllers and the math behind it. If you'd like to attend, here is the link - forms.gle/W7T4gK3eQhdnfx… Also, the location of the meetup - maps.app.goo.gl/Qw7F4iH2dXLAy3…

@teej_dv @nikitabier @thestanduppod Yayy! I would love to watch 😊🙌🏻

hey @nikitabier can you come on our podcast @thestanduppod to talk about your blockers sometime? would be fun

@Hiteshdotcom Feels so good to see this pic 😇🫶🏻

Too much engineering in 1 frame 😁

@sunnykgupta @JioHotstar @cricketworldcup @ICC @ESPNcricinfo @Sports 🫡🔥💯

Let that sink in... a platform built from the ground up just streamed over 72.5MN fans at the same time. With personalized ads, real‑time commentary, rich match analytics and a tidal wave of emotions all holding steady. A double win for the @JioHotstar engineering and product teams... we broke global streaming records and then stayed on to celebrate India lifting the T20 World Cup trophy together.

The best live streaming infrastructure to ever exist. Hats off to the @JioHotstar team 🫡

Learn algorithms - visually! An excellent collection of interactive algorithms organized by category. Check it out. algorithm-visualizer.org

This sounds like a promising book. Mallaby is a sharp observer, and sharpness + access tends to yield insights.

𝗜𝗻𝗳𝗹𝘂𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗹𝗼𝘃𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗮𝗹𝗸 𝗮𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝘀𝘂𝘀𝗵𝗶 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗻𝗮𝗽 𝗽𝗼𝗱𝘀 𝗮𝘁 𝗴𝗼𝗼𝗴𝗹𝗲. they make it look like we spend our days in a playground. after 4 years at google canada, i can tell you they are missing the point. the biggest benefit isn't the free food. it's not even the gym or the micro kitchens. if you come for the snacks, you’ll be bored in a month. the real reasons why people stay for years are different. here are the perks that actually matter: → the brilliance of the people you are constantly surrounded by the sharpest minds in the industry. every conversation is an opportunity to learn something new. people don't just solve problems, they solve them at a global scale. → the culture of helpfulness despite the size of the company, the willingness to help is incredible. if you are stuck, there is always someone ready to hop on a call. technology is just the tool, it's the collective brainpower that wins. → access and transparency you can reach out to almost any team across the globe. the internal mobility and ability to learn from different domains is hard to find elsewhere. you aren't restricted to your corner, you are encouraged to explore. → 20% projects this isn't just a myth for the news. it's a real practice that allows you to spend time on passion projects. it’s how some of the most common tools we use today were born. → support for the family google looks after you even when you aren't at your desk. from generous parental leave to "work from anywhere" weeks. it’s about giving you the flexibility to be a human first. the free meals are a nice bonus, but they don't define the experience. the real advantage is the growth that comes from being in the room with the best. grateful for 4 years of learning and looking forward to what’s next. PS: we can host our friends and family to the office whenever we want :)

@techie_piyush Wow there is just so much there at Google especialy the brilliant minds around... Congratulations bhayia ji on completing 4 years at Google. GBU with more success in future 🥳

My dream was to build a home before I turn 23 and we just achieved step 1 of it at 19 by booking land for it 2 days ago. Me and @arpitchugh will build a beautiful home for our family.

If you have a moderately high iq you can probably learn anything you want today with ai if you put in the hours

People who ask better questions rarely struggle with answers.

@aayushchugh Congratulations 🙌🎉

We got 3rd, lesss gooo. First and second was for all girls teams 😋

> Be Sebastian Thrun > Born in Germany > Grow up obsessed with math and computers in the middle of nowhere > Lose your best friend in a car accident at 18 > Decide you'll dedicate your life to make cars drive themselves!! > Study computer science > Get a PhD in computer science at 26 > Move to Carnegie Mellon as a professor and barely anyone knows your name > Build AI systems in the lab while the rest of the world is still printing MapQuest directions > Join Stanford at 33 as a full professor > Enter DARPA Grand Challenge 2005: a race for driverless cars across the Mojave Desert > Win it > First autonomous vehicle to ever complete the course > Stanford and CMU become the two most feared robotics labs on earth > @Google calls > Join as a secret early employee and co-found Google X 🤯 > Convince Larry Page (google co-founder) to fund a self-driving car program > Build the team that becomes @Waymo, now valued at over $45B > Also somehow build Google Street View on the side > Also somehow build Google Glass > Give a @TEDTalks that 13 million people watch > Get named one of @TIME's 100 most influential people > Realize most humans can't access Stanford-level education > Teach a free online AI course in 2011 > 160,000 students sign up in weeks > Watch it become the most enrolled course in history at the time > Leave Stanford and co-found @udacity > Try to revolutionize higher education for everyone on earth > Raise $105M > Pivot when the original model doesn't scale > Reinvent Udacity as a nanodegree platform for working adults > Partner with Google, Facebook, AT&T, Mercedes > Launch Kitty Hawk with Larry Page, a flying car startup > Yes, flying cars > Yes, flying cars > It actually flies > Also advise the White House on AI policy > Still somehow find time to be a clinical professor at Stanford > Still somehow find time to join us next wednesday 8pm (PT) on Twitch, Youtube and X for the first tech late-night show. > You can ask him anything you want during the livestream. Sebastian Thurn is a GOAT. register below ↓

Few people consciously realize this, but a resume is just a predictor of performance. If you can skip straight to performance, you don't need the predictor.