Abhishek Gaonkar

@tech_burner Is the chipset on par with the competitors in same price bracket?

We have been using Pixel 9 Pro XL from last few weeks… You can ask your questions… so it can be answered on our Long Term review

stripe Just nailed it with a new developer website. Nice fresh look after a long time.

It's never the right time, but right now is usually the best time.

@amuldotexe Sending good vibes. ✨

A lot is happening today after 9 years got a car which won't feel a bit odd when handing keys to a valet in a 5 star hotel I remember that being a theme for last many years, I like my Alto a lot, but I always felt a little hesitant when going to certain places where there were far better cars as a guy barely interested in cars, or at least someone who didn't make his personality about the car he drives, it always felt like a slippery slope, because most of my prosperity is so much about luck I've seen my cousins who have defined themselves by the car they drive, eventually being humbled by fate the universe has a funny way of crushing arrogance & hence I was scared about making similar mistakes anyways perhaps the costliest thing I bought ever, bought on a loan if you told us about being at this place 12 years ago, I wouldn't have believed you I wish someone had told me I'd be as lucky, I would have worried far lesser & probably lived a lot more as someone who travels by metro + auto all the time, this isn't exactly what I was excited about, mostly because the 90s kid isn't used to what he can afford to spend on it feels excessive in terms of a spend it feels beyond what I think I deserve there's so many places this constantly shows up for now I am scared to celebrate too much fearing the fate of my over-confident cousins at the same time a part of me tells me that we did good and this is reasonable not too frugal not too excessive somewhere in the middle it's time for the 90s kid to let go of his all-or-nothing thinking iykwim

@JamesClear Binging on YouTube videos, not getting enough exercise throughout the day, staying cooped up inside home all day.

Which of your current habits is least aligned with the type of person you hope to become?

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@JamesClear Touche!

If you want a recipe for unhappiness, spend your time accumulating a lot of money and let your health and relationships deteriorate.

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