Antriksh Malik

@pingshivam AI learnt from humans. Not the other way round

ppl will say AI wrote it

@patelzeel68 You should go on a trip with your flatmates someday, will definitely out do this solo trip. Can docusign this claim. Cc @dramikei

A few months ago, I took my first ever solo trip. To Iceland. This is my letter to the country, its beauty and my experience:

@patelzeel68 Can we setup a meet? Really wanna park my money somewhere. Please help out

Winning should be the new way to save. If you're not deposited into Ample yet, glad to give you a 1:1 onboarding if you want to park size and are considering Ample. DMs open!

me watching Claude Code write the code for me

@pingshivam Just 2 days back i heard you saying how unemployed you were

BEHOLDD the blue tick has ARRIVED!

@mishika251 @HYROXIndia The crazy part here is that, Hyrox mumbai was a category up for you, and still clenched the podium. Well deserved 💯

Promised a podium finish at Hyrox Delhi 🤝 🥈Delivered a podium finish at Hyrox Mumbai, in a month after that! ✅

@dramikei Zyaada grass touch karli lmao. Beta 9 update just rolled out for me, let’s see if things get fixed.

@AntrikshMalik Its a reminder to go out and touch grass. Hence Its a feature

iOS 26 beta 8 - battery discharges super fast, need to charge my phone like 4x a day now

You can turn your Mac trackpad into a weighing scale

PBF is down to 16.5% SMM has increased to 43kg Even though the metrics look strong. The lack of doing cardio all these years has caught me blindsided. Will be interesting to see the kind of impact the competitive env will have on my performance.

Being the said friend in this thread, this man beared my cancellation cost too. Statistical overlord

Questioning my life choices after doing a hyrox simulation. Dont know how I’ll survive the real thing

Upgraded to iOS 26 (beta). Initial impressions - glass UI aint as bad as people are portraying. However, the performance drop is significant, lagginess can be felt even in the basic most things, and that’s when I’m using a fully charged 16 pro.

@0xabhk It’s an overkill if you’re someone who is not a super active person. But if you are, i have found it to be an excellent tool to track my recoveries and push myself accordingly

boys is whoop really worth it?

How is this app free

@shivanshxyz @0xanmol @kanishkkhurana Kaat ke toh woh gayi thhi bhai

@AntrikshMalik @0xanmol @kanishkkhurana bina knife ke cut kaise hoga?

Sometimes a mf just needs to motorboat two molten chocolate cakes at once to feel something

Hyrox Delhi – locked in. Entering a 2-month focused grind. Starting metrics: • PBF: 19% • SMM: 41kg Will document the journey here. Stay tuned.

“Curiosity triumphs previous biases” - le @patelzeel68 at 2 in the mornin

It is easy to criticise consumer internet startups in India, especially when you compare them to the deep technical excellence being built in US/China. Using our example, the reality is this: there are almost 1.5 Lakh real people who are earning livelihoods on Zepto today - a company that did not exist 3.5 years ago. ₹1,000+ Crores of tax contribution to the government per year, over a billion dollars of FDI brought into the country and hundreds of crores invested in organizing India's backend supply chains (especially for fresh fruits and vegetables). If that isn't a miracle in Indian innovation, I honestly don't know what is. Why doesn't India have its own large-scale foundational AI model? It's because we still haven't built great internet companies. Most technology-led innovation over the past 2 decades has originated from consumer internet companies. Who scaled cloud computing? Amazon (originally a consumer internet company). Who are the big players in AI today? Facebook, Google, Alibaba, Tencent etc. (all started as consumer internet companies). Consumer internet companies drive this innovation because they have the best data, talent, and capital to put behind it. We need to build great local champions in internet that are generating hundreds of millions of dollars in FCF first if we ever want to get a piece of great technology revolutions. The startup ecosystem, the government, and the owners of large pools of Indian capital need to actively support the creation of these local champions, not pull down the teams that are trying hard to get there. Zepto is still far away from being a great Internet company that can hold a candle to the global best. But we are executing day in and day out to get there. I can promise that any capital we generate from this business (and it honestly looks like we will) will be invested towards long-term innovation and value creation in India. That is essentially what I am dedicating the next few decades of my life to try to do: create dynamism in the Indian economy and our capital markets, in the same way the Americans have for decades. We have the talent and capital; we just need the execution.