Aditya Challa

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I collected 100+ apps published on the App Store in last 6 months and making $50K+ MRR. Comment "App" and I'll send it to you. (must be following so I can DM you)

THIS GUY VIBE CODED A RUNNING APP WITH CLAUDE CODE IN A WEEKEND THAT TURNS YOUR CITY INTO A BATTLEFIELD he wanted a reason to go outside so he built an app where you claim real territory on a map just by running through it every street you run on becomes yours. your neighborhood turns into your turf, but other runners can take it from you by running the same streets imagine runners waking up at 4am just to claim their blocks before anyone else does the territory mechanic is what makes this different from every other running tracker because it gives you a reason to care about your next run, not just the one you just finished if this idea is executed and marketed correctly it'll blow up on the app store most fitness apps try to motivate you with stats and streaks, but this one actually motivates you with competition over real streets in your actual city vibe coded in a weekend by a guy who doesn't even know how to code

The most female-led product org in tech right now: Chief Product Officer: Ami Vora Claude Code/Cowork Head of Product: Cat Wu Claude Code/Cowork Head of Eng: Fiona Fung Claude Platform Head of Product: Angela Jiang Claude Platform Head of Eng: Katelyn Lesse Research Head of Product: Dianne Penn President: Daniela Amodei (Also, the fastest-growing company in history)

@pegasius01 No. It’s the biggest reveal. A song of ice and fire is written by Samwell Tarly within the GoT series

The biggest mistake in GOT. They had him right there. The White Walker looked Samwell Tarly in the eyes and just... walked past.

@svembu @sanjeevsanyal @Yumjumkamdak True. But they would not have been implemented properly if not for conviction and years of preparation by the bureaucracy.

@Yumjumkamdak 1991 reforms did not come from any deep conviction. We were going bankrupt and the creditors were demanding changes.

In the 1980s, most IITians would go abroad. In 1989, when I graduated from IIT Madras, I remember feeling extremely dejected about our country. Punjab, Kashmir and Assam were all burning. My heart was not in engineering. I was mostly reading books in Economics and Philosophy - we had a good library. The burning question in my mind was "Why are we so poor?" Some of my classmates and I wrote an article in the IIT campus newspaper in late 1988-early 1989 (there were two newspapers, Focus and Spectator, and I believe we published in Focus, they were reproduced using "cyclostyling" machines - please look them up!). In my vague recollection, the thrust of the article was that the IIT system was failing to serve the needs of the country and the country itself was facing a profound stagnation (I wish I could get that article now - a copy may be in some dusty basement in IIT). I want to know what I thought and said as a 21 year old in 1989 that I agree with and what I disagree with today. By 1989, I had become a committed anti-socialist, having lived through the socialist stagnation of India. By 1989, the collapse of the Soviet Union was on, and China was in turmoil - the Tinananmen student protests and their forced suppression. By 1991, India needed an emergency IMF loan. The 1991 economic reforms by Shri Manmohan Singh happened due to pressure from the IMF. So you can imagine the mood in 1989. That was the India I left in 1989. I was feeling miserable to leave but hopeless to stay. In 1990, I came home for a visit and thought of dropping out of my PhD and staying home. I was home sick. I started to study Singapore and Japan during 1990-94 in my PhD years - the "Why are we so poor" question. By 1994, I decided I would be in the private sector and took up an R&D job in Qualcomm.

@Jason I’m in

We started an AI founder twitter group... reply with "I'm in" if you're a founder and want to be added

Flutter changed how apps are built. Testing now needs to catch up. The real conversation today is not just coverage. It is release readiness. Read more - qapilot.io/news/joe-colan…

This is true of startups too. You launch to learn what you should have built.

So the 3 he won in Scotland don't count even though they're probably more impressive than any of the below....

@srajagopalan Excellent episode. Highly recommend

Since it is all anyone is talking about, reposting my Substack on delimitation (long explainer with solutions srajagopalan.substack.com/p/demography-d… And the conversation with Amit Varma 👇

@sanjeevsanyal Elon knows all this and is basic. I think he is referring to the transition period. If new job opportunities require workers to have a different set of skills then the transition will be painful.

He is so wrong on this. AI will certainly cause dislocation, but like all technology it will also create new jobs and opportunities in the medium term. AI and robots will also not produce goods and services in excess of money or demand that there will be no inflation. Both of these are classic mistakes made by those who think that there is a finite number of jobs to be done in the world and a finite set of consumer demands. By their logic, we have already exceeded everything that even the wealthiest person could have imagined in 1800, so there should be no jobs or inflation in the 21st century. By the same token, @elonmusk 's universal high income will bankrupt any government that attempts it.

@ludgardwontmiss Villa Mogs all

In their prime, who was a better striker?

@Vintage77Ball Option 3 : Penalties before extra time

When football still has a Golden Goal rule that makes the heart... Euro 2000 Final: France vs Italy. One team has a golden generation (Zidane, Henry, Deschamps et al), the other team has a solid defense + Totti & Del Piero. The result? Drama until the last minute + Trezeguet’s iconic moment. Do you prefer the Golden Goal era or the penalty era like now?

@ElOrteguismo Watch April 2000 game against Manchester United. Class

Existió de verdad Fernando Redondo? Absolutamente nadie vio un partido de él.

@8bdrssss Did he also say that about Ortega, Aimar, Saviola, etc

Fun fact: this guy wrote an article in 2003 calling Messi "Maradona" a year before Messi had even made his debut.

@FootballFunnys 🤦‍♂️

Jamie Carragher has released his list of the top 10 midfielders in Premier League history...

@futbolmundialsp Number 4 is easy

Nivel: ULTRA DIFÍCIL Cuatro deportistas LEGENDARIOS Ordénalos 👇

@karloss19991 1991 - 2000 Batistuta 2001 - 2007 Riquelme 2008 onwards Messi

Melhores jogadores argentinos 1978- Kempes 1979- 1990- Maradona 1991- 1995- Batistuta 1995- 1999- P. Aimar 2000- 2007- Riquelme 2008- 2026- Messi

@futbolmundialsp Wenger

¿A qué Entrenador sacas para que el actual Campeón del Mundo, Lionel Scaloni pueda ocupar su lugar?

@futbolmundialsp Mastantuono and Simeone should be subs depending on whether a goal is needed or a lead is to be protected respectively. No need to experiment - start Almada / Nico and DePaul / Palacios

El once PERFECTO para la cuarta ESTRELLA de Argentina 🇦🇷