Manas

Need a quick reality check on an idea. Over the past few months I've been building a bunch of systems for myself to solve problems I kept running into. Now I'm wondering if they're useful to anyone else. I'm thinking of opening up weekly mentorship + the exact systems I use. Right now there are two: > Gym System – The first version is already on my YouTube, but I've gone through 7+ iterations since then. It's much more practical and backed by better research now. > Learning System – This is the one I'm thinking of launching with mentorship. One thing I want to be clear about. This system won't guarantee you a job. What it will do is help you build a much deeper understanding through bite-sized lessons every day. For example, I learned tRPC in just 5 days using only 9 lessons. But it wasn't just watching lessons. The system constantly made me write code, validated my solutions, suggested fixes, pointed out optimizations, and highlighted what I could've done better. It forces you to learn by building instead of just consuming. I think it'd be useful if you're: > Working a 9 – 5 and still want to keep learning. > Heavy into vibe coding but now want to understand what's actually happening. > Looking for a structured learning framework. > Just getting started with coding. Probably not for you if: > You're only looking for a shortcut to get a job. > You already have 2 - 3+ hours every day to study. > You're currently a student without an income, since you'll also need an AI subscription alongside the mentorship. I'm still validating the idea, so I have one question. What would you consider a fair price for something like this? (System Setup + Weekly Mentorship) I’m not trying to make it expensive, but I also don’t want to make it cheap just to get a lot of people in. I’d rather keep it smaller and focus on quality, since I’ll be spending a good amount of time mentoring and improving the system.

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India has <200 satellites in orbit. The United States has 10,000+. This gap is partially due to launch capacity. Skyroot isn't commercialised yet. But another limitation is satellite manufacturing. Which is why Hyderabad-based Dhruva Space plans to make two satellites DAILY!