Rishab Das

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Rishab Das

Rishab Das

@riishabdas

I am not my body, I am not even my mind. building.

Katılım Mayıs 2025
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Aman
Aman@MetallicSharma·
remote startups especially USA and UK ones are far better than Indian FAANG in both pay and worklife but most Indian brainwashed chutiyas are not ready for conversation
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Paul Finney@paulfinneyx·
Hiring just 2 interns for @sanctuaryparc will 2-4x of original post here + O1 track for US 2x international sprint (choose btw sf, Berlin, shenzen) Stay in Kormanagala Gym membership Access to every AI tool Front row to 20+ ventures Soft landing with a strong community Potentially, join a rocket ship of a startup or start your own venture (with early backers) DMs open
Udayan Walvekar@udayan_w

hiring 5 interns at growthx. 6 months to prove it. full time if you do. you need less than 1 year of experience to apply. role is based in bangalore. paid (ofc) role 1: community & ai (3 people) what you'll learn: - how to run a community that 5,534 people pay ₹15,999 a year to be in - the playbook behind 50 live events a month across 11 cities, and how almost all of it is automated - a new ai tool or framework every week. you'll pick one, learn it, and ship it inside the company by friday - gtm and marketing from first principles, not from a textbook - brand and partnerships with the top companies in the world. - how to design activation, engagement, and retention loops that compound - how to write copy that members actually read and forward - how to host. in person, on stage, in slack, on a call why this function community is the product at growthx. this team owns whether members show up, stay, and bring their friends. you will not be doing "community management" in the slack-moderator sense. you will be running the loop that decides if growthx grows or stalls. who we want: - you live on the internet. you know what's good before your friends do. - you can write. not "wrote essays in college" write. "people forward my stuff" write. - you've shipped something on your own. a newsletter, an event, a community, a side project, a meme account that went somewhere. evidence over credentials. - you treat ai tools the way a chef treats a new knife. curious, fast, daily. - bonus: you've hosted something in real life and people came back. how to apply: send us two things. 1/ the best thing you've ever shipped. link is better, description if it's not there. 2/ one paragraph on what you'd build in your first month. (hint, this is the most imp) send it to: joingrowthx@agentmail(.)to -------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- role 2: engineering & ai (2 people) what you'll learn: - how to ship to 5,534 members in production from your first week. - fullstack engineering on a real codebase - how to build with a multi-agent system, not just prompt one. you'll write agent definitions, give them memory, and watch them ship code while you sleep - the engineering process that the agents are trained on. how we research before we build, how we write one-pagers, how we align, how we review, how we test, how we push - the art of taking customer feedback and turning it into the next feature, not the next ticket - product strategy. what to build, why, and what to kill working directly with the founder on the roadmap why this function: the growthx platform is built in-house. member selection. event platform. feed, chat, dms, member connect, notifications, the whole stack. four engineers ship it, and each one operates like a cto because of the agent system. who we want: - you've built and shipped a real thing that real people use. side project, a tool at school, anything with users. - you code with ai every day and have opinions about it. claude code, cursor, windsurf, whatever. you've felt the difference between using these tools and operating them. - you read code faster than you write it. you ask why before how. - ego-light. you'd rather ship the right thing than defend the thing you wrote yesterday. - you can hold a product conversation. you understand that engineering is downstream of "what should exist." - bonus: you've worked with multi-agent systems, or you've at least tried to break one. how to apply: send us three things to: joingrowthx@agentmail(.)to 1/ your github, or the closest thing you have to it. 2/ the most interesting thing you've built. one paragraph on what it does and what you learned. 3/ one feature you'd build for growthx in your first month, and how you'd build it. (hint, this is the most imp)

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VG🌪️
VG🌪️@HelloVyom·
@salesforce is back with Futureforce AI challenge and all college students should apply for this Great way to break into the company If you want referrals, just comment down your resume. My sister works there so I can refer a few good folks for this opportunity!!!!!
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Rishab Das
Rishab Das@riishabdas·
@kunchenguid I believe offloading the task to agent is fine up until you understand what it is doing and where it is heading. How do we keep the balance between coding standards, industry norms and the genai code?
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Kun Chen
Kun Chen@kunchenguid·
Hi, I'm Kun. I just left my big tech job as L8 engineer at Meta, Microsoft, and Atlassian, to be a solo builder. I worked on Bing and MSN, was a lead developer on Facebook Games, and Atlassian's SWE agent Rovo Dev. Doing AMA here for sharing and meeting ppl - ask me anything!
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Rishab Das
Rishab Das@riishabdas·
Keep actively learning. Offload less to AI and build your own knowledge base to stay ahead.
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Rishab Das@riishabdas·
Human brain long term memory hits ~2.5 petabytes of highly compressed knowledge. One cubic millimeter of cortex alone maps to 1.4 petabytes of connections. It delivers fast associative recall on just 20 watts while most frontier models stay static post training.
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Dear Self.
Dear Self.@Dearme2_·
which is more expensive: building a house or buying a house ?
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Rishab Das@riishabdas·
yes, ai will eat your job if: 1. you keep outsourcing your thoughts to it. 2. you keep wanting to procrastinate since it can be done in mins 3. you skip willing to learn deep enough with the help of it. Ready-to-cook foods never made a chef.
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Rishab Das
Rishab Das@riishabdas·
A trivial length check if missed can trigger DoS attack impacting services on infrastructural levels. Small feat achieved fixing this in oss core network as my first PR and open source contribution.
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Rishab Das
Rishab Das@riishabdas·
All models perfected the language first. Content was conquered. Any avg being could write as professionally as a copywriter. But that did not question the importance of learning the language as we used to.
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Pawan
Pawan@PawanKChandana·
Humbled to be on the Forbes cover. From ideas on paper to rockets built in India with @SkyrootA. We’re just getting started. 🚀🇮🇳
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Rishab Das
Rishab Das@riishabdas·
You can transform. You just need to know why, when, and how. WHY comes from within. WHEN is now HOW is the truth you have been ignoring. Wake up early? just 10 mins more. Post it? its mediocre. Bad habits? just one last time. You know what to do.
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Rishab Das
Rishab Das@riishabdas·
@ganeshsonawane I am a student with constant without reservation travels to home. A good night quick sleep will help energize me more for those little stays
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Ganesh Sonawane
Ganesh Sonawane@ganeshsonawane·
after receiving lot of love and selling lakhs of frido travel neck pillows, we kept getting requests to make a "smaller size for kids" and people with small necks so here it is.we are willing to give to around 50 ppl who share a genuine usecase.retweet this pls.
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Spencer Hakimian
Spencer Hakimian@SpencerHakimian·
If you could snap a finger and instantly fix one thing in the world, what would it be?
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Rishab Das@riishabdas·
@tunguz But ubuntu was pretty straightforward
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Vikram Pai
Vikram Pai@vikpai·
Need someone good with NextJs and Tailwind CSS to build our landing page Designs are done Pay is 10-20k
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neural nets.
neural nets.@cneuralnetwork·
real talk are you a conda type of guy or pythonvenv kinda guy
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Nothing
Nothing@nothing·
Hey @grok, pick a winner out of every 10,000th comment, they get the Nothing product they mention. Must be following @nothing. Ends in 48 hours. Let’s go.
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