Satvik Puti

JUST BUILD IT — Manifesto. We are the descendants of humans who tamed fire. Who domesticated wild animals. Who eradicated diseases that killed millions. Who survived economic collapses and kept going. Who looked at an infinite universe and said: we want to understand this. And with it comes a belief. That the world you leave behind will be better than the one you were born into. It starts with an idea. A problem. An obsession. Something that keeps you up at night. Something that makes you angry, or curious, or both. Something that, when you close your eyes, you can already see solved. Create value for the people around you. Use technology to play positive-sum games. Make the pie bigger. Don't extract. Contribute. This community honours a specific kind of person. Curious. Relentless. Delusionally optimistic. They don't wait for permission. They don't complain about what's broken, they fix it. They do what needs to be done, whether or not anyone asked them to. The kind who just starts before they're ready, before anyone believes in them. And when they hit a wall? They just build it.

@Majdaxxx truer words haven't been said!!

Kids from different countries can just start playing together without exchanging any word. Hide and seek, easy peasy. Meanwhile, adults need thirty slides to convey a simple message. Amazing times

You have no excuse to not build. Best time to be alive!!

@ErikKaum I will miss you Erik

if you're too risk averse to swim in the Seine, you shouldn't be in startups

Not arguing about that. People complain a lot. If they have the energy to complain & critique, they have the energy to create & innovate. Perfectionists didn’t build the technologies we take for granted. In fact, it generates surplus capital for R&D. France is a great country because of a generation of innovators, researchers and creators

@satvikputi yep, I see everyone is dignified and worthy, there's nothing to argue to it

happy 14th of July to France 🇫🇷 I moved here 4 years ago. lately I complain a lot about it but I always felt welcome by people here, I think many places you feel valued by the economic value you produce but here opposite is as good as it gets. people have dignity as human beings (not flawless in practice but mindset is good) I think many things should be human rights (like healthcare & education), cities should be walkable, so I kinda dig this country one thing I love about it is people preserve their critical thinking skills, they aren't as bold because during their education they're criticized relentlessly but it evolves them into critical thinkers and perfectionists. they are stubborn in their ways but it makes them resourceful (like their eco-friendly A/Cs but landlords don't install lol) I make this observation coming from a neoliberal country that was once a social democratic one, I was one of the latest generations to get quality education and healthcare before we lost it (I owe everything to that) so I kind of admire people here know what makes sense and what doesn't. it's not flawless, fosho, if anything I complain a lot (like many French) but it's a country you could build a family in vive la France les amis 🌝 never lose your 2nd degree jokes and complaining culture, you're just alright

@mervenoyann We can agree to disagree 🤝

France has more innovation than many countries actually (incl US), many novelties in deep learning were developed here, Zürich and London and packaged to be products in US because research has long tail effect and you can be super creative if you're not under pressure of immediate monetizable output many novelties in tech/sci came from critical thinking outside of echo chambers so having critics is amazing, 100% I won't argue further

@tejasdesigns @abigailreadey @WisprFlow banger website buddy!!

@abigailreadey @WisprFlow I'm open for full time basis. Thetejaspatil.com

We're hiring product designers on my team at @WisprFlow - both contract / full time. HMU with your portfolio and a note if you're interested ❤️‍🔥

@parisbayarea Hit the gym and you will looks maxx. The key is to look great naked.

There should be looksmaxxing lessons in college

@borvibe 🫡🫡🫡

@satvikputi Most aura post of the day award goes to Satvik💫💫🫡

Bastille Day Run 🇫🇷 Jets = Ambition. Jets were made definitive optimists. They shushed the critics with their work 🤫

@0xratnakar Big agree. Every person should get in shape at least once in their life and see how people treat them. More importantly, I realised how I start treating myself and I project that onto others.

looks matter and pretty privilege is real. you've been lied, in school and by parents if someone told you to "just focus on study and work hard, nothing else matters" go gym, do looksmaxxing, skincare, dress well, smell nice, be approachable, these aren't shallow things, they're currency. people decide how much attention to give you before you even open your mouth there's a reason people go buy pets instead of adopting - stay don't look "cute enough" to them there's a reason we kill cockroaches on sight but stop to admire a butterfly landing on a flower. both are insects btw. harsh but - presentation decideds fate, not function always.

@0xratnakar Caveat: if you love the work, then why not. In fact, I pitch initiatives that are in company’s interests in such a way that they benefit me too

let me tell you a hard truth today. your employeer never wants you to succeed. most of them will exploit you at core and sell it to you as hustle/growth working hard, outside working hours, deprioritizing your personal life over work that's not passion, it's a dream sold to make you a good employee. nothing more. period. britishers did it because they wanted good servants. corporates are doing the same thing now, just added free snacks and a mission statement you do you on weekends. so many friends who took pay cuts, worked weekends, paid from their own pocket to contribute to the company's growth. still got replaced by someone way less deserving. loyalty was never going to be reciprocated. so pls act like it

Things I learn by researching with Claude

@notmiramurati Noooo 🥲

@satvikputi hope you slept twelve hours after that week

Did something chill this afternoon after an intense week of hackathons

@adilmania Exactly!! I am soo appalled by young people with degrowth mentality. Like don't be a luddite!! Build something, solve problems.

"stop the AI race" is the dumbest thing i've seen in years. if you have energy to fight for a cause, amazing. but please aim it at the right target. you can’t stop progress. full stop. if the US decides to stop, China won't, Europe won't, Russia won't. nobody else will. they’ll just catch up and pass you. and why should it be stopped, exactly? if we’d “paused” progress decades ago, we wouldn’t have dishwashers, elevators, iPhones, printers, social media, or half the things making your life comfortable enough that you have time to protest in the first place. the real fight is distribution, not progress. AI will create a lot of winners: founders, employees, investors, people who learn how to use it early. they’ll make stupid amounts of money and leverage. but a lot of people will get left behind. really far behind. that’s the part that actually scares me. in a pure, no‑morals capitalist world, you can just not give a fuck and let the gap explode. but if you care even a bit about not sleepwalking into a hyper‑tribal, hyper‑unequal future, that’s where your energy should go. you’re free to fight for whatever you want. just make sure it’s actually a smart fight. don’t get farmed by outrage media and career politicians who cash in on your anger.

@borvibe @OpenAI I'm soooo split between Mistral Hackathon & the Open AI hackathon. why are they on the same day? 🥲

Starting to approve ppl for the Paris @OpenAI build week hackathon pull up :) link bio :)

@brookeleblanc Wait, is that cap from @FoundersPodcast ?? I want that 🔥

I post alot on here. So thought it might be helpful to share my approach. • I don’t do anything “for content” i wouldn’t do normally. Ex: don’t invite me to your rooftop party for the views to get a pic. • I don’t edit or filter anything. • I don’t bring “gear” hence why you see a lot of selfies lol. It’s fast, easy and doesn’t disrupt the moment. I can take a pic and immediately go back to being with the people or place I’m in. • I usually have a lag time from when I take a pic and post it. Usually because I don’t want to be pulled out of the present moment to post. Sometimes for safety reasons. • I talk in first person about my lived experience because it’s irrefutable. You can’t argue with me on the internet about my life. • I don’t mention folks in my personal life unless they’re also online and I know they want the shoutout. Hope that helps! :) Making content is extremely high leverage which keeps me here despite the Paul’s of the world.

@thisisdhav @reet_batra Yes it’s called PitchMate. x.com/satvikputi/sta…

@reet_batra so useful i think @satvikputi built something on a similar line

I’ve given 20+ workshops and CFPs over the years and struggled to improve my public speaking skills. This year my goal was to become disgustingly well spoken so I built BLUNT- a voice based public speaking coach Try it here: blunt.reetbatra.com

Back in the game!! 🔥

@0xiamkunal9 What tool did you use to record your demo?

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