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See how Prufrock continuously mines - pushing and building at the same time. The machines, from Las Vegas to Dubai, are remotely controlled from our Bastrop Operations Center. These advances help TBC deliver more miles each year in the battle against soul-destroying traffic.

We didn’t have “HR” when building Palantir, for similar reasons - I avoided Ryan’s mistake. And when we needed some PeopleOps, we hired technical leaders. Going into the vast majority of companies and firing most of their HR and Marketing departments would tend to create value!

Me and my son have been sneaking out in the middle of the night in our Ewok and Chewbacca costumes just to mess with our neighbor's trail cams.

Same age, different mindset. The real key to a child’s personality isn’t luck, it’s parenting 🪷

More than 10 billion devices run on his idea. He made $0 from every single one ~ and he planned it that way. 🤯 Meet Ajay Bhatt 🇮🇳🇺🇸 > Indian-American engineer. Born 1957 in Vadodara, Gujarat. > Came to the US with a master's degree and joined Intel in 1990. > One frustrating night, he couldn't connect a printer for his daughter's homework. > He asked: why isn't there ONE universal port? > His boss said it would never work. Told him to drop it. > He didn't. > Built it with fellow Intel engineer Bala Cadambi. > Then united 7 fierce rivals ~ Intel, Microsoft, IBM, Compaq, DEC, NEC, Nortel ~ behind one shared standard. > Apple fought it with FireWire. USB was cheaper. USB won. > USB 1.0 launched in 1996. He went on to build USB 2.0 and 3.0. > Intel made it royalty-free ~ free for the entire planet. 🚀 > Bhatt earned not a dime in personal royalties. By choice. > 2009: Intel made him a "rock star" in a viral ad ~ played by a hired actor, not him. > 2025: India finally honored him with the Padma Shri. The man who connected the world. And asked for nothing in return. Absolute Legend 🐐

So you think you want a Malinois...it will be fun, they said 😳🤪🤣🤣😍

Indians, especially Gen Z: Criticize your government as much as you want. Ask hard questions. Hold them accountable. But never become a pawn for forces sitting outside this country. There is a reason we were sanctioned after Pokhran. There is a reason our strategic developments are met with protests. There is a reason you are being systematically taught to hate your civilization. Revolutions don't work in a country as large and complex as India. It will always become a tool for our adversaries to exploit our fault lines. So protest. Push back. Confront. But always be cautious of anyone trying to steer a revolution from outside. They have zero skin in the game.

Chanakya will always be remembered as the most iconic show in Indian television history 🔥

Is it already started selling at the airport? 😄