Shashank

During my final year of college, I heard that Javed saab was visiting our campus. With just a day to prep, we sang Tum Ko Dekha, Afreen Afreen, and Yun Hi Chala Chal as a tribute to him. I'm shy and the crowd was large but I was singing mostly for him so not much stage fright :)

@aakancvedi Idk about B2B SaaS but RCB has B2B sass

Can’t wait to open LinkedIn tomorrow morning and see Here’s what Kohli’s innings and RCB’s IPL victory taught me about B2B Saas

And across the men's and women's teams, that's now 4 trophies in 3 years. From a franchise that spent 16 years hearing jokes about never winning one. What a turnaround. This is a winning era. ❤️

As a Bangalore boy, I've loved RCB ever since I watched the very first IPL game at Chinnaswamy. After 17 tantalizing years of hope, heartbreak, and "maybe next year", watching the men's team win back-to-back trophies feels so goddamn good!! ❤️🏆🏆

Back to back babyyyyy ❤️

My twitter feed became my real life feed today. That was fun :)

I've been advised to tweet more. Into the void we go.

IPL these days I guess

Watched a horror movie in theaters for the first time and almost fell asleep because there were barely any bright scenes lol

The bitter lesson in 26 words: Don’t be distracted by human knowledge, as AI has been historically. Instead focus on methods for creating knowledge that scale with computation, like search and learning.

The mood is like the weather - shifting constantly. No need to dwell on it too much. It’s the climate of the mind that truly matters.

Carried an umbrella like a responsible person. Still got drenched. Oh well.

@donatelli2026 Hi. Thanks for the sign. Visited Carmel by the Sea and Big Sur today - some of the most beautiful sights I've ever seen! ✨

this is your sign to visit Carmel by the sea

@cynthwangg this is true. i was there today.

yosemite has infinite aura

@keylimepie2000 "Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity" (And it wasn't dumb luck!)

Even Nikhil Kamath knows RCB ain’t going to win. Last year was just dumb luck.

In this cashless world, I guess my primary source of cash is relatives during festivals. On that note, Happy Ugadi y'all!

There is an invisible layer that affects many friendships in Bengaluru. That layer is called urban and civic exhaustion. Friendships don’t fade because people don’t care. They fade because the city quietly drains the energy required to sustain them. The traffic takes an hour out of your evening. Work spills into what used to be personal time. Weekends become recovery periods rather than social ones. You start saying things like: “Let’s meet soon.” “Next week for sure.” “Once things settle down.” Things rarely settle down. What earlier required a 10 minute auto ride now requires planning, coordination, and stamina. You have to build stamina to be rejected by drivers on apps, to cross under constructed sites, to take long jumps over open drainages and collect dust on your face. Friendships slowly move from physical spaces to WhatsApp reactions and Instagram replies. The affection is still there. The intent is still there. But the civic friction of the city sits between people. In cities like Bengaluru, maintaining friendships has quietly become an act of effort. And sometimes, effort is the first casualty of urban and civic exhaustion.

Me when Claude already wrote like 3k lines of code and I notice an error on my prompt

My sarcasm detector needs an update

mark scout and carol sturka, my two favorite grieving alcoholics

18 years later and this WALL·E Pixar logo variant still lives rent free in the brain.