@UnsiriusBlackk Feels like everyone went with big expectations and then reality hit hard. Market’s rough + sponsorship issues make it way harder than people think.
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Ishika
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20 | Journey of Building products not projects 👩💻
Katılım Ağustos 2024
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@nilishamantri_ Social media pressure can create noise, maybe even push a company or govt to respond, but deals at that scale don’t just vanish because of tweets alone.
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People on insta or other apps don't even know how twitter peeps have cancelled a 25000 crore MoU with Puch AI of UP government 😂😂such a GOAT app 🫡
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@milan_milanovic Better models don’t remove developers, they change what developers do.
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When Opus 5.0 with 10M context is released, do you still have a job as a developer ?
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@IndraVahan Old chats aren’t just random messages they’re like a timeline of how you think, what you cared about, how your questions changed.
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Buy everything you need before Monday night.
• Food (2 weeks minimum)
• Water (every container you own)
• Gas (full tank + spare cans)
• Cash (ATMs go empty first)
• Batteries, candles, flashlights
Most people won't see this until it's too late.
Get prepared ASAP.
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it took me 30 min of using Claude to upgrade to the $200/month plan
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@Moonlight_myths that’s not confusion, that’s betrayal… take your time but don’t ignore it.
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My wife got pregnant on a work trip and I dont know if i should divorce her.
My wife and I have been married for 20
years, we have 2 amazing teenage children together.
Everything seemed fined until recently, she went on a work trip that turned our lives upside down. My wife went on a business trip about three months ago and i thought nothing of it,
She travels occasionally for work. However, about 6 weeks after she returned, she dropped a bomb shell on me.. She told me that she was pregnant. I had a vasectomy five years ago, so the fact that she's pregnant is not only shocking but also raises some serious questions about her fidelity. When i confronted her about it, she finally admitted to having a one night stand during her work trip.
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@sanyayyyy men will spend on minoxidil and gym shoes but won’t fix sleep, stress, or diet… like bro your body has been sending emails for years and you keep hitting ignore 💀
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Indian men are going bald at 25, gaining belly fat at 28, and getting fatty liver at 32.
Nobody connects the dots.
- Hair thinning at 25
- Belly appearing at 28
- Fatty liver on a blood test at 32
- “Borderline sugar” by 35
- BP medication by 40
You’re treating each one like a separate problem. It’s not. It’s the same body. Same lifestyle. Different stages.
1. The hair was the first warning - He notices the hair at 25.
Buys a ₹1,500 shampoo. Tries oils. Tries serums. Nobody tells him to check his stress, his sleep, his iron, his D3. It wasn’t the shampoo. It was a body running on cortisol, zero protein, and 4 hours of sleep since college.
2.He notices the belly at 28 -
Joins a gym. Goes 3 weeks. Does cardio. Doesn’t change what he eats. Quits. Blames metabolism. It wasn’t metabolism. It was 5 years of Swiggy, sugary chai 4 times a day, and 12 hours of sitting.
3.He gets a blood test at 32 because his company forced it.
Fatty liver. High triglycerides. Borderline sugar. Doctor says “lifestyle changes.” He nods. Moves on. Nobody told him the belly fat at 28 was already doing this - dumping fat into his liver silently for years.
4.He’s on medication by 40 and calls it “family history.”
It never ran in the family. It walked there. Slowly. Through every skipped meal, every 2 AM sleep, every Swiggy order, and every blood test he postponed for 10 years.
The 25-year-old losing his hair and the 40-year-old getting a stent have more in common than they think.
They just met the same lifestyle at different stages.
Your body doesn’t break overnight. It sends warnings for years. The hair was the first one. Most men just bought a shampoo and moved on.
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