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Unpopular opinion I agree with- learning should not be fun.
This blurb from @karpathy summarises it very well.
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Udayan Walvekar
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Udayan Walvekar
@udayan_w
Co-founder & CEO @Growthx_Club - a community that gives you an unfair advantage • Prev built growth teams @Razorpay, @Merkle • Music, food & fitness is therapy
Bengaluru Katılım Kasım 2010
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This is incredibly kind of you, UD. Thanks again for being an early cheerleader, supporter, champion and a friend in this journey 💙
We cared deeply about who entered the room, so I’m really glad that energy came through.
Udayan Walvekar@udayan_w
so incredibly happy, proud, and grateful for sufi, ashish, and the entire TTD team. they have built the best people function community in India. i love seeing great communities get built. most communities are honestly very basic. people show up once, collect a few contacts, and disappear. TTD is not one of them. i have seen ttd since its earliest days and the people i used to meet then are still active. years later, still showing up. still connected. that says everything tbh. the quality of people in the room was amazing. the energy was high. met old friends. met new people. and felt genuinely happy seeing a community built with so much care.
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Udayan Walvekar retweetledi
Thanks UD for a being a cheerleader since Day1! ❤️
Extremely grateful to everyone who helped built TTD out and you have been a large part of it in many ways than you realise :)
To building together! 🥂
Udayan Walvekar@udayan_w
so incredibly happy, proud, and grateful for sufi, ashish, and the entire TTD team. they have built the best people function community in India. i love seeing great communities get built. most communities are honestly very basic. people show up once, collect a few contacts, and disappear. TTD is not one of them. i have seen ttd since its earliest days and the people i used to meet then are still active. years later, still showing up. still connected. that says everything tbh. the quality of people in the room was amazing. the energy was high. met old friends. met new people. and felt genuinely happy seeing a community built with so much care.
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so incredibly happy, proud, and grateful for sufi, ashish, and the entire TTD team.
they have built the best people function community in India.
i love seeing great communities get built.
most communities are honestly very basic. people show up once, collect a few contacts, and disappear.
TTD is not one of them.
i have seen ttd since its earliest days and the people i used to meet then are still active. years later, still showing up. still connected. that says everything tbh.
the quality of people in the room was amazing. the energy was high.
met old friends. met new people. and felt genuinely happy seeing a community built with so much care.
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Presenting
Voice AI Buildathon
powered by ElevenLabs
Voice AI is in production everywhere. That's not the interesting problem anymore. What breaks when you scale it is.
Three things always break.
1/ cost
2/ latency
3/ memory
and they're not independent. fixing one usually wrecks the other two.
this buildathon is a benchmark for exactly that.
What you'll build
Pick the problem that's actually killing your production system: cost, latency, or memory. Build against it. you'll be judged on how well you hold the other two while you do it. That's what separates a production voice agent from a demo.
The stack
ElevenLabs provides voice infra. You get to pick the brain: claude, gpt, gemini, or your own model.
Where is this happening?
@ElevCap, bengaluru.
Who should apply?
1/ Technical excellence: ai/ml folks,, engineering and senior product leaders.
2/ Domain excellence: you are a sales, marketing or a support leader who has built before. this is not a beginner friendly event
Apply below.
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Which is Claude and which is Codex?
Justine Moore@venturetwins
Asking two agents in different harnesses to debug your code (from andirockk on IG)
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@udayan_w Thanks sir.. Learned so much from @GrowthX_Club in this journey 🙏
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This is my last week at Blume Ventures. After one of the most meaningful stints of my career, I am moving on.
Coming from outside venture, my biggest learning is simple: you could be working in any function — investment, marketing, HR, talent, community, platform, corporate — the label doesn't matter. Everyone at a VC firm is ultimately in the service of founders. That's it. That's the job.
When I told the founders I was leaving, one of them sent me this message.
No award, no increment letter, no LinkedIn endorsement comes close to knowing that you helped someone make a dent in the universe. If the founders felt supported, the job was done.
I'm proud of what we built on the brand and content side at Blume — with @BKartRed and @sajithpai backing the vision, and @sanjaynath, @arpiit, and @AshishFafadia actively supporting.
It's deeply satisfying to see Blume spoken about as the reference point for how brand in Indian VC should be built. When I joined Blume, 'VC marketer in India' wasn't really a phrase. I'm glad I helped make it one.
Onto the next chapter. More on that soon.
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Udayan Walvekar retweetledi
Growing up, I never had a console. Couldn’t play half the games my friends played.
But now I get to build them with AI.
This weekend at @GrowthX_Club , we’re bringing the AI Games Buildathon to two cities, Bangalore and Mumbai.
You build an actual game in six hours. No JS, no HTML. Just describe it and ship it.
Honestly, excited for this one.
Come up with your game ideas 👀
Registration link in comments ⬇️
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This week at GrowthX 📍
11 events. 6 cities. 1 weekend.
From building on smart glasses to to Ice bath to Building Games with AI to Founder dinners to Improv.
Choose your room 👇🏻
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Udayan Walvekar retweetledi
I will be a mentor at Voice AI Buildathon powered by @ElevenLabs being held this Sunday at @ElevCap ! Excited to meet everyone and see all the amazing projects people ship during the hackathon. @GrowthX_Club
Udayan Walvekar@udayan_w
Presenting Voice AI Buildathon powered by ElevenLabs Voice AI is in production everywhere. That's not the interesting problem anymore. What breaks when you scale it is. Three things always break. 1/ cost 2/ latency 3/ memory and they're not independent. fixing one usually wrecks the other two. this buildathon is a benchmark for exactly that. What you'll build Pick the problem that's actually killing your production system: cost, latency, or memory. Build against it. you'll be judged on how well you hold the other two while you do it. That's what separates a production voice agent from a demo. The stack ElevenLabs provides voice infra. You get to pick the brain: claude, gpt, gemini, or your own model. Where is this happening? @ElevCap, bengaluru. Who should apply? 1/ Technical excellence: ai/ml folks,, engineering and senior product leaders. 2/ Domain excellence: you are a sales, marketing or a support leader who has built before. this is not a beginner friendly event Apply below.
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@udayan_w Top builders still need distribution. Otherwise they get out-distributed by mediocre teams.
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distribution & gtm are the only skills that matter now. yes? yes. but don’t dismiss the builders.
everyone is building. but it’s becoming painfully obvious that 99% of AI products today are mediocre at best. honestly? they suck.
to me it reminds of the time when every site on the internet was a cheap, copy pasted WordPress template.
in the next 12/18 months: we are going to drown in average. and when we get exhausted by slop, the market is going to realize the true value of the top builders.
if you can't imagine what Uber, WhatsApp, or Amazon look like when built natively for ai, you're not alone.
but the top 1% can. and that’s why they are going to own the next decade.
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