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@fortelabs Which part(s) do you find clunky?

Can anyone recommend a dead simple, easy to use notetaking app based on markdown files? Obsidian is far too complicated for me. I'm looking for Apple Notes, but with markdown storage

@asmah2107 Source: trust me bro?

Many people will be surprised to know that there’s actually a very good correlation how good you are at leetcode style problems (not rot learning but new problems) and how do you perform at your job. Most AI companies still do leetcode style interviews without providing AI tool access during interviews. It’s there for a reason.

@kepano is there a way to change transcription language. I noticed even when the person speaking was speaking in English, the transcription still happened in Hindi

I can't go back to the regular YouTube UI after this 😅 Obsidian Reader now makes the transcript interactive so you can scrub, highlight, auto-scroll. It feels so nice.

@swapnakpanda Lol

> Software engineers may be extinct by 2030. > A doctor can still earn in 6 figures after losing his job. > A lawyer don't even need a permanent job. > So do a plumber, electrician, vehicle mechanic. > Mechanical, Civil, Electrical Engineers are safe from AI. > Parents push their kids to study Comp Sc. > Paying ₹10 lakhs in 4 years. > Colleges still teaching the curriculum of 1990's. > Students doing free internships. > Spending sleepless nights to solve all Leetcode problems. > End up getting jobs with 3-5 LPA. > And lose job after 5 years. > After that also being asked to solve sorting, linked list in the interviews. > India's economy prospered due to IT boom. > But the same diaspora is now struggling. > No job security. No social security. > No freebies. No IT relax after layoff. > No pension. No future. > Govt is still silent. > Educationists are still silent. > How will we survive after 2030?

@abhijitwt Just 350 million dollars for a life changing app? 😁

Obsidian is a $350 MILLION company?????? THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION????? for a NOTE TAKING app...... with just THREE employees??????

@IndiaNewGen How to support

Finally politicians have also started raising it. The exploited tax payer along with few more started raising this issue. For years it was ignored. If I get your support, we will force them to pay your kids fees, unemployment allowance, remove income tax surcharge, tax on PF.

@wispem_wantex None of this happens at scale. But let's see.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: the first early-warning sign that AI is replacing software engineering will be that Python And Javascript aren't being used anymore

@gurjota Whats this about @grok

The last bit of remaining faith in EC is also gone today. Clerical error 🤡

@gurjota Mutual funds?

The era of buy and hold forever is over.

@Prakashplutus @grok what is this 13th is working?

God is kind 💚, 13th is working ?? For how long ?? Despite of worst selling by FIIs in the history of Indian market . Crude rallied 50% in last 1 month . War is going on , Oil Crisis , many factories are shut due to no supply of energy/ Gas . India trade with middle-East at record low Iran hit major oil facilities of Middle East , but still our date 13th is working like a magic . Unbelievable, I thought it will not work this time . God is kind 💚💚

@OjasSharma276 I think his messaging is becoming cryptic by the day.

I’m 21 years old. I’m trying to learn and understand how software works, and I already have a degree in Computer Science. According to you, growth in the software sector will be limited because of AI. But instead of repeating the same message in different ways, you should probably focus on giving actionable advice. If software is really going to be taken over by AI, then what should a fresher do? What path should we follow?

@Aaryan98813652 @pulkit_mittal_ Buddy quite the opposite. Need even more. And more.

@pulkit_mittal_ Whether AI will wipe out entire Software jobs or not is unsure, but what is sure that it will definitely reduce the number of people in the software industry as this amount of people won't ever be needed as AI continues to grow

Who am I now in this post-AI era? I used to be a builder. I was proud of my knowledge of software frameworks, of knowing how the ORM save() works under the hood, and which design pattern fits which problem. I was proud of the code refactoring I learned from many courses and by studying mature codebases. I lived multithreading and developed a deep intuition for race conditions from spending hours working with concurrent systems. I used to boast about how quickly I could develop multiple features, test them thoroughly, and ship faster than anyone else because of my experience. And now you’re telling me that none of this is relevant anymore? There is a tool that can do all of this. A fresher might not even understand what they’re doing, yet they can produce the same output as me. In some cases, even better. So what’s my new identity? Now I'm nerfed to being a guy behind the steering wheel, while AI runs the actual engine. But how long before even the driver is no longer needed?

@Intrinsic_cycle @ChatGPTapp Buddy. Make chatgpt write programs, not do maths directly.

Kya Research Analyst Banega re tu ChatGPT @ChatGPTapp

@theskindoctor13 Actually it's very unlikely unable to meaningfully leverage that engineering power, hence the cut.

Atlassian - one of the world’s biggest software companies - just laid off 1,600 employees (~10% of its workforce, 250 in India) Reason - AI This is usually how the shift begins. Companies realise a smaller team + AI tools can do work that earlier needed many more people. Which means one thing: People who understand AI will have an edge. The rest will slowly fall behind. There's a 6-month AI program open to everyone from a leading Indian institute. Link 👉 tinyurl.com/Learn-AI-Skills • Learn AI from basics to advanced • Covers tools + real applications • Entry test fee: ₹99 The earlier you start learning AI, the easier it is to stay relevant.

@Intrinsic_cycle About - How would you react if you performance was inadequate because of something that is not at all in your control. Sure. However as advisor I expect you to help your clients navigate through. There have been assets which have done well, but I guess they do not fit ur style.

I am Retweeting your tweet so that everyone can see negative testimonial also. but would like to give an ans also. 7 Out of total 70 stocks we have suggested in last 4 years are down more than 40% thats 10%. that also means 90% of our stocks are either up or not beaten down badly. Let me break down the whole PF 67% portfolio is positive. 32% of portfolio is multibagger. Pf is down 16-18% while many public investors are down by 30-40% on their networth Still our 4 yr CAGR (audited by CA on smallcase) is 20-32% CAGR (depending on portfolio), HNI PF is slightly better than this. Now i have one Question for you and every one else. Market gave great returns for 4 years, Why shaken confidence in just 1.5 years of correction. And how fair it is to give a negative comments on a advisor based on 1 year performance when he has outperformed for 3 years earlier than that. You must also be working somewhere as an employee or Businessman. How would you react if you performance was inadequate because of something that is not at all in your control. AM I BEING TOO UNREASONABLE HERE ??

@Intrinsic_cycle So maybe a rolling returns on your HNI portfolio based on when the clients joined will be a more honest assessment -- currently the analysis you shared seems to have sampling/start bias.

@Intrinsic_cycle I was just calculating that for about 40% of shared recommended portfolio so far since I joined (and before I exited), the drawdown is about 50%. Sure the stats change if I look at your performance of previous years. But again that's not my experience. Contd.

@Intrinsic_cycle I don't know buddy. Some returns I saw after your recoms have thoroughly shaken my confidence. I think you should be more honest with your subscribers and audience

I KNOW SOME PEOPLE ARE GOING TO RIDICULE ME FOR POSTING THIS. UNION BANK continues to give good quarters back to back. But the stock price performance is disappointing so far. Nobody is talking about it, it has become non existant for analysts right now. 1/n

@ivanburazin Get born Live Die

Most jobs today are input-output jobs. Every single one of those jobs will be gone. Doesn't matter what industry/title. They all have a very basic workflow: simple task → simple outcome → verify result Get a permit, copy this document, file that report, process this claim, schedule that meeting, etc. You can verify the outcome without deep thought. It's mechanical, repeatable, and sort of checklist driven. So if your job can be described as "do X, check Y, verify Z," it is on the verge of extinction. The only ones that require taste, higher order thinking, grit, and some form of entertainment value, will survive. Skills that can't be reduced to a checklist. And all of them require agency as the foundation.