Fighting fires at a Y Combinator startup
India.
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Don't always keep working, also have fun and enjoy life, then you can build more AI tools for Razorpay.
Also if you smoke, the smoking zone is right in the balcony 馃槀馃ぃ馃槣
I have worked here, you are going to love it. It is a really good company and they provide the best of devices. You are lucky to get an M5 Pro. I think the engineers also have the same. And the food is also good. They have evening snacks as well.
路 Go to the older building.
路 On the terrace you have a cricket net, you can play there as well.
路 There is a PlayStation in the older office which is opposite the Adugodi police station.
@JioCare pathetic 5g speeds in Btm stage 2 Bengaluru. i will share the detailed speed test result in DM. But this really sucks.
Please fix. @reliancejio
For now maybe Ray-Ban Meta glasses can solve this. I just watch your concert and it records it at the same time on the glasses
@alexandr_wang @finkd
Cubbon Park area, if you don鈥檛 want to be in the tech bubble, because Cubbon Park area has good places and more cultural places close by, HSR, you will be completely in a tech bubble.
You will order from Swish, same old, same old, but when you are near the Cubbon Park area, you'll go to nice places.
Dinesh Gilfoyle retweeted
There is an American tech YouTuber called Jerry Rigs Everything. Most of his videos are about him taking apart devices, understanding how they work etc.
He has 10.2 million subscribers
In 2005 his wife had a horse riding accident as a result of which she was paralyzed waist down. She now required a wheel chair to move about
All high quality outdoor wheelchairs that he tested costed upwards of $20,000
Considering he was a tech Youtuber with some fame he could have simply called one company to get one for free.
He didn't do that
Like he does on his channel, he took apart a wheelchair, understood its components and then built one on his own
He then decided to sell them in public for $999. He called it the Paradox
Thanks to him, most of us can have access to high mobility, all terrain wheelchairs.
This is what tech Youtubers abroad do. They actually make a difference
Meanwhile Our guys haven't yet gone past, "Arre Bhai, Yeh dekho Apple ka agla amazing phone, Isme aapko milta hai 3 camera aur ek screen. See how I am drooling on this packaging and colour" with some pathetically click baity thumbnails
Lucky them, bro. They're having fun, but they have also worked hard for it. It's not easy to become a national-level cricketer, so they're enjoying their life. Let them enjoy. It's a business trip.
Dinesh Gilfoyle retweeted
Sorry but Indians need to learn how to use Voicemail. I grew up watching people leave voicemails in American shows. such a cool feature. iPhones in india got it 2 years ago. It even transcribes live. tell me why you鈥檙e calling. If I feel it's imp i鈥檒l call back. A simple - Hi on WhatsApp isn鈥檛 context.
Why the heck is a desk organizer costing 5,000 from Daily Objects? What is so technical about it? Does it have wireless charging?
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Bhai, there is nothing to see in India. Actually, there are a lot of things, but they are not cleaned or maintained, and the government doesn't give a fuck about tourists.
First, there should be domestic tourism. Domestic tourism itself is not there. Then, how will, international tourism come