Author of "LIM : At the limits of reality" & "The Zero Point". Lover of Sci-Fi & Code. https://teapawt.net/t.co/yVOis95c0n
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My second book, The Zero Point is now live on both Amazon and Flipkart.
Amazon: amzn.in/d/00pPQxyO
Flipkart: dl.flipkart.com/s/3Ij3ZGNNNN
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Thanks to the Coimbatore periyar library scam, the Connemara library is no longer accepting new submissions. To the scamsters, I pray the fleas of a thousand camels infest your armpits. 🖕
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This is the only option left with Microsoft engineers now. Dance in front of the server gods and hope it behaves. There is no way they are reading millions lines of AI generated code, desperately trying to get up to speed after 3+ years of agentic deployments.
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QMing one school solo quiz and co-QMing another with @karthiks as part of @kqaquizzes School Solo Quiz day, with the third QM'd by @al_lude. No pre-registration needed, no entry fee. Prizes and KQA Certificates for all finalists! Bring your children & spread the word...
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❤️ An urgent appeal to keep our Kitchen of Paws running! 🙏
We are raising ₹60,172 to clear our PNG gas bill, an essential expense that keeps our community kitchen operational every single day.
Through this kitchen, we prepare fresh meals for thousands community dogs daily, many of whom struggle with hunger, neglect and the harsh realities of life on the streets. 💔
For us, PNG is not just a cooking fuel. It is the lifeline of our feeding mission, helping us cook thousands of meals for innocent souls who depend on us.
Just imagine thousands of hungry dogs waiting for their daily meals. We cannot afford to let our kitchen operations suffer.
We humbly appeal to all compassionate hearts to come forward and contribute whatever they can.
Even ₹100, ₹200 or ₹500 can help us move closer to clearing this essential bill.
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Every contribution helps keep our kitchen fires burning and thousands of hungry stomachs filled.
Please stand with us. Their hunger doesn't take a day off, and neither does our commitment to feeding them.
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Writer’s block is mostly a perfectionism problem wearing a nicer name. If you can write a long email, a rant, or a detailed message to a friend, you aren’t blocked. You’re afraid the sentence won’t be good enough yet. #WritingCommunity Reply for a follow.
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Indie authors don’t stand a chance against A tier authors like JK Rowling to Stephen King. Buy a bookshelf and start reading Indie book 📕 I’m promising you that author appreciates you’re giving their story a chance. Support Indie Authors
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Me watching all big accounts on X promote sanian gandhis book while charging 15k for one promotional post. I do hope the written word forever eludes you, you absolute plonkers.
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Namaskara, looking out for a good UI / UX person to help us with a few projects at SanatanaSampatti.in. May not be able afford industry standard but not pro-bono either.
Pantsers aren’t “discovery writers,” they’re just doing their outlining in the rewrite. The work doesn’t disappear when you skip the outline, it moves to draft three. Neither method is superior, but be honest about where you’re paying the cost. #WritingCommunity
Just found out about the Coimbatore Periyar library scam… and now I’m thinking of all the Indian indie authors crying how hard it is to sell books while the govt dumped 1800 AI-faked ones by phantom writers there at 5x the price. Struggle is real… for actual talent 🙄
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An editor once told me that editors are absolutely the right people to spot what isn’t working in your story.
What he also told me was that editors are also absolutely not the right people to tell you how to fix it.
That's something the writer has to figure out.
Prologues are fine. The rule against them exists because agents are tired of bad ones, not because the form is broken. A good prologue is a promise to the reader, and plenty of beloved books open with one. #WritingCommunity Reply for a follow.
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Watch the episode: youtu.be/e74uG0INZkQ?si=wYgs…
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Folks, this is a new format - India In Depth - where we discuss critical capabilities that India needs to level up on with a domain expert.
First Ep is on India's Semiconductor journey.. do check it out!! 👇👇
The first episode of India in Depth is now live.
India wants to become a serious player in the global semiconductor industry. But what does that actually take?
How are chips made? Why is manufacturing concentrated in a handful of countries? What has India tried so far, what's different this time, and where do we stand today?
In Episode 1, we bring in Gaurav Goel, Distinguished Engineer at Renesas Electronics, to take a closer look at the semiconductor industry, India's manufacturing ambitions and the geopolitics shaping the global chip race.
India in Depth is a new Bharatvaarta series that goes beyond surface-level discussions to examine India's key industries through conversations with people who understand them from the inside. Alongside these conversations, we break down important concepts through shorter, focused videos to make complex industries easier to understand.
Episode 1: India's Semiconductor Journey. Live now on Bharatvaarta YT Channel.
ALT In the first episode of India in Depth, we explore India's semiconductor journey and its place in the global chip race. Gaurav Goel, Distinguished Engineer at Renesas Electronics, breaks down how semiconductors are designed and manufactured, why chip production is concentrated in a handful of countries, and how COVID exposed the vulnerabilities of the global supply chain. The conversation examines India's earlier attempts at semiconductor manufacturing, what's different about the current Semicon India initiative, the ecosystem required to build a domestic industry, and the opportunities ahead. It also looks at the geopolitical competition between the US, China and Taiwan, the importance of advanced chip technology, and what it will take for India to become a significant player in the global semiconductor industry.