Sameer Bhiwani (@sambert) header
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Design @target Ex @googledesign @scripbox Love design, personal finance and users!

Bengaluru, India
Joined October 2008
And now @DotPe_India have another dark pattern literally preventing me from giving business to the restaurant. There’s no way to get rid of it and why should there be a need? This is hurting @SocialOffline business, I would have explored their dishes and ordered more.
Indian startup Dotpe, that raised ~$100M to build point of sale systems for restaurants left their entire API fully public. A clever hacker found out the most ordered thing at every Social in India. And did a prank to order what he wanted for a person next to him! Zero auth.
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Who said finance newsletters had to be boring? Good job @Kuvera_In!
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Some sweet copywriting in the Glyde app by @Quicko_official! Always good to see some personality, even and perhaps where few are looking…
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The ‘Founders’ podcast is full of golden nuggets! And thanks to Apple Podcasts transcript, so much easier to share a highlight! podcasts.apple.com/in/podcas…
Kobe Bryant on being undeniable: "At the end of my first season in the NBA, we had made it to the Semifinals, up against Utah. But in the deciding fifth game, I let fly four airballs, and we lost our chance at the title. Those shots let me know what I needed to work on the most: my strength. That's all the airballs did for me. In that game, nerves weren't the problem. I just wasn't strong enough to get the ball there. My legs were spaghetti; they couldn't handle that long of a season. How did I respond to that? By getting on an intense weight-training program. By the start of the next season, my legs and arms were stronger and I was ready to get it on. (This is the most important part) In the immediate aftermath, I was never concerned by how the franchise or fans would react. I knew I would put in the work, which is what I did. In fact, as soon as we landed I went to the Pacific Palisades high school gym and shot all night long. I went back the next day and worked. And I worked and worked and worked. In my mind, it was never a matter of, “Oh, no, I’ll never get another shot at this." I felt that my destiny was already written. I felt—I knew—that my future was undeniable and no one, not a person or a play, could derail it."
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And more of his thing! Interesting maps by his students.
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As usual @rasagy doing his thing at @uxnowevent
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So awesome to hear @indiyoung at @uxnowevent talking about patterns and thinking styles!
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