1. Read and write more. 2. Don't hesitate to admit when you're wrong. 3. Be comfortable changing your opinion. 4. Find a mentor. 5. Stay teachable. 6. Make mistakes and learn. 7. Don't get offended easily. 8. Ask questions. 9. Spend time with nature. 10. Stay humble.

Don't know driving but this EV from Huawei seems beast !!

The dirty little secret of edtech: the biggest names don’t actually care if you learn anything. As co-founder of Udemy, it is something I reckon with every day… Duolingo - edtech’s only decacorn, worth $14B. Brilliant app, addictive product, and great for motivation. But let’s

Question is everything.

Sahil Here's the arc link : arc.net/folder/D0472A2…

Make sense.

Introducing Schema — Cursor for AI In other words, AI that builds AI (Pre-release teaser) the residency delta

Love this man’s deep work. Sometimes he just sits, codes, and only stands up for food. Pure focus, pure grind.

People said Cursor would “go to zero” because it's “just a wrapper.” AI products won’t be monopolized by model labs imo. 1. Products win by delivering real user value - model capability alone isn’t enough. 2. Once they hit PMF, companies can train their own models (often based

To best understand startup, compare with our body; Founding Team = Important organs Culture = Blood Founders = Heart

We're building this at Edutor App. Our bet: AI shouldn't create "personal tutors" in isolation. It should personalize the teacher to each student. Teachers freed from content delivery → finally inspire, challenge, truly know each student

Why "AI tutors" approach miss the critical points: Education has 2 hard problems: 1. Personalization - every student learns differently 2. Motivation - learning takes 15-20 years. Most students can't do it alone, even with perfect resources. Schools exist mostly to solve 2.

We are building the intelligence layer that personalizes learning for every student and amplifies every teacher. ⚡ Edutor App is hiring people who want to own the future of human learning. DM open.

This is picture of Mars was taken today. 225 million miles away from us!

Logan Kilpatrick Chirag Joshi is great at it.

There has to be life on one of these dots....

Gave my corner a new look :) chiragai.xyz