sujayk_33

Interesting! I often read self-help books slowly to understand them better or let those thoughts sink in. I agree that the books are great but I didn't find myself reading them non-stop as I do with some story type or Sci-fi novel.

Harry Potter Universe, no doubt you kept reading.

Andrew Tate, he's a controversial guy. Does the novel reflect the same things he talks about?

Did you know about the novel or the author before you saw the book?

that's the novel movies are based on right?

12 hours! incredible man

Good ones, loving it.

Some of my[OP] own are:

1. Book that feels like this

2. Explain like I am 5

3. yesyesyesyesno

4. nononononoyes

5. mildly interesting

6. Murdered by thoughts

7. shower thoughts

8. Worldbuilding

9. 2 sentence horror

LoL

Location: Mumbai, India

Remote: Preferred

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Python, Computer Vision, LLMs, Cloud, NLP, etc.

Résumé/CV[PDF]: https://shorturl.at/CL9zc

WebCV: https://justsujay.github.io/cv/

Email: sujaykapadnis[dot]33[at]gmail[dot]com

It sure does read my mind.

I was just exploring the options, it's great otherwise.

I did those 100 exercises to learn rust.

I'd suggest github pages or substack

I landed a remote internship at a stealth Startup this February. The pay wasn't mentioned nor even discussed, but they offered me more than I expected.

Thankful for the Co-founders and HN

Self hosting for a small company kind

Helpful, thanks

Hey great question, I don't have my startup but I have worked at one as an intern and it changed my way of thinking.

Working in small teams and with less formalities can often lead to more productivity. When people work on it as their own products, it gets more interesting.

People are working hard out there and you'll understand only when you work with them. The people I worked with were from Google and AWS so I had the chance to see how they managed everyone. It went very smoothly and it felt like home.

I have decided to work on my own thing too now. Let's see how it goes.

Great advice, recently read "Build first, iterate later" from Zero to One by Peter Thiel.

Damn! Where is Erlich Bachman?

True!

I decided to work on it for the sake of myself.

namelix is nice, thanks :D

Smart, LoL

> you just need to re-energize and do absolutely nothing.

some theories support this statement and some contradict this, but for every advice, there is a counter-advice. it's too baffling

maybe a voice assistant that represents the candidate, but does the reviewer have time to play around with them?

Those are some great advices to follow thanks

Location: Mumbai, India

Remote: Preferred

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, Rust, ML, DL, Data Science, Reinforcement Learning, Robotics

Résumé/CV: https://justsujay.github.io/cv/

Email: sujaykapadnis[dot]33[at]gmail[dot]com

this is amazing, KK always does that :D

well, you're part of the society, in fact, you are the society. Just build what you want and make others feel left out for that, make them feel that "want".

> All the good content is extremely hard to find.

agreed

do you have any bookmarked/favorite indie websites? I'm always on a hunt for them so if you don't mind sharing, please.

just go atomic, break everything down to smallest things

the moment you feel resistance, get up, move away, and come back in a while

it worked for me to do deep work.