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@championswimmer Thanks @championswimmer for writing this, it very detailed and helpful. As for me, when I moved from Bangalore to Berlin, I noticed similar paradigm shift. Especially joining as a senior leadership, it was super interesting to observe what motivates people.

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@rnjn @rnjn Try out Mermaid JS (mermaid.js.org). It is open source, has a live editor, and a custom DSL for different diagrams. Also, you can use always use Git for version control and Hack animations with JS.

A cheat code I wish I knew at 18... The 4 Types of Luck: In 1978, a neurologist named Dr. James Austin published a book entitled Chase, Chance, & Creativity: The Lucky Art of Novelty. In it, he proposed that there are 4 types of luck: (1) Blind Luck (2) Luck from Motion (3) Luck from Awareness (4) Luck from Uniqueness Here's what they are: Type 1: Blind Luck Completely out of your control: • Where you are born • Who you are born to • Base circumstances of your life • "Acts of God" These are the truly random occurrences of the universe. Type 2: Luck from Motion You’re creating motion and collisions through hustle and energy that you are inserting into an ecosystem. You increase your luck surface area through simple movement. The increase in collisions opens you up to more lucky events. Type 3: Luck from Awareness Depth of understanding within a given arena allows you to become very good at positioning yourself for lucky breaks. Naval says: "You become very good at spotting luck." You can “spot luck” from a mile away because of your knowledge and experience. Type 4: Luck from Uniqueness Your unique set of attributes attracts specific luck to you. “[This type] favors those with distinctive, if not eccentric hobbies, personal lifestyles, and motor behaviors.” - Dr. James Austin Type 4 Luck actually seeks you out. The Stages of Luck I personally think of Types 1-3 as coming in stages as you grow up: • Type 1 dictates your early years • Type 2 as you hustle in your 20 • Type 3 as you gain experience in your 30s+ Type 4 is unique—it’s dislocated from age. Always remember the Luck Razor: When choosing between two paths, choose the path that has a larger LUCK SURFACE AREA. Your actions put you in a position where luck is more likely to strike. It’s hard to get lucky watching TV at home—it’s easy to get lucky when you’re engaging and learning. There are lots of simple ways to increase your luck surface area: • Talk to more new people • Send more cold emails • Write/share in public • Participate in digital communities • Spend time in rooms where you feel like the dumb one To recap the 4 types of luck: • Type 1: Blind Luck • Type 2: Luck from Motion • Type 3: Luck from Awareness • Type 4: Luck from Uniqueness If you enjoyed this and learned something new, follow me @SahilBloom for more in the future!

Thread 🧵 #SexualHarassement Today, I went for the Manipur Violence protest at Town Hall Bangalore and booked a @rapidobikeapp auto for my way back home. However, multiple auto cancellations led me to opt for a bike instead.

@ponnappa sunny and comfy. someone took that corner office space too (ahem introverts ftw). @aakashd like always maintaining a clean desk.

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Hamid @hamids

3 years ago

This is an excellent visual!

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People will take you way more seriously with a brand than without one. It is a night and day difference. You have nothing to lose from taking action and putting yourself out there.

you awake from a deep trance, step away from the phone to see your friends & family

@ponnappa And, it’s very easy to over delegate leading to burnouts. For me automated reporting structures and insightful metrics dashboard helps a lot. TBH cadences are hard too. Dunbar’s number really defines the a leader’s congnitive overload.

So many of the great software engineers I consider fantastic "software architects" share this one thing: They build (throwaway) prototypes to prove their point / showcase their ideas. A lot! So much easier to reason about concrete code than abstract ideas.

@ponnappa terima kasih

Wishing you renewed entrepreneurial vigour and continued success. Keep winning and may this be a big milestone for the team when you look back @singh_sequoia @mobhat @shaileshlakhani @gvravishankar @RajanAnandan @Ishaanmittal2 @tejeshwi_sharma @GuptPiy

Peak XV Partners @peakxvpartners

3 years ago

Sequoia India & Southeast Asia is now @peakxvpartners. peakxv.com/article/launch…

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(1/) Thrilled about @AntlerGlobal Elevate ($285M) Our Day Zero investing focus continues: backing strong founders before they finalize teams/ideas/product But now, beyond pre-seed & seed via local funds like @AntlerIndia, we also back them at Ser A & beyond via a global vehicle

Antler @AntlerGlobal

3 years ago

Antler is thrilled to have closed Antler Elevate, a $285M emerging growth fund that backs the next generation of game-changing founders across 20+ technology ecosystems, propelling them on their paths to greatness. Read via @TechCrunch👇 tcrn.ch/3NrGwU9

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@debarghya_das It’s the crumbling infrastructure and political drama in India. Even if there are opportunities in India. They often get superseded by micromanagement or worst mismanagement.

Why was the CEO of $1T Nvidia shopping at a night market in Taipei? He flew there to give a commencement speech at NTU. Here are the top 12 insights from Jensen's speech 👇