Linus being furious at a kernel maintainer
This is an attempt to destructure the digital payments and fintech space and learn bit by bit. Everything about digital payments, products, processes and stakeholders that colloratively are working for a digitally enabled India.
This is a good page that shows you how to do various stuff by example in Swift
BigChainDB is a way to store information on the blockchain easily.
The original Ethereum Blockchain whitepaper.
This is the original bitcoin whitepaper by Satoshi Nakamoto
Learnings in life on career, wealth, investing, managing and more from the top people in the world.
Manan's and other's crypto blockchain resources
Sahil's reflections on his Gumroad Journey!
must read this later!
"For years, my only metric of success was building a billion-dollar company. Now, I realize that was a terrible goal." ~ Shl
The future of startups are studios
Why we make terrible decisions:
1. No Control over emotions
2. Poor perception of time
3. Perception influenced by Status
How to make better decisions:
1. Write it out
2. Don't let your anxiety control you
3. Understand your weak spots
4. Setup your environment to make a good decision.
An Instagram carousel about how to hate yourself a little less!
The confidence formula!
confidence = competence • U • repetition • U • state
This article talks about the costs involved in making an App in 2021.
Time based (High end professional)
3-6 months: 70-100K
6-10 months: 120-170k
10+ months: 200K-250k
Avg Indian Rate: $26/hour
could be useful for freelance project reference.
This is a DeepStash article about how to manage time with example of 6 different CEOs
Four Truth's everyone should know.
1. If you're afraid to say no then your 'yes' has no meaning.
2. people respect you only as much as you respect yourself
3. Hardwork is only useful in an area where you have the advantage!
4. Be okay with uncertainty
Take a look at these lessons later
Ankur explains how to approach people in college and in general life!
Train your brain to remember things!
use the 20 minutes spaced interval approach instead of trying to cram everything in one go!
The general nature of forgetting information goes like this:
One day after the lecture, if you've done nothing with the material, you'll have lost between 50 and 80 percent of it from your memory.
By day seven, that erodes to about 10 percent retained, and by day 30, the information is virtually gone (only 2-3 percent retained)
Basically, Revisit and reprocess the same material, but in a very specific pattern
The all new Windows 11! coming soon! Check it out! Cool stuff
This is my own Instagram post on how to supercharge your flutter web experience!
Reactivity in Svelte!
My Instagram post on this very topic!
Spectacular Footage of Starship SN15 performing it's landing!