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Always good to wrote all the task , that you want to work on , after so many days back with my whiteboard 馃
Invest in me 馃構馃構馃構
> Ranked #12 in my city in ff , currently at Elite Master.
> Could鈥檝e pushed chess to the top 1% too, but I stopped playing a few months ago. If I start again, I might end up unemployed!!! 馃槶禄
Always good to wrote all the task , that you want to work on , after so many days back with my whiteboard 馃
If someone says you have a lot of potential, they鈥檙e basically saying you鈥檙e not working hard enoughhh. After school, potential doesn鈥檛 matter. What results or outputs are you bringing to the table ? That鈥檚 the whole point !!!!!
finally finally finally :)
today, I'm launching SAADHO:
a day-by-day prep plan for AI/ML and LLM engineering interviews
I posted about it earlier,
110+ people signed up and made 130+ plans for their interview
2000+ page visits
here's what's inside 馃У
saadho.arushk.tech
sometimes, you have a picture of someone in your mind, and years later, you realise that maybe they aren't who you thought they were. the painful part is realising that reality was quite different from your assumptions.
people say you shouldn't expect anything from another human being, but isn't every relationship, in some way, a reciprocal exchange ? so, yeah, i don't know what to do anymore
You just need 84 paying customers on a $99/month plan on launch day to call yourself a $1 million ARR company
My childhood friend is DMing me on LinkedIn. At one point, bro had my Facebook password. we have officially entered the corporate era !!!
when i was joining uncensored, i did two stupid things.
> wrote a career update post on twitter and misspelled "career." got a dm from a founder pointing out the spelling mistake馃槶馃槶
> all the documents, including the nda and other paperwork, were sent to me by someone on the team. i asked her, "can you please recheck everything before sending it to the founder to make sure i've done everything correctly?" i thought she was intern like me she was super easygoing and said, "sure." days later, i found out she was the co-founder.馃槶馃槶
first time working for an offshore startup, and honestly, there's a cultural difference. i've worked with a lot of indian startups, but there's something different about working with a team like this. makes me wonder why more indian startups aren't like this.








