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(DAY 1209) The Abysmal State of Ragging in Indian Colleges
Ragging and bullying in Indian colleges remain a deep-rooted problem, and a personal family experience with my cousin Ashu Parashar's MD course in UP makes it hit close to home.
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(DAY 1208) Wait for the AI Calling Boom
AI calling is still expensive and full of promotional spam, but once scaling laws kick in, India may see an unprecedented wave of AI-powered calls.
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(DAY 1207) Watching the NBA Finals on YouTube
Watching the NBA Finals live on YouTube feels notably convenient, especially when it removes the need to download yet another separate app.
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(DAY 1206) Green Pepper, Thai Food, and Bangg
Green pepper shows up beautifully in Thai food, and Bangg in One Horizon left a strong impression across almost everything we tasted.
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(DAY 1205) Krunker and the Pull of Browser Gaming
Krunker.io stands out as a free online multiplayer FPS that has become quite popular, especially among teenagers and kids, partly because of how easy it is to access.
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(DAY 1204) The Value of a Quiet Night at Home
A quiet night at home can do more for the week than it appears to on the surface, helping with pacing, recovery, and steady energy.
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(DAY 1203) Motivation Reveals Itself in Conversation
Interviews and conversations reveal a lot if you listen closely, especially when it comes to spotting motivated people, even if finding the right fit still takes time and luck.
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(DAY 1202) Summaries Help Preserve Context
Startups speak with hundreds of candidates and people in the ecosystem, and short summaries become essential if you want to retain useful context months later.
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(DAY 1201) A 1 km Swim and the Return of Routine
A 1 km swim brings a satisfying sense of routine returning, along with the calm feeling of being back in the water and moving in flow.
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(DAY 1200) Cricket After Months
Playing a bit of cricket again after months, even casually with society folks, felt good and reminded me how nice it is to be back on the grass.