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Eight months of physical therapy for neck and hand pain.
My PT kept asking about my desk. I said it was fine.
It was a laptop on a dining table and a free chair from a neighbour.
She wasn't asking about my desk. She was asking what caused the thing I was paying her to treat.
The ergonomics industry sold you a $1,800 chair to fix a problem your monitor is causing.
Your neck doesn't hurt because of your chair. It hurts because you spent six hours looking down at a screen 14 inches below your eyeline.
A stack of books fixes that. The chair doesn't.
good to see a doothings like effort again after 14 years! @nishantmodak @c_pratik @prashaantt @anujdeshpandey @prakashwagle89
India is building hardware. Real stuff: robots, drones, IoT, edge AI, embedded systems.
The maker energy is here. The talent is here. What was missing? A serious community.
Introducing The Hardware Club India, for builders who ship physical things, not just code.
For serious hardware folks across India.
Running it with @khushiSharma_22 @carrycooldude @shreshth, experts across domains.
Every Thursday | 10 PM
First session tomorrow → lu.ma/iso5dr0s
Full calendar → lu.ma/the-hardware-club
If you're building beyond the screen, this is your tribe.
#TheHardwareClubIndia #BuildInIndia
Alpha here isn't 'Indian CEOs are better.'
American boards only hire immigrant CEOs when they're truly desperate .. bottomed-out stock, failed turnarounds, nothing to lose. You're buying a distressed company with finally-aligned incentives.
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If you're building an AI company remember this:
You're a data company first.
A media company second.
And a product/service company third.
What’s one thing you found hard to get right in your work from home setup?
- external monitor
- standing desk
- budget
It's 3pm. Your back is screaming. You've moved from your desk to the couch to the kitchen table and back again. This isn't a willpower problem. Your setup is working against your body ... and it's been doing it since 9am.
The cruel irony of WFH back pain: your manager sees you shifting, wincing, and moving around on video calls .. even if neither of you is consciously aware of it. Your setup is telegraphing discomfort. That reads as distraction, not professionalism.
If you want to know exactly what's wrong with your setup .. not generic advice, your specific setup .. upload a photo of it to wfhaudit.com. audit. It'll tell you what to fix first. Your back has waited long enough.