Last year in November i lost a good friend of mine, he was just 31. He had dreams, he had just trekked Mt. Kilimanjaro and was training for Mt. Fuji.
It took me a month to process that he is no more in this world but one thing became clear. Life is unexpected, random and short too. Its not that i didnt knew that, but i guess i needed revision. Since then i have realized i want to have fun as along i am here, do what i want, do stupid shit, do small shit, laugh on myself and try to enjoy the moments that i have with my people.
Luckily last month, i lost my job after working for almost 6 years at a single place. I consider this as the best opportunity to start something new, something i will be excited about and also get a chance to look at life via different lens which i often keep forgetting to look at.
This is not a advice or a suggestion, that you should do this too. I am lucky and privileged enough to have a supportive partner and parents which gives me the courage take this leap.
I know this is cringe but since the day i have lost my friend i frequently think about this quote "Until death, all defeat is psychological". May you find the courage to do what you want out of life and dont have to pay a price of losing someone just to realize you are not living the life that you want.
My friends make fun of me (in a good way) calling me the sabbatical guy. I encourage people to take sabbaticals, start businesses, or generally do something exciting and explore life a bit more.
If you work a shitty job, get your head out of autopilot and put all your energy into finding something fun. Imagine having to spend major chunk of your day in a shitty job.
There is more to life than work. When you continue operating in autopilot, it's hard to see that. Give yourself time to be bored.
Life is short. Don't spent it arguing with wrong people on Slack (or even worse teams).
You don't need to fully know what you should do. If you know what you don't want to do, start by quitting those.
got my mom's watch repaired at titan care yesterday and realised the margins are insane there for small works, paid 500rs for a cell change.
Which got me curious how much is titan making via repairs? Sadly then dont publish this figure
But this niche category looks underserved
Prayag Desale retweeted
Inside a human brain when reading a book.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This video shows time-lapse of cultured neurons connecting via growth cones in a lab dish, not processes in a living human brain while reading. Similar real clips by Dr. Lila Landowski show developmental wiring; this one's exact source is unconfirmed.
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Good to see miners trying Wcash while we’re still in slow start.
We’re only getting started.
If you mine Zcash, come explore Wcash merged mining. 🐺
why this mf aap keeps sending me to the "for you" feed after opening the app while i want to be on "following" fed
Here are some decent options for marathi veg food
- New badshahi refreshments
- Poona guest house
- Samruddhi Bhojnaum
- Vishnuji ki rasoi (Focus on the marathi dishes)
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Some new places
Pancha-Sattva - Everything, their neer dosa is out of the world also their mysore masala dosa
Cafe Vanah - Kothimbir wadi chaat and Pour over
Shrimanti Uphargruha - Puneri Misal and Batata wada
Forest Farmer coffee roasters - Cortado or Pour over
Da nonna's - Buffalo chicken pizza and Tiramisu
Nanna Negroni - Cocktails, try any
Zamba Kitchen - Good fish thali
Food places i have enjoyed in Pune lately
Farmaish - Murg paya soup
Malvan Samudraa - Bombil fry and fish thali
Vishnuji ki rasoi - Maharastrian buffet
Banh mi sandwiches - Dorje and the bell
Yeti and Monk - Thunkpa
Aeka - Cortado (my go to place)
Book bar - Pour over(stillness) and praline noir
Pagdandi bookstore - Belgian cortado
Goddam/ Blue Tokai - Vietnamese coffee
Polkadots - Lasanga and nachos
Loco otro - Tacos and cocktails
Tokyo Bakery - Sourdough and Croissant
Banglore tiffin room - garlic ghee roast
Le bouche dor - almond croissant
Gingko - Tori Paitan Ramen
Saw this tweet and decided to order dried figs from @SHUBH_DRYFRUITS and he really delivers on the product quality and know's his craft well.
@SHUBH_DRYFRUITS is amazing - he obsesses over his craft, like we all should.
This is my chat with him after I received an order from him.
decided to vibecode this as i was using the CYI's advice to find new tokens but it was harder to dig deeper for ex. find website, x and contract address.
findrxyz.github.io/findr/ this aggregates all that in one place
cc @Cryptoyieldinfo
