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Prakhar @prkhr

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Joined April 2009
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Prakhar@prkhr
Jun 13
I feel obliged to comment on SpaceX IPO. Elon Musk 'sability to "will <things> into existence is just unparalleled". $2T market cap for SpaceX is just that.
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Prakhar@prkhr
Jun 13
India's time to shine with years of fine-tuning of KYC, OTP, re-KYC, account linking, etc.
Peter Yang
@petergyang
Jun 13
Yeah I think ID verification will soon be required to access the best models
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Prakhar@prkhr
Jun 12
Latest AI model review videos have truly gone into the territory of gadget review videos. They are nice to look at, but you know deep within you that they are neither useful to you nor affordable.
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Prakhar@prkhr
Jun 10
It just dawned on me that post millennial people don’t know what 143 is 🤯
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The one thing that I miss the most about my previous job was how there was a constant stream of fresh graduates joining the firm year after year, with every subsequent batch being better than the previous one. And, hence, much much better than me on almost every dimension
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I just happened to watch 4 videos which had this theme running through them, the protagonists were - Kimi Antonelli - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - Sarthak Siddhant - Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa
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It's too tempting to time the market
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The more I read about SpaceX IPO the more I get convinced that it’s all a bubble
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Difficult to miss the timing of this comment. SpaceX and Anthropic are looking to IPO
Polymarket
@Polymarket
Jun 4
JUST IN: Sam Altman says AI budgeting has suddenly become a “huge issue” for companies.
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Nothing brings alive the theory of micro and macro economy more than working on a marketplace business. E.g. Despite all the theoretical gyaan, I wouldn't have imagined that dropping prices by just a few cents will result in immediate increase in quantities sold
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Organisations are focussed on increasing AI adoption by rolling out tool specific training. What seems to be missing is that every employee can now be an engineer, so, there should be equal emphasis on Engineering 101 training.
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Prakhar@prkhr
May 29
Future of content: AI generated, human curated
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Prakhar@prkhr
May 29
“Beauty is truth, truth beauty,—that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.”
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Prakhar@prkhr
May 27
I really liked Dhurandhar for its n of 1 creativity, and despite its obvious propaganda
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Prakhar@prkhr
May 27
There are a lot of unique creative choices made by the director and they all go well together
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Prakhar@prkhr
May 27
The propaganda is very cringe-worthy though. Good thing that it's too blatant to go unnoticed
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Prakhar@prkhr
May 26
ROI = EBITDA/Cost AI isn't driving the numerator yet. It hasn't proven it can discover new consumer problems to unlock revenue. But AI is the future, so companies will have to continue spending on AI. Hence, they will have to aggressively attack the denominator.
Ed Zitron
@edzitron
May 26
Uber’s COO has said that it’s getting “harder to justify” its AI costs because there was no way to show a link between AI spend and any meaningful increase in useful features. This is the first time I’ve seen a company say this directly. businessinsider.com/uber-coo…
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Prakhar@prkhr
May 26
Potential downstream effects: 1. More Offshoring: Work shifts from high-cost centers (US) to low-cost centers (India). 2. Flatter Orgs: Increased individual contributor (IC): manager ratio. 3. Decentralization: More remote work because ICs will be a unit of work in themselves
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Prakhar@prkhr
May 26
All of this will reduce cost 1. Offshoring cuts down headcount cost by ~50%? 2. Flattening org leads to middle management HC reduction by ~30%? 3. Shifting to remote work will save ~$10k per employee?
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