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Delhi Police seems to have enough personnel to prevent protests, but somehow not enough to ensure compliance with the Supreme Court's directions on bursting firecrackers. It's been over an hour since the permitted window ended, but people are still bursting crackers. :/
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This tweet did not age well.
AQI has crossed 2000 in several parts of New Delhi. It's sitting at above 3000 in pockets. Gas chamber national capital ke liye dhanyawad, Rekha Gupta ji.
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I’m convinced, one has to inherently be a bad person to be bursting firecrackers in India during winter - cancerous gases and pollutants that harm everyone, scare animals, make asthmatics literally breathless, and cause long term irrevocable damage to health, just to see some lights and sounds in the air.
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Firm Hired at $75,000 Per Month Fee Organised Trump's Truth Social Post on Modi’s Continuous Years in Office
The firm in question, Mercury Public Affairs, is led by people seen as a part of Trump’s inner circle.
thewire.in/world/agency-hire…
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i love that period when you find a great series & you don't care about anything except the series. you forget about everything, just you & the series.
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"WOH TUM HI HO ZARYAB!! TUM HI SE MAIN PYAR KARTA HUN, TUM HI SE MOHABBAT KARTA HUN AUR BOHAT SHIDDAT SE KARTA HUN" 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 HOW TF AM I SUPPOSED TO WAIT A WHOLE WEEK AFTER YOU SHOW ME THAT?!??!?!
#Darenijaat
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aqi is 700, your underwear is polyester, your chicken is injected and your paneer is fake
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Delhi, India, ranks as the world’s most polluted major city ahead of Diwali, with air quality reaching hazardous levels
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Masterstroke, @gupta_rekha 👏👏
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The real reason to go to the gym is to avoid going insane. A good body, is quite honestly, a byproduct.
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Looking for developers based in India 🇮🇳
We're building a fitness-tech platform and looking for:
• Frontend — React, Next.js, TypeScript
• Backend — Python, Supabase, PostgreSQL, APIs
Remote opportunity.
Interested or know someone, drop a reply or DM
your resume/portfolio
Day 6 & 7 of getting my apps to $10K MRR
StepGate got its first lifetime customer 🎉 Revenue is now $50.
They came from India (maybe one of you from the reels?). But the lifetime plan there was ₹799, way too low. So my agent researched the best annual-to-lifetime ratio and I repriced everything at 2.6x the annual plan.
Also set up the content machine: Sume for AI videos (much cheaper higgsfield) for hook + demo reels, and a TikTok account warming up on Minionix. Also gonna follow @vatsal_sanghvi 's guide to set up my physical iPhone
From tomorrow, the 1-week sprint moves to tossithere. Then the YouTube idea. Back to StepGate after that to see what the content automation did.
Follow along for day 8!
#buildinpublic #indiehacker #appdeveloper
Day 4 & 5 of building my apps to $10K MRR
StepGate’s update got approved, but looking at the data, I found 2 issues in the funnel.
People are dropping off at the health permissions screen, and 7 people tapped “Start free trial” but closed the payment sheet.
So next I’m simplifying the permissions and figuring out why people aren’t starting the trial.
Is it the price, or am I not explaining the value clearly enough?
Also, the SEO changes on stepgateapp.com are starting to bring in search visitors. Small numbers, but it’s a start 😄
Follow along for day 6!
#buildinpublic #indiehacker #appdeveloper
AI coding has definitely made me lazier, and I can feel my critical thinking skills getting weaker.
Addy Osmani made a point that really stuck with me.
There used to be a lot of thinking, exploring, and figuring things out between asking a question and getting an answer. Now, with AI agents, that gap is down to seconds.
I feel this myself. Agents write code so fast that I often don't bother reading it closely. Even my code reviews are done by another AI.
He describes three stages: cognitive offloading, cognitive deferral, and cognitive surrender.
The scary part is how gradually we move from one to the next.
I really like his suggestion to spend some time each week doing things without AI, just to keep those skills alive.
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It is my honor and privilege to be headed to the US Senate to serve the great state of Michigan.
Michigan, we did what they said couldn’t be done. We won. Together. Now the real work begins.
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“Let them know that the bad guys lost” - @AbdulElSayed































