The launch of ChatGPT Health is really personal for me. I know how hard it can be to navigate the healthcare system (even with great care). AI can help patients and doctors with some of the biggest issues. More here:

Not as fast as a Kindle book but still impressive 😄

Holly molly this good article "Vibe Code" There are many explanations, tips and tricks regarding Claude Code AI to improve your programming. https://t.co/OCIUwTGS0X Also found this banger article from many ct https://t.co/PycCoFuRRq https://t.co/L7U0WzRe33

The FOMO around Claude Code is real. You don't need a project idea. You need to describe your work and let it interview you. So many people are posting rad Claude Code wins: apps, sites, workflows. But most people are staring at a terminal thinking "I don't even know what's

Learning Claude is the best upskill this year. Nothing comes close.

reminder for those who had bookmarked (17k). i am guessing you are back from holidays now. i made some minor revisions and link fixes as well.

Heart disease is the #1 cause of death in modern nations, more than cancer. It took the lives of 3 people I know just this year. This beautiful easy-to-read article called “Cardiovascular Disease is a Solved Problem” cites copious medical research to argue that: – heart disease

holy shit this might be the best guide to vibe coding from YC save it

Ok, can someone explain to me why people use Claude Code instead of Cursor? I get obvious productivity boosts from having my IDE integrated with my AI tooling, and lose that in Claude Code, but everyone keeps raving on about how great Claude Code is, so what am I missing?

His Last interview...2 weeks back... " We are in a bubble of epic proportions." ⁦@sidd1307⁩

S. Naren changes stance. Tells CNBC we are no longer saying small caps are no no. Sees 15-20 pct kind of returns from mkt for 2026

What I like about these books is that they don’t just dump facts on you. They slowly shape how you think, how you reason, and how you build intuition. https://t.co/AJtvNSoYXv

ERE is a wonderful book on financial independence. This isn’t a how to guide. Jacob approaches financial independence from first principles thinking. It strongly challenges our hyper-consumerist way of living. https://t.co/ozzNr7e8zA

Linus's views on AI: - “AI is clearly a bubble, but it will change how most skilled jobs get done.” - “Vibe coding is great for getting into programming, but it's a horrible thing to maintain.” - “I'm a huge believer in AI. I'm not a huge believer in the things around AI. I find

While our international funds in India take limited subscriptions, one less known fund from us that provides 70-30 India-US exposure is Edelweiss Tech Fund (not Edelweiss US Tech Fund). A fund that has completed 1 year plus and blends traditional IT services, with new age local

Two tweets. Read it consecutively. The SWR (Safe Withdrawal rates) every year for retirees in India is arrived at 3%, so that you don't run out of money. The below article from The Ken explains what happens if your initial years after retirement happens to be bear market. Don't

Mid-cap mutual funds are losing their edge. I crunched the numbers: only about 18% now beat benchmarks—down from 65% in 2019. More eyes watching, better information flow, but also Rs 1.16 trillion flooding in. The trend that hit large-cap mutual funds is creeping into mid-cap

Most retirement planning still relies on plugging current expenses into Excel, forecasting 30-year returns based on historical averages, and applying the 4% withdrawal rule. This approach ignores sequence-of-returns risk—when markets crash early in retirement, even perfect

This thread is just for collating the latest 'financial-world-ending-news', on which a lot of discussions happened on Twitter/WA. I am doing it just for myself, I might miss some, and I am ok with it. I am doing it as something i can look back upon.. I'll keep on updating it.

I wrote a post (link below) - actions in the fog of war It was for Covid, but it’s come from concept of making decisions in a war where there is a lot of uncertainty and lack of information Interestingly this post is more valid for the tariff war