i will always encourage all my homies to start youtube channels. you just start talking in front of your phone or computer. record once. upload. it lives forever. you can share it with anyone. you can dump notes in the comments. its basically free. still underrated in 2023 imo twitter.com/Duderichy/stat…
decided to design & build a custom personal website for (for free?!)
I gave him a few vibes to work with & I love how it turned out🥹
Just added my content for v1: http://shreedasegan.com
My five year old pivot from music to AI is featured in @mercury’s first-ever, limited-run print magazine, Meridian (http://meridian.mercury.com).
Reply with your own pivot story for a chance to win a print copy. Pivot kru
Pivoting from working in tech to making art is a story we've all heard. But have you heard of someone pivoting from art to tech?
That's DJ Fresh (aka @djfreshuk), who used to play sets for crowds as large as 40K. Now he writes code that collects hundreds of Github stars.
’s first-ever, limited-run print magazine, Meridian (http://meridian.mercury.com).
Reply with your own pivot story for a chance to win a print copy. Pivot kru 📷
Pivoting from working in tech to making art is a story we've all heard. But have you heard of someone pivoting from art to tech?
That's DJ Fresh (aka @djfreshuk), who used to play sets for crowds as large as 40K. Now he writes code that collects hundreds of Github stars.
The year was 2001. Ben Horowitz thought he was done for.
Loudcloud, the 450-person startup he'd started with @pmarca & others, looked like it would fail — until they pivoted.
Six years later, @bhorowitz sold to HP for $1.6B. Here’s his story
He read it because he had a natural curiosity — an obsession — for airplanes.
Now how he helps people write to discover what they're passionate about — *obsessed* with. This writing often helps people find the right community and work for them.
is that he grew up flunking classes, skipping homework, and refusing to touch a book — if the reading was assigned to him.
But he also read the entirety of the Jeppesen Pilot Manual, a 700+ pg. book.
Introducing Pivot: the first print issue of Meridian, dedicated to those times you’ve heard old startup ideas and said: “they used to do what ?”
Featuring @bhorowitz, @dunkhippo33, @david_perell and more. Here’s how you can get a limited-edition copy
I have a hundred dollar cheap Bissell stick vac and the form factor is rly nice but it literally always gets clogged. dog toy stuffing? clogged. Lots of dog hair? Clogged
what is the most user friendly, non clogging, long term durable vacuum for an apartment where your dog sheds a lot? (that's not more than a few hundy max???)
I also have a few remaining tickets to give out to folks in SF or NYC who are interested in coming to http://meridian.mercury.com's print launch parties in those cities!! Reply or DM if you'd like one. I'll be there :)
For SF tech week next week we are running an event!
1. get the 1st print edition of the @mercury Meridian magazine
2. I will run a panel with the amazing @jasonrosenthal, partner @a16zcrypto and ex-Lytro founder
June 1st, 6pm. Only a few invites left, DM @mercury to join.
interviewed my parents for this profile on me.
It includes a line you'll find in any story of an Indian-American in tech:
"His parents are proud — even though he’s not a doctor."
https://meridian.mercury.com/sheel-mohnot
"A really high percentage of entrepreneurs are immigrants. And I gravitate toward those people," says @pitdesi.
I spoke not only with Sheel but also his parents, who immigrated in 1974, to learn about Sheel's love of supporting fintech around the world: https://meridian.mercury.com/sheel-mohnot
Meridian Magazine.
Reply with you fav Meridian story and I can make sure to get you a print edition (while supplies last 😊)
https://meridian.mercury.com