darsh @darshtwts

software engineer. san francisco, ca Joined April 2025

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darsh @darshtwts

2 days ago

he just gave goldmines, out there for free

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Guillermo Rauch @rauchg

5 days ago

Find a problem so big that you can spend at least 10 years of your life on, but that you can also demonstrate incremental progress towards.

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it's actually so simple just build something that wouldn't have ever existed, that no one thought to do. just do the thing that everyone needs but is impossible to do. like actually just do it the crazy part is that it isn't even that hard

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Bailey Pumfleet @BaileyPumfleet

5 days ago

Most startups say they want people who “take ownership.” But then they hand you a 100-page playbook and a list of rules to follow. We’ve built @calcom in a way that is the complete opposite of that. We’re still figuring it out, and that’s the point. The people who thrive here…

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signüll @signulll

6 days ago

ppl think success requires being cutthroat, but i’ve watched the opposite play out more. some of my kindest friends got into startups early not because they were sharks, but because everyone genuinely liked them. they were trusted, invited in, & now they’re now rich af. lesson’s…

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K Srinivas Rao @sriniously

7 days ago

In my experience the fastest strategy to break into any domain is learning the slang first. When I was making a transition into TypeScript, I only took a high level overview at the documentation. Then I went straight to the forums, subreddits and GitHub discussions. I kept…

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Sahil Lavingia @shl

2 years ago

If you want to get a job as a software engineer in this market: Build a side project! Solve a problem you have with a little web app, built with a backend framework and language you enjoy, and a frontend framework and language you like. Most importantly, ship it to a URL. Get…

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Deedy @deedydas

6 days ago

Most of the ~150k Indian Masters students graduating in the US will NOT find jobs. Long post, let's deep dive. Indian Masters in the US have 3x’d in the last 5yrs to 300,000 current students, 2x even pre-pandemic highs. They represent 81% of all Indian students and ~30% of all…

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Arpit Bhayani @arpit_bhayani

6 days ago

"Should I go for a master's?" - This is a pretty common question I get asked, and here's my take on it. If it doesn't resonate with you, that's fair. We're all shaped by our experiences. A master's can be a great move, but only if you're clear about why. Broadly, it makes sense…

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darsh @darshtwts

a month ago

what is the highest x payout you have ever seen received by someone I am trying to see something here.

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darsh @darshtwts

a month ago

you say that you are cracked but are you this cracked ?

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darsh @darshtwts

a month ago

you will win when winning is the only option you have

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Mariya I. Vasileva @mariyaivasileva

a month ago

“Best advice for career progression in AI / tech?” Write, write, write. Aside from solid technical contributions, building systems that work well, reducing inefficiency, or creating strong organizational and team culture — write. Share your expertise. Express your opinions.…

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darsh @darshtwts

a month ago

solo founders are the future, aren’t they!? we gonna see a solo founder with a billion dollar company way before agi

Solo Founders @solofounding

a month ago

solo founders are the future, aren’t they!? we gonna see a solo founder with a billion dollar company way before agi

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darsh @darshtwts

a month ago

a modern engineer spends most of his time designing, marketing, thinking in terms of business growth and various other things. a very few time is spent in actual coding even then most of it is debugging.

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darsh @darshtwts

a month ago

true

Nivi @nivi

a month ago

true

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darsh @darshtwts

a month ago

what if cursor is actually pretty smart and can build applications exactly the way we want it to be, but it messes up intentionally so people use it more and they earn more.

Ajeet ( opensox.ai ) @ajeetunc

a month ago

what if cursor is actually pretty smart and can build applications exactly the way we want it to be, but it messes up intentionally so people use it more and they earn more.