
early stage adventurer @stellaris_vp investing in deeptech, fintech, etc. prev. @ https://xitter.cf/t.co/VuoPg7Kt05 @bainandcompany @iitmadras
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the sound of the gion shoja bells echoes the impermanence of all things; the color of the sala flowers reveals the truth that the prosperous must decline
the proud do not endure, they are like a dream on a spring night; the mighty fall at last, they are as dust before the wind
real question: what do these people who hang out @ chennai cafes like bask actually do for a living?
"you want to share the joke with the rest of the class?"
no - that's why i said it quietly at the back of the room
agree with much of this but esp pt #3:
"the largest deeptech commercial outcomes in india will solve uniquely indian problems and/or global problems in uniquely indian ways."
the degree of solar curtailment is a very indian problem which also limits new solar capacity from even being set up - bunch of great teams trying to solve for this from different angles, incl. replacement battery chemistries (e.g. @MEINE_electric)
pranav / condur retweeted
Do you care enough about the future you?
We know we should. But that person keeps losing to the things we want today.
We think the future us is as good as a stranger.
I wrote about the stranger we're all supposed to be saving for: marginofsafety101.substack.c…
pranav / condur retweeted
India will build its own industrial future. Not import it. Not copy a movement happening elsewhere.
@etherealmachine is pushing the boundaries of what India can manufacture, taking on some of the hardest problems in advanced manufacturing.
Kaushik Mudda, Co-founder & CEO of @etherealmachine, on India’s precision manufacturing gaps and the need for a stronger “mother machine” ecosystem to build next-generation machinery, at #TechSparks2026.
pranav / condur retweeted
good artists copy, great artists steal
at @alma_inc, we spend a lot of time rethinking interfaces, so tried retelling one of tech’s most famous stories in a different way.
the xerox parc visit.






















