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7/7/25 - heard whispers, rumours, signals, secrets All i know? Something massive is dropping What do you guys think? #lw #somethingiscoming #staytuned #droppingbig #whispers #rumours #signalsandsecrets #7725 #comingsoon #thedrop

At what point do we stop calling something a startup? Is it after a certain number of employees? When there’s steady revenue coming in? Or maybe when the chaos starts to feel a little more structured? I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. Sta

Lately, I’ve been deeply interested in renewable energy storage, battery recycling, and everything around the energy ecosystem. I’m curious to connect with people who are actively working in this sector — whether it’s grid-scale battery storage, rec

Noticing something with creators lately. Most people post a video and move on No real idea if the hook worked, which part lost attention, or what actually had viral potential. So the same mistakes keep repeating. Breaking a video down scene by scen

🎮 Exploring the Gaming Industry — Your Thoughts? Hi everyone! Lately, I’ve been exploring the idea of building something in the gaming industry — not just as a gamer, but as someone passionate about creating something meaningful in this space. Th

I’ve been following all the vibe-coding hype lately and realized something — building is faster than ever. But figuring out what’s actually worth building (not just another “cool project”) still takes forever. That’s why I created Zeros By Kai → htt

Hey folks, wanted to share something interesting I noticed recently. Over the last few weeks I spoke with a bunch of small business owners in Bangalore — restaurants, salons, clinics, and a couple of retail shops. None of them had heard of Zapier, M

I keep seeing people try to validate startup ideas by posting online: “What do you think of this idea?” At first, it feels useful. You get comments, encouragement, suggestions, even some criticism. But here’s the problem: Most of the people replyi

Lately, I've been thinking about how every big shift in history changed how humans work. Steam didn't replace people - it gave them power. It's not here to take over our work. Steel didn't remove jobs - it reshaped cities. And now... Al is doing s

I've seen so many changes around me—technology, tools, even how we connect with others. But one thing that still feels outdated is our education system, especially in engineering. Why are we still expected to memorize the entire syllabus, even parts