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The Digital Garden is finally ready. 451 concepts, 706 connections for just 57 essays. Imagine the second brain on 500th essay. (My ReadWise holds over 6000 highlights weighting to be turned into essays) https://www.vishnudileesh.com/garden

Shipping, Taste, and the Future of Code: Lessons from Guillermo Rauch Sit with Guillermo Rauch, CEO of Vercel, on an episode of Uncapped, and what starts as a conversation about code generation quickly becomes something messier, more alive, and far

I’ve been writing three essays a day on my site. Somewhere between caffeine and curiosity, I thought: why not make it a public second brain? A graph of ideas, where each essay connects to the others. So I did what every indie hacker does at leas

It Begins With a Question Every transformation starts with a question. Not a grand plan, not a market map. Just a small, piercing question. For Harshil Mathur and Shashank Kumar, the founders of Razorpay, it wasn’t “How do we build a unicorn?” It w

Guys You know V0.dev and Bolt.new but our 2 indian developer Sir Mukund Jha - Founder and Ex - Google and Ex - Dunzo Sir Madhav Jha - CTO and Co-Founder He was the founding member of the research team that built and shipped Amazon Sagemaker. Bu

New “Vibe-Coding” Interview? Google started it. Others are following. If you're applying to PM, Founder Associate, or early-stage Product roles, you need to know these 3 new interview formats: 🧠 The Old-Style “Product Sense” Interview Still exists

Every app I build starts with a conversation. Not with a co-founder. Not with a product manager. But with ChatGPT. That’s my starting point — the spark zone. Most of my ideas aren’t wild inventions. They come from tiny pain points I experience in

I love posting about ai here with this profile and have posted a lot of useful, valuable , bookmark worthy posts... not sure I'm gonna post anymore after how harsh pointed it out yesterday but here's a list of 21 of my best posts till now.... 1

THE ULTIMATE STARTUP RESOURCES What Every Founder Must Have Building a startup is like navigating a jungle—you need the right tools, guidance, and shortcuts to survive. But most founders waste months looking for the right resources instead of focu