My second visit to the city of Agra in last two years.

Almost feels like a different city with metro and overall better infrastructure. Bullish.

The “everything sucks” doomerism of the far left and right is wrong. Worse, it needlessly radicalizes people. Today is better than yesterday and tomorrow is going to be even better. So here’s a list of 50 areas where we're seeing progress. 1/

Cada día siento más como el abuelo Simpson, que se queja de todo

Despite many issues in India, the lack of sidewalks, even in 'smart' cities like Greater Noida, irks me the most.

It mirrors America's car-centric culture without the necessary infrastructure or civic sense.

This confirms my own experience.

You can’t build a good foundation on feelings which are temporary.

Are there more educational websites like justjavascript.com by dan 2 and Maggie Appleton which focus on foundational mental models to grok a new subject?

Easily one of the best courses I have completed in the last couple of years and would like to explore more topics in

The challenge for men is to become hard without becoming heartless, knowledgeable without becoming cynical and competent without becoming arrogant.

3. From Thomas Sowell’s book Vision of the Anointed: “The family is inherently an obstacle to schemes for central control...Engels’ first draft of the Communist Manifesto included a deliberate undermining of family...Marx was astute enough to leave that out of the final version.'

Indonesia quietly doing its thing

Every big country will try to expand its influence - it's worth having second residency/citizenship in a smaller country to bypass the restrictions.

For eg. India and Mexico do not allow USD bank account while in Chile you can.

#nodesteaders

Billion Dollar Startup Idea: Video chat app that uses Space to toggle mute/unmute