Tushar @notebook6080

All tweets are my personal views. Joined June 2016

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Marcelo P. Lima @MarceloPLima

2 weeks ago

The Chinese took over the Swedish camera company Hasselblad and are putting their engineering chops to work: "The system employs high-precision gyroscopes and accelerometers, detecting movements as fine as 0.001 degrees. Through extensive field research analysing camera shake…

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Ian Cassel @iancassel

2 months ago

One of the hardest parts of turnarounds is holding onto them as the business transitions from a value multiple (not valuing the future) to a growthier multiple (valuing the future). It’s hard to hold onto a stock that gets a little expensive when 90% of the reason you bought it…

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bharani manoharan @phreakv6

2 months ago

the six day war - somehow thought this was a small affair. Israel fought egypt, syria, jordan, iraq, kuwait, saudi, algeria and tripled its territory in just 6 days! (including capture of gaza strip, east jerusalem, west bank and golan heights). taken from “conflict” (covers…

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Manisha Singh @ManiYogini

3 months ago

The Costliest Poor Man in History: Gandhi’s Poverty Was a Luxury Project 🧵 Let’s bust the myth of the "half-naked fakir" that the British loved and Congress industrialized. Truth? Gandhi’s poverty cost the nation a fortune. Read this and weep for real revolutionaries. Repost…

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Tushar @notebook6080

3 months ago

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Deepak Shenoy @deepakshenoy

3 months ago

Gold is now a little more favoured among central banks:

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Luke Gromen @LukeGromen

5 months ago

"What currency is going to replace the USD as global reserve currency?" Central Banks: "No currency is going to replace the USD, but gold has been replacing USTs as primary reserve asset for 11 yrs. Gold has crushed USTs in that time, but most still refuse to accept reality."

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Ed Conway @EdConwaySky

6 months ago

🚨 Here's a thread about ALUMINIUM. Why this commonplace metal is actually pretty extraordinary. How the process of making it is a modern miracle... ... which also teaches you some profound lessons about the trade war being waged by Donald Trump. And why it might be doomed. 🧵

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Unknown Market Wizards @WizardsUnknown

6 months ago

Paranoid selectivity I have a vague idea. He expresses it with such clarity.

Unknown Market Wizards @WizardsUnknown

2 years ago

Paranoid selectivity I have a vague idea. He expresses it with such clarity. https://t.co/pg3DnrdRjo

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Kyle Becker @kylenabecker

6 months ago

NEW: @elonmusk really has George Soros figured out. "George Soros is a systems hacker. He is a genius arbitrager. He figured out that you could leverage a small amount of money to create a non-profit then lobby politicians to send a ton of money to that non profit so you can…

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Tushar @notebook6080

8 months ago

Stories like these make you realize that in spite of all the negativity, India is making progress. Baby steps but steps at least. deccanherald.com/opinion/a-big-…

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Sravan Kundojjala @SKundojjala

8 months ago

One of TSMC's big advantages is its ability to repurpose tools from from node to node migration. The company used to have 70%+ tool commonality in early 2010s and that improved to 85% and then to 95%. N20-N16-N10-N7-N5-N3 - each of those transitions have 95% tool commonality.

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Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4

9 months ago

There are whole books on psychology that don't get anywhere near this paragraph from Dostoevsky

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Varsha Singh @varshaparmar06

10 months ago

The brilliance of our ancestors✨️ Thread 🧵 1. Kedarnath Mandir, Uttarakhand It is discovered that it was covered entirely in snow for almost 400 years & It was hit with unprecedented flash floods & landslide in 2013. But still its standing tall & shining. @LostTemple7

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govind @gov1ndg

11 months ago

On being asked why there’re so many Bengalis among the prominent Indian economists, Bardhan says jocularly that “Bengalis are notoriously bad in business, so they tell the world how difficult it is to make money, and thus they all become experts in the economics of poverty.”

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Tushar @notebook6080

11 months ago

128 kbps to 256 mbps in a decade. Just insane!

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Gabbar @GabbbarSingh

11 months ago

Spacex made a 35 storey building go into space, then came back and parked itself. At one time, Apple used to make people scream with their latest technology. Now they make a dedicated button for camera.