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Al-Shabab has encircled Mogadishu and taken back most of what was won in 2022. A collapse here reshapes the whole Horn of Africa.

Thwaites holds back enough ice to raise seas by metres, and the shelf pinning it is close to shattering. Worth a few minutes of your attention.

Every founder unlocks their domain expansion eventually, usually by the fourth loss-making startup. Mine is Unlimited Runway: a barrier technique that traps you in a 2BHK hacker house in Koramangala where every bed is a bean bag, every wall is a whiteboard, six founders share zero revenue, and rent is paid in equity. My cursed technique is announcing a sovereign LLM for Bharat, then shipping a ChatGPT wrapper that burns 4x more cloud credits than the subscription revenue. The only escape is a successful exit. We are pre-revenue, pre-idea. Nobody is leaving.

Most of the rules you've been told don't exist. Here's how they spread.

Cast iron pans are almost indestructible. People have been cooking on them for generations. They've survived wood flames on open hearths, years of neglect in garages and basements, decades of daily cooking, and owners who treated them terribly. Yet somehow they've developed a reputation for being delicate. It usually sounds something like this: You have to season it constantly. No metal spatulas. Never cook acidic food. Can't wash it with detergents. Must

Most products fail before a single line of code is written. Here's the three-step process to fix that.

Most builds fail before they start. People are already thinking about features before they've understood the problem, the context around it, or what outcome they actually want. The moment you're designing a solution, you stop seeing the problem clearly. The biggest favour you can do yourself is to focus on the problem alone and not get distracted by solutions. If there is one thing you take away from this article, that is it. Building a natural product sen

The real AI revolution has not happened yet. We'll see it when it reaches the other 80%.

AI gives you the form of an answer without the content of one.

"Do what worked for me" is the most common form of bad advice.