Not too good to be true, not too bad to be false.
One of the most realistic characters in ITV overall!
Gen1 YRKKH is just unparalleled in its realism!
Pune - Nashik was supposed to be India's first semi high speed rail project.
Instead, now it will be Ahmedabad - Dholera. [Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2260624®=3&lang=1 ]
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The Gujarat favoritism continues. Meanwhile they've butchered the alignment of Pune - Nashik project as well, might as well have cancelled it. And we're just supposed to watch silently and do nothing about anything.
Latest Indian aviation Statistics (for May 2026)
Source: OAG https://www.oag.com/indian-aviation-data
22M here.
Trying to grow beard out for the first time - I generally trim it long before it reaches this length. But currently it looks a bit irregular.
It is spaced out weirdly, and also curls on itself and tends to form chunks.
I've tried beard balm + boar bristle brush but that doesn't seem to help much.
How to groom this while in the growth phase?
Here are my finances for last year(2025). This was first year of job after graduating.
Gross salary: $105k in Atlanta, GA.
Health insurance is provided by employer with minimal copay.
Put $600 monthly in 401k (no employer match, no IRA yet)
After all taxes, monthly take home: $6000
Expenses monthly:
Total expenses: $3300/mo
This leaves an yearly savings of only about $32k. Less than 30% of gross salary is saved.
I do not have student loan payments thankfully, no credit card debt, and I havent had any overseas trip or even a long distance domestic one. I wonder how my friends with student loans are doing. It does not feel like having a six figure salary, at all. I will hardly be able to buy a house at this rate.
What can I do better?
Hi all,
I'm a '22 batch CSE grad from a top IIT (8.5+ CG) I started by working in India at a Mag7 for 2 years and then moved into wfh for a US AI startup for the last 2 years
I'm considering to prepare for a move into Quant. Positions with India only- I don't have ambitions for Optiver or whatever. During placement season I had failed their interviews due to some crazy things happening in personal life. I dunno how to even think about this.
I have classmates in quite a few HFTs - but I wanted to know the following answers before I reach out to them
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Would appreciate answers to these questions:
- will Quant firms be open to interviewing me?
- should I consider SWE or Trader? I've never done competitive coding
- how should I prepare for this kind of a move? I've been using Claude code recently and haven't written code by hand in a long time. Haven't touched any probability or math either
- is this realistic? Should I try? I don't want to raise hopes and then embarrass myself.
- some HFTs are in Gurugram, some in Mumbai, some new ones like QiCap in Bengaluru as well. Which one should I consider?
