Chirag Mehta

No such thing as bad PR

I want to be an NBA player which means I know how to make a layup

I recollect people referring to cloud and SaaS as a winner-take-all industry. While some companies benefitted more than others, just like any other industry, the software industry as whole benefitted a lot. People are now saying that AI is also a winner-take-all proposition. I don't agree at all.

The Reason Baseball Players Chew Sunflower Seeds - The Takeout Baseball players chew sunflower seeds during games to help them focus and to keep their mouths moist in hot, dusty conditions.

TIL Reggie Jackson is the one who popularized baseball players chewing sunflower seeds. www.thetakeout.com/1932464/why-...

Neon Blue Flesh would make a great band name

Yankees announcers extensively discussed the struggles and physique of Rangers first baseman Joc Pederson.

Pederson hit the game tying homer that same at bat.

Identity-driven attacks are on a rise and AI makes it worse. Integrating identities also help improve overall security posture, regardless of an attack vector (AI or not).

Palo is on a mission to build a platform that integrates network, cloud, and now identity security. With the rise of AI, especially agentic AI, identity-driven security has become even more important. There is now renewed interest in IAM and PAM, a domain that has not seen much innovation.

Some of the best CISOs I know have no external presence and they don't want to be known for anything.

Sounds a lot like Ross from Friends

And will also make sure to tell you that after all it was such an obvious point and that you have no ingenuity.

No one is more networked and has a deal flow that Elad does. He has also been incredibly successful. Not surprised why investors want an in.

Me turning off various LinkedIn notifications

I had one more criteria: being able to view at an angle. They all publish these numbers. BTW ChatGPT is really good at doing this research - it did a lot of early filtering for me and answered a bunch of technical questions.

Yes. There are multiple types of OLED, basically how LEDs are organized. I would recommend going for a model or two below the most expensive model. All TVs got refreshed a couple of months ago so buy a 2024 model if you can find that. Good savings - no need to pay the markup.

Just bought one. A few things to look for: OLED (middle to high end), 4k (they all are), Dolby Atmos support as it's becoming a standard, eARC to a sound bar. If you care for native Google TV OS or not (no Samsung then).

Amul's ingenuity to turn anything into ad never ceases to amaze me.

This is a serious vulnerability. Patch it now and turn on the Defender if you have it. Rotate your keys.

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This is some next level of growth hacking

Email from Pizza Hut with subject line: Share your thoughts with us

Therapy is pretty expensive, so yeah, Pizza Hut, let's do this.

I was hoping that you will do a 5 second video to scold all of us that it wasn't RICO

Checks out. Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦

"I saw that we have a few connections in common so I thought we should connect" is one of the worst reasons to include in a LinkedIn invitation.

If he could coherently tell you that he is feeling better and that you should hang up, I assume that he can simply call 911 for himself. Can't he?

Filed under "Ways to make Twitter even less useful"

Here's the report: assets.ctfassets.net/trvmqu12jq2l...

A couple of fascinating trends from a recent DoorDash Delivery trends report.

I would like to see Perplexity numbers. That's more apples to apples.