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Jun 23, 2021 39 tweets 9 min read Read on X
A thread on the snippets (paragraphs & quotes) from the book ‘Why We Sleep’ by Matthew Walker 💤

One third of our lives, better read about it.

This thread will be updated as I read further & further. Image
1/ “Two-thirds of adults throughout all developed nations fail to obtain the recommended eight hours of nightly sleep.”

Imagine if you don’t have that rare ‘short sleep’ genes 🧬 that allows you to do will less than 5 hours of sleep 🛌.
2/ It’s going to get ugly. Image
3/ Pandemic. Image
4/ Why to learn about sleep. Image
5/ ‘Are there any biological functions that do not benefit by a good night’s sleep? so far, the results of thousands of studies insist that no, there aren’t.’

Nature, the most magnificent architect.
6/ Morning Larks & Night Owls 🦉 Image
7/ The evolutionary reason for ‘6/‘ Image
8/ The most widely used (& abused) psychoactive stimulant in the 🌎 Image
9/ Are you in a state of chronic sleep deprivation? Image
10/ The sleep cycle, each is 90 mins.

REM sleep aka Rapid Eye Movement sleep aka Dream sleep. Image
11/ Which came first? Sleep 🐓 or wakefulness 🥚 Image
12/ Which type of sleep- NREM or REM sleep is more important? Image
13/ There is a simpsons episode where dolphins 🐬 take over the world. Why it’s possible 👇 Image
14/ How do birds sleep during transoceanic migration? Image
15/ Afternoon nap is biologically ingrained. Image
16/ Be kind to teenagers. Image
17/ The Trillion $ Drug. Image
18/ Macbeth: Act two, scene two (1611)

Shakespeare prophetically states

“Sleep that knits up the raveled sleave of care,
The death of each day’s life, sore labor’s bath,
Balm of hurt minds, great nature’s second course,
Chief nourisher in life’s feast.”
In simpler words:

Sleep that soothes away all our worries. Sleep that puts each day to rest. Sleep that relieves the weary laborer and heals hurt minds. Sleep, the main course in life’s feast, and the most nourishing.
19/ Why All-nighters before exams never work. Image
20/ Practice is not enough to reach perfection. Image
21/ Google in your 🧠 ? Image
22/ Guinness 📚 of 🌎 records. Image
23/ YOU DO NOT KNOW HOW SLEEP-DEPRIVED YOU ARE WHEN YOU ARE SLEEP-DEPRIVED. Image
24/ In USA, Vehicles accidents (12 lakhs per year) caused by drowsy driving exceed those caused by alcohol & drugs combined 🤯
25/ A terrible story that could have been avoided ImageImage
26/ “The recycle rate of a human being is around sixteen hours. After sixteen hours of being awake, the brain begins to fail. Humans need more than seven hours of sleep each night to maintain cognitive performance.”
27/ Remember the movie ‘Ghajini’ Image
28/ A 5x increase in the getting of cardiac arrests. Image
29/ Afraid of gaining weight? 😴 Image
30/ 🍁 (this leaf, but in green) Image
31/ How to loose weight effectively. Image
32/ On Testosterone. Image
33/ On Vaccines 💉 Image
34/ Dreaming provides closure. Image
35/ Creativity via dreaming. Image
36/ He saw that in a dream. ImageImage
37/ 2 of the best Beetles songs. Image

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Feb 11
Top 10 prompts I use in Screener AI that do hours of research in minutes 🧵

Sharing as requested by many friends. Honestly, I should have charged for this. Steal this.

Pro Tip: Always use the Expert Intelligence feature. It's a bit slower and more expensive, but the depth of the answers is night and day.Image
Prompt 1: The Earnings Quality Detector

"I want you to do a deep forensic comparison between the company's reported Profit After Tax and its Cash Flow from Operations over the last 5 years. Pull the exact numbers for each year side by side. For every year in which PAT grew while operating cash flow declined, stayed flat, or grew significantly more slowly than PAT, I want a full breakdown of the causes of the divergence. Specifically, did trade receivables grow faster than revenue that year? Did inventory levels spike relative to the cost of goods sold? Were there any changes in depreciation or amortization policies mentioned in the annual report? Were there exceptional or non-recurring items inflating profit? Did the company capitalize expenses that were previously expensed? Go through the cash flow statement line by line for those divergent years and explain every major adjustment between net profit and operating cash flow. Also, check the conference call transcripts—did any analyst question the cash flow situation, and how did management respond? If management gave any explanation for weak cash conversion, pull the exact context. Finally, calculate the cumulative PAT vs. cumulative OCF over the entire 5-year period and tell me what percentage of reported profits actually converted to cash."

Why this works: Profit is an opinion. Cash flow is a fact. This prompt doesn't just flag the divergence. It forces the AI to trace exactly where the cash is leaking. You'll catch aggressive revenue recognition, channel stuffing, inventory buildup before a demand slowdown, and policy changes designed to inflate reported earnings. The cumulative conversion ratio at the end is the killer metric. A company that reported 500 crores of PAT over 5 years but only generated 300 crores of OCF has a 60% conversion ratio. That missing 40% went somewhere, and you need to understand where.
Prompt 2: The Management Consistency Scorecard

"Go through every con call transcript available, starting from the oldest. For each call, extract every specific forward-looking statement management made -- revenue growth targets, margin guidance, capex timelines, capacity expansion plans, new product or geography launches, debt reduction commitments, return ratio targets, order book projections, and client acquisition goals. Be exhaustive. Then, for each of these promises, track them into the subsequent quarters and check whether they were actually delivered. Build me a detailed scorecard in a table format: Column 1 is the con call date, Column 2 is the specific promise or guidance, Column 3 is the timeline they gave, Column 4 is what actually happened, Column 5 is a verdict -- Delivered, Partially Delivered, Missed, or Not Yet Due. I also want you to flag any instance in which management quietly stopped discussing a previously announced initiative without ever addressing what happened to it. Those silent abandonments are as telling as outright misses. At the end, give me an overall trust score -- what percentage of trackable promises were delivered or exceeded?"

Why this works: Everyone reads the latest con call and gets excited by the next quarter's guidance. Nobody tracks what management said 6 or 8 quarters ago. This prompt builds a trust database for you. A management team that consistently delivers on 80%+ of its commitments deserves a valuation premium. One that delivers on 40% is essentially guiding the market into buying a story that never materializes. The "silent abandonment" flag is particularly powerful: management loves to announce bold plans during bull runs and then pretend they never said it when things get tough. This prompt catches that pattern.
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Feb 5
Started a week ago, not knowing how to write a single line of code

I wanted to read the Bhagavad Gita daily, but couldn't find an app that felt right. So I built one.

Ended with a full iOS app live @10minutegita on the App Store:
→ 239 daily readings of the Bhagavad Gita
→ Original Sanskrit shlokas + transliteration
→ Verse-by-verse translations & commentary
→ Personal daily reflections
→ Streak tracking with calendar heatmap
→ Shareable verse cards with 8 gradient themes
→ Hindi & English bilingual support
→ Light/dark mode, adjustable fonts
→ Completely offline after download

Total cost: $200 Claude Max Subscription + $20 ChatGPT Pro Subscription + $99 Apple Developer fee
Lines of code I wrote: 0

Claude Code wrote everything. I just described what I wanted in plain English (non-technical background). Codex reviewed it. Now it's live on the App Store.

The barrier to building isn't coding anymore. It's just knowing what problem you want solved.

Links & Full Process in 🧵↓

Built with @AnthropicAI's Claude CodeImage
📱 iOS App Store (iPhone & iPad): apps.apple.com/tr/app/10-minu…
🌐 Landing: am1403x.github.io/ten-minute-git…
👨‍💻 Code: github.com/AM1403x/ten-mi… (licensed)

If this is of value to you, I'd appreciate it if you downloaded the app & let me know your feedback. Process attached below

DM me if you want help building something similar.
What Claude Code actually did:

• Created 50+ files with React Native, Expo Router, TypeScript
• Set up file-based routing, state management, and AsyncStorage
• Wrote & validated 239 snippets in English and Hindi
• Ran 20+ parallel agents to fix Hindi data quality issues
• Built a share card generator from scratch
• Fixed bugs when I just pasted screenshots
• Set up GitHub Actions CI/CD
• Prepared App Store metadata and submission

I gave directions. It wrote every line.
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Nov 22, 2022
1/ Network Orchestration, A moat

The business model of PDS 👕👖

They play the role of the Orchestrator: A platform that connects to & finds synergies among 1000s of local networks across the world to create collective value for the network & its stakeholders

H/T @Chins1729 👑
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2/ It's hard for a traditional firm to move towards being a Network Orchestrator

X | From thinking about their firm → The whole Network
Y | From Management control → Empowerment
Z | Shift in Value Creation through Specialisation → Integration

High Entry Barrier 🚧 Image
3/ X

Two retail stores in New York City may appear to be direct competitors, but this is an illusion.

Each store has a supply chain stretching from its shelves out to the world

Before a customer walks into the store, often the game is over based on the superior supply chain. Image
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Nov 19, 2022
There's this perception that IDFC First Bank has only one leader, Mr. V Vaidyanathan

Let me put rest to this mistaken opinion.

A thread 🧵👇
1/ Madhivanan Balakrishnan, COO

MSMEs need to be connected to digital entrepreneurs

Using E-marketplace, GEMS, & GST, bankers are augmenting the underwriting with these

70-75% of the retail lending 100% digital: 4-4.5 lk loans/month (digitally)

OCEN 🚀
2/ Sumit Madan, Head- Retail Liabilities & Branch Banking

The only bank in the country with an integrated app: For CA & SA (Aids MSMEs)

The startup ecosystem is uniting all Indians

Among the highest rates for Debit cards & the lowest for credit cards
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Nov 17, 2022
IRFC: Business Analysis 🚂

A Regulated Monopoly Lender with zero NPAs & growing faster than HDFC & ICICI Banks

I authored this on Dec 2021 when the stock was barely talked about, posting it today to improve my engagement numbers on Twitter ✨

A Thread 🧵👇
1/ History.

IRFC was established in 1986 as a dedicated market borrowing arm of the Indian Railways, registered with the RBI as an NBFC (Systematically Important)

But why do Railways need them, can't they directly ask for funds from the Ministry of Railways (MoR)?
2/ Here, enters the Government according to whom raising money from the open market is not the duty of MoR, it is the duty of the Ministry of Finance (MoF)

which didn't want to act as an intermediary & thus IRFC was born to raise money& fund the capital needs of Indian Railways.
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Nov 13, 2022
Real estate stocks have taken a tiny hit due to the interest rate hikes

Zoom Out. This is just a minor blip in this cycle

If the cycle goes the way it has in the past, most of the companies can become 5-10x larger in the next 5 years

If it doesn't, you still double your money. Image
1/ From Godrej Properties Q2FY23 concall

Price acceleration (across all markets) is driven by the end consumer & not just investors. Interesting. Image
2/ Continuing on the above... Mr. Godrej is quite bullish on the real estate cycle picking up in the next 4-5 years. That's why they are doing a lot of asset-heavy deals these days & did massive QIPs.

Later, we might see a downcycle again. Still, good times are probably near. Image
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