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Anthropic recently announced their new CTO. Rahul Patil. I was reading the news and thought yea whatever just another over achieving Indian but I was wrong.


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He has very humble beginnings.

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He first started engineering in a Good but by no means Great University. PESIT a well respected uni in Bengaluru. India..not some IIT or whatever ,he followed it up with a Masters in ASU again by no means a prestigious uni and then an MBA very standard path for an average ITcel but one thing you'll see him do different is his laser focus on one thing and one thing only

That is cloud infrastructure. Spent more than 10 years in Microsoft building parallel compute and Azure infrastructure. Also a brief stint for a year at amazon in the amazon kinesis which is deep cloud infrastructure work

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Same thing in Oracle too. Senior VP in cloud infrastructure.

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Then job switched again to the payments giant stripe and would you believe it head of infrastructure and later a CTO.

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In his entire illustrious career spanning over 20+ years in the IT industry he has never had any role that gave him any expertise in AI but what he does have is deep industry expert level knowledge on infrastructure and at a time Anthropic and Claude AI wants to scale globally. This is exactly the man they need. An Infrastructure Ninja

This is why expertise in skills matters so much in the field. I always say this be sharp edged and unmoggable in one thing instead of being well rounded and blunt and meh everywhere. Try being an expert in what you can do best instead of chasing the next trend. Rahul knew what he wanted to do, he knew what he was good at and chased after it like a mad man for 2 decades to became the top dog.

And I know some nigga will scream nepotism, cheap labour etc. Just as an estimate this guy is easily getting paid over $30-40 million if not more. Making a fucking bank for his job.
 
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Anthropic recently announced their new CTO. Rahul Patil. I was reading the news and thought yea whatever just another over achieving Indian but I was wrong.


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He has very humble beginnings.

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He first started engineering in a Good but by no means Great University. PESIT a well respected uni in Bengaluru. India and he followed it up with a Masters in ASU again by no means a prestigious uni and then an MBA very standard path for a mid level ITcel but one thing you'll see him do different is his laser focus on one thing and one thing only

That is infrastructure. Spent more than 10 years in Microsoft building compute but also Azure infrastructure. Also a brief stint in amazon kinesis again infra

View attachment 4211247

Same thing in Oracle too. Would you believe it cloud infrastructure

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Then job switched again to the payments giant stripe and would you believe it head of infrastructure

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In his entire career you'll realize that in 25 years of experience in the field he has never had any role that gave him expertise in AI but what he does have is deep industry expert level expertise on infrastructure and at a time Anthropic and Claude AI wants to scale globally. This is exactly the man they need

This is why expertise in skills matters so much in the field. I always say this being sharp edged and unmoggable in one thing instead of being well rounded and blunt everywhere. Try being an expert in what you can do best instead of chasing the next trend

And I know some nigga will scream nepotism, cheap labour etc. Just as an estimate this guy is easily getting paid over $30-40 million for his job. If not more.
i dont know why but every single one of your threads makes me want to lock in and finally start taking care of my life

why do i find a random indian CTO life story so inspiring when its written by you

you should become a motivational speaker or something idk
 
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Anthropic recently announced their new CTO. Rahul Patil. I was reading the news and thought yea whatever just another over achieving Indian but I was wrong.


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He has very humble beginnings.

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He first started engineering in a Good but by no means Great University. PESIT a well respected uni in Bengaluru. India and he followed it up with a Masters in ASU again by no means a prestigious uni and then an MBA very standard path for a mid level ITcel but one thing you'll see him do different is his laser focus on one thing and one thing only

That is infrastructure. Spent more than 10 years in Microsoft building compute but also Azure infrastructure. Also a brief stint in amazon kinesis again infra

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Same thing in Oracle too. Senior VC in cloud infrastructure

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Then job switched again to the payments giant stripe and would you believe it head of infrastructure

View attachment 4211254


In his entire career you'll realize that in 25 years of experience in the field he has never had any role that gave him expertise in AI but what he does have is deep industry expert level expertise on infrastructure and at a time Anthropic and Claude AI wants to scale globally. This is exactly the man they need

This is why expertise in skills matters so much in the field. I always say this being sharp edged and unmoggable in one thing instead of being well rounded and blunt everywhere. Try being an expert in what you can do best instead of chasing the next trend

And I know some nigga will scream nepotism, cheap labour etc. Just as an estimate this guy is easily getting paid over $30-40 million for his job. If not more.
This makes me wanna lock in hard but ik Tmmrow im just gonna go rot :feelskek:
 
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JUST CLIMB THE CORPORATE LADDER THEORY

FUCK THAT IM RETIRING AFTER 5 YEARS OF WAGING I DID MY TIME
 
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I can't cope about street shitter exploitation anymore

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i dont know why but every single one of your threads makes me want to lock in and finally start taking care of my life

why do i find a random indian CTO life story so inspiring when its written by you

you should become a motivational speaker or something idk
That's interesting bcuz it's low key suifuel for me, knowing that other curries are working like dogs and professionally mog me to oblivion while I just ldar :fuk:
 
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that gave him expertise in AI but what he does have is deep industry expert level expertise on infrastructure
Even with this niche specialisation of his, do you think getting an mba after 10 years of work experience was worth it for him?
 
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Even with this niche specialisation of his, do you think getting an mba after 10 years of work experience was worth it for him?
Like, would he be where he is now without the mba
 
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Good on him, it sounds like he deserves to be where he is now. He actually worked hard.

Anyone getting in on the ground floor in terms of AI now will be rich as fk in the coming years.
 
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Do one thing and do it good. It pays dividends down the road
 
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Anthropic recently announced their new CTO. Rahul Patil. I was reading the news and thought yea whatever just another over achieving Indian but I was wrong.


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He has very humble beginnings.

View attachment 4211239

He first started engineering in a Good but by no means Great University. PESIT a well respected uni in Bengaluru. India..not some IIT or whatever ,he followed it up with a Masters in ASU again by no means a prestigious uni and then an MBA very standard path for an average ITcel but one thing you'll see him do different is his laser focus on one thing and one thing only

That is infrastructure. Spent more than 10 years in Microsoft building compute but also Azure infrastructure. Also a brief stint in amazon kinesis again deep infrastructure work

View attachment 4211247

Same thing in Oracle too. Senior VC in cloud infrastructure

View attachment 4211250

Then job switched again to the payments giant stripe and would you believe it head of infrastructure

View attachment 4211254


In his entire career 25+ years in the field he has never had any role that gave him expertise in AI but what he does have is deep industry expert level expertise on infrastructure and at a time Anthropic and Claude AI wants to scale globally. This is exactly the man they need

This is why expertise in skills matters so much in the field. I always say this be sharp edged and unmoggable in one thing instead of being well rounded and blunt and meh everywhere. Try being an expert in what you can do best instead of chasing the next trend. Rahul knew what he wanted to do, he knew what he was good at and chased after it like a mad man for 2 decades to became the top dog.

And I know some nigga will scream nepotism, cheap labour etc. Just as an estimate this guy is easily getting paid over $30-40 million if not more. Making a fucking bank for his job.
Has over 30 -40 million

Where’s his white girl ?
 
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Lifefuel ngl
 
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Got an in to Microsoft cause of diversity, got promoted to manager cause of diversity. From there just gained experience and networked. Probably dumber than all the people he 'managed'.
 
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Got an in to Microsoft cause of diversity, got promoted to manager cause of diversity. From there just gained experience and networked. Probably dumber than all the people he 'managed'.
I see and which company's CTO are you exactly? You are almost the same age as him
 
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Got an in to Microsoft cause of diversity, got promoted to manager cause of diversity. From there just gained experience and networked. Probably dumber than all the people he 'managed'.
not unlikely. also once indians have infiltrated a company, they will only hire/promote other indians
 
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I see and which company's CTO are you exactly? You are almost the same age as him

Invite him to have an Internet Debate with me and you will witness a bloodbath of IQ mogging.
 
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Wow very cool sounds like great success I love seeing people of humble beginnings successful very wholesome ❀️❀️❀️❀️
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life fuel, this made me consider doing one of my 5 missing assignments :Comfy:
 
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Anthropic recently announced their new CTO. Rahul Patil. I was reading the news and thought yea whatever just another over achieving Indian but I was wrong.


View attachment 4211265


He has very humble beginnings.

View attachment 4211239

He first started engineering in a Good but by no means Great University. PESIT a well respected uni in Bengaluru. India..not some IIT or whatever ,he followed it up with a Masters in ASU again by no means a prestigious uni and then an MBA very standard path for an average ITcel but one thing you'll see him do different is his laser focus on one thing and one thing only

That is cloud infrastructure. Spent more than 10 years in Microsoft building parallel compute and Azure infrastructure. Also a brief stint for a year at amazon in the amazon kinesis which is deep cloud infrastructure work

View attachment 4211247

Same thing in Oracle too. Senior VC in cloud infrastructure.

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Then job switched again to the payments giant stripe and would you believe it head of infrastructure and later a CTO.

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In his entire illustrious career spanning over 20+ years in the IT industry he has never had any role that gave him any expertise in AI but what he does have is deep industry expert level knowledge on infrastructure and at a time Anthropic and Claude AI wants to scale globally. This is exactly the man they need. An Infrastructure Ninja

This is why expertise in skills matters so much in the field. I always say this be sharp edged and unmoggable in one thing instead of being well rounded and blunt and meh everywhere. Try being an expert in what you can do best instead of chasing the next trend. Rahul knew what he wanted to do, he knew what he was good at and chased after it like a mad man for 2 decades to became the top dog.

And I know some nigga will scream nepotism, cheap labour etc. Just as an estimate this guy is easily getting paid over $30-40 million if not more. Making a fucking bank for his job.
Mirin, its either climbing the corporate ladder vs. starting ur own venture
 
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this is partially why I didn’t go into engineering or CS

I’m good at math / CS but not outstanding. Got 5s on the math APs but only 4s on the 3 phys ones. Got a 4 on CS too which was one of my fav classes but we did no practice AP MC in class so that raped me hard. Avg indian bro is better than me. Probably 500 million asians out there who are better than me at math.

It’s better for me to go into a career I know more about and that has a higher barrier to entry and that I’m actually interested in. Matlab and cars and engines make me wanna KMS. CS is oversaturated and has extremely low barrier to entry. Not good plays for me long term but are much better for my friends to do because of their true interests in it.

U gotta focus one thing that you enjoy and are really good at.
 
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this is partially why I didn’t go into engineering or CS

I’m good at math / CS but not outstanding. Got 5s on the math APs but only 4s on the 3 phys ones. Got a 4 on CS too which was one of my fav classes but we did no practice AP MC in class so that raped me hard. Avg indian bro is better than me. Probably 500 million asians out there who are better than me at math.

It’s better for me to go into a career I know more about and that has a higher barrier to entry and that I’m actually interested in. Matlab and cars and engines make me wanna KMS. CS is oversaturated and has extremely low barrier to entry. Not good plays for me long term but are much better for my friends to do because of their true interests in it.

U gotta focus one thing that you enjoy and are really good at.
Cs is one of those fields which has really really good pay but has a few big caveats. The raises you get in tech are very steep unlike other traditional engineering jobs but they are hard to get @Foreverbrad was talking about this in the other thread. It is oversaturated but if you can stick around long enough you'll make a bank
 
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It gives me hope that someone can achieve such a task
 
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i dont know why but every single one of your threads makes me want to lock in and finally start taking care of my life

why do i find a random indian CTO life story so inspiring when its written by you

you should become a motivational speaker or something idk
yea deadass :feelskek:
 
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God thread
 
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Anthropic recently announced their new CTO. Rahul Patil. I was reading the news and thought yea whatever just another over achieving Indian but I was wrong.


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He has very humble beginnings.

View attachment 4211239

He first started engineering in a Good but by no means Great University. PESIT a well respected uni in Bengaluru. India..not some IIT or whatever ,he followed it up with a Masters in ASU again by no means a prestigious uni and then an MBA very standard path for an average ITcel but one thing you'll see him do different is his laser focus on one thing and one thing only

That is cloud infrastructure. Spent more than 10 years in Microsoft building parallel compute and Azure infrastructure. Also a brief stint for a year at amazon in the amazon kinesis which is deep cloud infrastructure work

View attachment 4211247

Same thing in Oracle too. Senior VP in cloud infrastructure.

View attachment 4211250

Then job switched again to the payments giant stripe and would you believe it head of infrastructure and later a CTO.

View attachment 4211254


In his entire illustrious career spanning over 20+ years in the IT industry he has never had any role that gave him any expertise in AI but what he does have is deep industry expert level knowledge on infrastructure and at a time Anthropic and Claude AI wants to scale globally. This is exactly the man they need. An Infrastructure Ninja

This is why expertise in skills matters so much in the field. I always say this be sharp edged and unmoggable in one thing instead of being well rounded and blunt and meh everywhere. Try being an expert in what you can do best instead of chasing the next trend. Rahul knew what he wanted to do, he knew what he was good at and chased after it like a mad man for 2 decades to became the top dog.

And I know some nigga will scream nepotism, cheap labour etc. Just as an estimate this guy is easily getting paid over $30-40 million if not more. Making a fucking bank for his job.
No 30 million for your face though, but yeah I agree
 
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impressive work by the curry. though it did take some luck too of course, but mainly pure indian style grinding
 
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Anthropic recently announced their new CTO. Rahul Patil
yeah he's fucking Indian. he benefits from ethnic nepotism. they hire their own people preferentially and often exclusively.
 
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The replies above are a prime example of that phenomenon. No matter what you do it always comes down to something else as an ethnic

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The replies above are a prime example of that phenomenon. No matter what you do it always comes down to something else as an ethnic

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The replies above are a prime example of that phenomenon. No matter what you do it always comes down to something else as an ethnic

@PerfectiΞΏn @BeanCelll
When people don't like you they simply don't like you - and it'd take a miracle for them to think otherwise. Nothing more, nothing less.
 
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When people don't like you they simply don't like you - and it'd take a miracle for them to think otherwise. Nothing more, nothing less.
100%. There's just no other way. It is what it is. I even made a thread about it but I'm starting to think it affects other ethnicities to beyond this but to varying degrees. These 3 experience it in full force while others a little less

 
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At the end of the day it’s about exceptional talent and if you can show it fast, you can skip steps. ;)

But I don’t think an exception disproves a general guideline. :whistle:
 
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Anthropic recently announced their new CTO. Rahul Patil. I was reading the news and thought yea whatever just another over achieving Indian but I was wrong.


View attachment 4211265


He has very humble beginnings.

View attachment 4211239

He first started engineering in a Good but by no means Great University. PESIT a well respected uni in Bengaluru. India..not some IIT or whatever ,he followed it up with a Masters in ASU again by no means a prestigious uni and then an MBA very standard path for an average ITcel but one thing you'll see him do different is his laser focus on one thing and one thing only

That is cloud infrastructure. Spent more than 10 years in Microsoft building parallel compute and Azure infrastructure. Also a brief stint for a year at amazon in the amazon kinesis which is deep cloud infrastructure work

View attachment 4211247

Same thing in Oracle too. Senior VP in cloud infrastructure.

View attachment 4211250

Then job switched again to the payments giant stripe and would you believe it head of infrastructure and later a CTO.

View attachment 4211254


In his entire illustrious career spanning over 20+ years in the IT industry he has never had any role that gave him any expertise in AI but what he does have is deep industry expert level knowledge on infrastructure and at a time Anthropic and Claude AI wants to scale globally. This is exactly the man they need. An Infrastructure Ninja

This is why expertise in skills matters so much in the field. I always say this be sharp edged and unmoggable in one thing instead of being well rounded and blunt and meh everywhere. Try being an expert in what you can do best instead of chasing the next trend. Rahul knew what he wanted to do, he knew what he was good at and chased after it like a mad man for 2 decades to became the top dog.

And I know some nigga will scream nepotism, cheap labour etc. Just as an estimate this guy is easily getting paid over $30-40 million if not more. Making a fucking bank for his job.
these typa threads make me want to lock in i hope i make it in life this nigga now is set making millions
 
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