Snapshots from Warsaw.
Getting placed 8th among 30 teams from all across Europe - is everything and more ✨
What a thrilling 20 hours in a room of over 130 builders, founders and just amazing people. Also has got to be the room with the most number of women in tech I’ve ever seen (8% of the total - for anyone wondering)..
More on what I built, but until then - JAZDA!
Little Ankita would be proud. From watching the Grammys to now joining as a member, to say that the music industry changed my world would be an understatement.
I’m honored to join the @recordingacademy 2025 New Member Class - an inspiring global community of creators and professionals who are shaping the future of music.
Thankyou @pubroyaltyqueen & @daminibhatlach for nominating me :) Thankyou God, my artists who keep me on my toes and my friends & fam who bear with my crazy dreams on the daily.
The dire wolf is coming back. Or is it? Dallas-based startup Colossal Biosciences is bringing back a species that has been extinct for 10,000 years, but they did it through advanced gene technology. Their processes for de-extinction are bringing up a lot of backlash due to conservationists arguing that it is a huge distraction from conserving species that are still around. Conservationists fear these tools will only be used for de-extinction instead of helping to save the millions of plants and animals that are going extinct. Will these tools remain open source for conversationists? We will have to wait and see.
Paramount Global and Warner Bros. Discovery have finalized a historic $111 billion merger, creating a media giant that combines iconic franchises. Backed by private equity including the Ellison family, the merger marks a major consolidation in Hollywood as traditional studios and independent media seek scale to survive against these powerhouse companies. Comment 'NEWDLE' to sign up for our waitlist and stay up to date on the latest!
I find life has a very funny way of adding a pinch of chaos to life - which one can take as either a learning or as something that’s just sad and horrible.
Oh yeah - and I’m back.
NASA’s Artemis II mission continues toward a historic lunar flyby.
The four-person crew has passed the mission midpoint and is preparing for Monday’s close approach to the Moon, where they will become the farthest humans from Earth. The astronauts remain focused on scientific observations of lunar features never before seen by human eyes.
It's happening! After 54 years, humans are heading back to the Moon.
On April 1st, four astronauts aboard Artemis II took off on a mission to the moon and will become the first people in decades to see its far side with their own eyes. This mission will mark a major step in NASA’s long-term plan to return humans to the lunar surface.
