There was a time when paying for a streaming service meant peace. No interruptions. No sudden reminders that capitalism is alive and well. Just you, your snacks, and a show you act

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An honest review of modern “premium” streaming

Ads So Loud They Deserve Their Own Subscription 🫠

Yesterday was special. We ran Sequoia’s first Frontend AI Hackathon and I had the chance to mentor alongside Rashmi, with Sriharsha coordinating the entire day end‑to‑end. 🙌Sequoi

Standards, PRDs, and Cursor rules powering AI‑first development at Sequoia.

Frontend AI Hackathon | Sequoia

I’ve stopped using Google.That shift didn’t happen overnight, but it’s now complete. I’ve replaced traditional search with AI-powered tools—especially Perplexity—and the difference

I’ve stopped using Google.

How AI Changed the Way I Search for Information

Dubai was my first international trip. I boarded that flight with excitement, curiosity, and a little nervous energy. I expected tall buildings, luxury cars, and good photos. What 

Seeing Dubai, understanding home a little better

My First International Trip: Dubai Wasn’t Just a Destination, It Changed How I Think

I’ll admit it — I wasn’t sold on AI coding tools.Sure, I’d been using ChatGPT for content and brainstorming, but when it came to programming, I thought we were still years away fro

One change at work completely flipped my view on AI coding tools.

My Journey with Cursor AI: From Skeptic to Believer

Recently, we participated in a hackathon sponsored by Google Chrome, hosted on Devpost for the Google Chrome Built-in AI Challenge. This exciting event aimed to develop a web appli

Our Journey Through the Google Chrome Built-in AI Challenge

Started the day early, got into flow right away. Used different AI agents, handed them screenshots, and started wiring up code directly into my app — all from the same chat.As of w

Vibe coding from 6AM till now – what a day!

Ever wondered why you need an underscore in target="_blank" to open a link in a new tab?Before HTML5, developers used <frameset> to split a window into different sections, each wit

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Senior Frontend Engineer @ Sequoia Group