What do you think about flutter for app dev ?

Brother your videos are super good. Subscribed both u and shashank . Love the vibe.

It is in early adopter phase. 😂😂

Impressive presentation as always!!! Could you let us know your opinion on semiconductor industry??

How would you actually find out the which stage a skill is?? Means if you want to find out how x skill would be adopted and what value (approximate) it holds

AR/VR too ig.

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Ah you are here too ! Remember me ? Cybertron_92 !

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What about ui designs

love your parodies bro

@@VarunMayya hey Varun what do you think about bio technology ? At which stage do you think it's present ?

Thanks Varun Mayya and Team. This quality of content will uplift the way people perceive the world around them in a big way.

Hey! I am also interested in early stage startups. Can I join the community?

Sure Junaid.

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This. I don't think this question falls in his domain/expertise but it is definitely worth asking.

Ahh Someone knows it 🙇🙇🙇😁

Where can i find that book? Free?

Pajama profit is not his book

Yes please answer

You can try for working in abroad in Kuwait Dubai or Poland get trying in company like JGSK

Means I have skills..if I perform 100 cr?

@@dondraper499 If below 1%?😅

Thank you 😊 u boosted me up 🔥

One of the best ones.

I think this graph holds true in the medical field too. 20 years ago, people were sceptical of robotic surgeries. Now, we know that they're less invasive, have lower recovery time, etc. People prefer robotic surgeries(unless not constrained by their insurance policy or their financial situation) when compared to surgery by hand. Associated careers with this technology would probably be the engineering associated creation of parts, software developers (AR/VR, AI), technicians and surgeons who know how to operate. Probably 20 years later when robotic surgery is more common, scope for these careers might reduce when compared to now. A similar analogy could be drawn about DNA in forensics (when compared to the time mostly fingerprint was considered for investigations, but now I can be traced down if the DNA sequence of even my 3rd cousin is matched with DNA sequence at the crime scene), stem cell transplant. I understand where you're coming from though. Treatment for common flu is more or less the same when compared to a long time ago. People undergo dialysis just like they used to 20 years ago when they had renal failure. It's rarer for new research/invention/discovery to completely disrupt the way things are happening when it comes to the medical field. The trust factor required in the medical field is higher cause low performances are taken more seriously and hence they're adopted slower unless they're absolutely necessary (covid).

@@varunv2088 Bro what do you think about bio technology ? Where does it stand

I would say it's right between acceptance and peak popularity. Today a skilled react developer with 2 years of experience can get a package of around ~20 LPA

I would say it's in acceptance

I also need to know that

But AI, DS, Robotics are still in very early phase.

IMO still ignored

I believe(and hope) it's in the ignored/early adopter stage. I don't see much openings regarding Eth dev. Bitcoin is more popular than Eth. There are no famous general-purpose decentralized websites. I personally see a lot of potential though (you can refer How Finland is Using the Blockchain to Revolutionise Financial Services for Refugees) and you must be probably aware of Blockchain applications in supply-chain, fintech. I believe(and hope) this scope will expand in the future. If we consider it to be at its peak right now, I think it can also be considered as a failed and hyped technology. According to me, it's very less likely that this is true.

@@varunv2088 fascinating Finland

Lol their economy will collapse right when climate change hits and textile industry demand goes down, India will grow even more now