This document provides tips and insights for getting things done through hacking. It discusses how paradigms are shifting as more people migrate, learn online, and take photos than ever before. Several hacks are presented as examples, such as filling what is empty and emptying what is full. The document emphasizes that simple solutions are better and bottlenecks are not always bad, and that the goal should be impact rather than results. It concludes by noting that interesting things can happen at the intersection of human judgment and data.

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A desi guide to getting things done.
Jatin Khosla
@jatinkhosla, @AlhkemTech

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I write data-focused
computer software, to
collect, analyse and
visualise data as a way to
make things happen.
WAI ?

3. In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities , but in
the expert’s mind there are few.
Disclaimer
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- Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind

4. More people migrated in the
last one year than our entire
history.
Paradigms are shifting
#hack

5. More people learnt online from
Harvard than its entire history.
Paradigms are shifting
#hack

6. 10% of all snaps ever taken are in
the past one year.
Paradigms are shifting
#hack

7. It’s simple
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Fill what’s empty. Empty what is full. Scratch where it itches.

8. The Doormat
#hack

9. Simple is better
Let’s hack
#hack

10. The Mouthwash
#hack

11. Simple is better
Bottlenecks are not always bad
Let’s hack
#hack

12. The Hospital
#hack

13. Simple is better
Bottlenecks are not always bad
Impact rather than result oriented
Let’s hack
#hack

14. The 2000 Note
#hack

15. Simple is better
Bottlenecks are not always bad
Impact rather than result oriented
Change is uncomfortable.
Let’s hack
#hack

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When human judgement
and data intersect funny
things happen.
Data

17. Let’s do things that matter
#hack
Thank You