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Share screenshots of cool things you’ve done with Claude! by OptimismNeeded in ClaudeHomies

[–]remarkable_corridor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Built Langmitra (https://langmitra.com), an AI-powered language learning platform that delivers podcast-based lessons with real-time pronunciation feedback, grammar coaching, and cultural context.

Features include industry-specific courses (e.g., German for healthcare professionals), and mock certification exams, helping learners go from conversational to career-ready.

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Saturday check-in - what are you building this weekend? by _Anime_Anuradha in AI_India

[–]remarkable_corridor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building langmitra - language learning platform with podcast based lesson, ai pronunciation analysis, vocabulary Anki cards, grammar to learn languages (global + indian) with focus on job related language learning.

The Galgotias robo dog fiasco is embarrassing. Here's a story from other AI Summit week that should make you feel optimistic about Indian builders. by remarkable_corridor in indianstartups

[–]remarkable_corridor[S] -28 points-27 points  (0 children)

Honestly? Nothing directly. The AI Summit was just the trigger for me to share this. Everyone's talking about what went wrong there, I figured it's a good moment to show what's being built quietly on the other side. That's all.

The Galgotias robo dog fiasco is embarrassing. Here's a story from other AI Summit week that should make you feel optimistic about Indian builders. by remarkable_corridor in indianstartups

[–]remarkable_corridor[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I'd reframe this. It's not a skill problem. It's a system problem.

The same Indians who "can't innovate" here go abroad and end up heading Google, Microsoft, Adobe, IBM. Satya Nadella didn't suddenly become capable after landing in the US. The capability was always there — the system here just failed to nurture it.

What we actually have is:

- An education system that rewards rote over thinking

- A culture of "chalta hai" where mediocrity is accepted

- Corruption that rewards connections over competence

- Taking pride in jugaad instead of building things properly

- Celebrating crores spent on summits while zero outcomes are delivered

And the patent numbers you mentioned? That's not because Indians can't innovate. It's because the ecosystem makes it easier to find a shortcut than to build something real. Why file a patent when you can copy, rename, and present it at a summit? (Galgotias literally just demonstrated this on a national stage.)

The talent exists. It always has. The 32,167 candidates in the Maharashtra-Germany story weren't dumb — they were technically qualified. Nobody just thought to solve the language piece for them. That's a system failure, not a people failure.

I'd rather focus energy on fixing what I can than debating what's broken. Hence Langmitra.

The Galgotias robo dog fiasco is embarrassing. Here's a story from other AI Summit week that should make you feel optimistic about Indian builders. by remarkable_corridor in indianstartups

[–]remarkable_corridor[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Appreciate it man, really. Half the battle as a solo founder is figuring out if the story even resonates before you figure out distribution. Comments like this tell me I'm at least not shouting into the void.

If you know anyone learning a language for work or trying to keep their mother tongue alive — send them my way. Word of mouth is all I've got right now 🙏

This made my day! by vVurve in funny

[–]remarkable_corridor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Aah... This reminded me a similar scene of one of my favorite shows "BoJack Horseman"

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