Abhinav Dhasmana

“How a Simple Caching Strategy Can Break a System” by Abhinav Dhasmana link.medium.com/BSTXuMMJXY

On many graphs of the physical world, China is in first place by a wide margin. But if you look more closely, India is a distant but real runner up.

Awesome & wholesome: Slashdotters were dunking on @stevewoz for selling his Apple stock… then he showed up in the comments with the most grounded reply. Gave away his Apple wealth, funds museums, pays his taxes, and measures life by joy: “Happiness is Smiles minus Frowns.”

Never apologize for winning.

Amazing! Do listen

🚀 How do ChatGPT & Gemini understand us so well? Discover the magic of NLP — tokenization, embeddings, transformers & more — explained simply! 👉 Watch now: youtube.com/watch?v=5QQOte… #AI #NLP #ChatGPT #Gemini #Embeddings #Tokenization

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@gauravphoenix @dhh Genuine question. Most of the frameworks make it relatively easy to build a basic auth and OAuth. What complexities do you see here to manage own auth?

@dhh I discourage start-ups doing their own auth not because of complexity but because of priorities. what's the best use of your team's time? build and maintain auth or build business features? at scale, at may make sense to do your auth but for start-ups, it is stupidity.

Merchants of complexity have convinced a shocking number of developers that they're too dumb to do their own authentication. Of all the things you could outsource, I think you could do no worse than your app's front door.

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@paulakshat What did you use for voice?

📢 Just launched my first YouTube video — a clear, 2-minute explainer on Deep Learning & Neural Networks. Understand how modern AI systems learn, adapt, and perform — without the jargon. 🎥 Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=kPVI1A… #AI #DeepLearning #MachineLearning

@paulakshat Amazing @paulakshat

In this short explainer, you'll learn: • What deep learning really means • How neural networks emulate the human brain • Why they outperform traditional machine learning in complex tasks • Where they're being applied in the real world 💬 Feedback and topic suggestions are always welcome!

@PuruGovind Ha ha

@ADhasmana AI has taken your job. ab korea ghumo enjoy karo bhai

Asked Gemini to recommend and finalise the keyboard and mouse recommendation. It decided to take me to South Korea

@NameIsKarre Thanks :)

@ADhasmana agents gone wrong 😀 It's compact and noiseless keyboard

gRPC + http cookies? Yes, it’s possible. But not directly. If you’re using gRPC-Gateway to expose gRPC APIs as REST endpoints, and your frontend uses cookies for auth/session, here’s what you need to know:

@PuruGovind 😂🤣

where is "working"?

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“It’s impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously you might as well not have lived at all.” ~J.K. Rowling

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I think you're great, but you're not right on this. This perspective simply serves to kick the problem down the road. 1. The drugs are GLP-1 receptor activators, not inhibitors. 2. GLP-1 is a naturally produced hormone from the intestines. 3. GLP-1 has numerous beneficial effects, including, and most especially, slowing the intestines (making people feel more full for longer) and activating satiety signals in the brain (making people experience less hunger). 4. The slowing of the intestines, in addition to reducing hunger, has an effect of substantially increasing nausea. Also, this can be so strong that some people die from the intestines slowing too much, which is lethal. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39469548/ 5. This nausea can become so problematic, that 70% of users chose to stop the drug of their own volition at 2 years of use. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC77… 6. Even those who continue the drug through two years, the benefits start to diminish, with a complete return of cravings to sweet foods. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36655300/ 7. A substantial amount (~40%) of the weight lost while taking the drug is from fat-free mass, including muscle and bone. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33567185/ With these points in mind: 1. What happens to body fat percent when a person stops the drug? We know they regain weight, but depending on age, the lost muscle and bone may never return. Body fat, unfortunately, has no problem returning. Thus, even if they weigh less after a year or so of stopping the drugs, they're fatter (as a percent) than they were before they ever started the drugs. 2. We ought to teach correct dietary principles, namely the value of carbohydrate restriction (and rejecting the value of calorie counting; more on this below). By reducing carbs, insulin comes down, which enables increased metabolic rate and energy wasting (via the production and elimination of ketones). 3. Additionally, low-carb meals increase natural GLP-1 by 2.5X more than a low-fat meal. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39113385/ Thus, rather than promoting a family of drugs with frustrating complications, we ought to provide better education on the value of four dietary pillars: 1. Control carbs: Don't eat carbs that come from a bag or a box with a barcode. 2. Prioritize protein: Eat high-quality protein (i.e., animal-sourced) often and freely. 3. Don't fear fat: All natural proteins come with fat; that's how we should eat it. Fat helps the guts digest protein better and promotes greater satiety. Avoid seed oils and focus on natural fats from animal and fruit (e.g., coconut, olive) sources. 4. Frequently fast: Once you learn to manage your macros (via the three points above), you're in a good position to burn your own fat for fuel and hunger often drops. Take advantage of this metabolic shift by eating less frequently.

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