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Learn,Build,Grow👾 Working @IISc

Bangalore Katılım Aralık 2024
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@NEDUszn8 rayan cherki too ezz
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NEDU𓀀@NEDUszn8·
Guess the player DIFFICULT LEVEL
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Prateek Sachan@xan_ps·
2 years ago, we handled just 150 phone calls in an entire week at @bolna_dev. Last week, we handled ~6.5 million. That's a 35,000x increase. Looking at this, it's easy to think there was one breakthrough. There wasn't. It were thousands of iterations, compounding over time.
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gohashira@gohashira·
we’re in bangalore. we’re four 4 with room for 6. we philosophise software and build complex products. hiring 2 engineers to live & work with us: - epistemic humility - curiosity - rigour - experience in shipping software 11LPA base, AI credits, tickets to bangalore all paid for.
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yeet@DabbuMothsera·
Ran an independent WER benchmark on @Ringg_AI's own public dataset (10k Hindi samples) vs ElevenLabs, Deepgram, Sarvam. Ringg wins on accuracy (0.16 WER vs 0.175/0.217/0.232). But every provider's error rate roughly doubles on Hindi-English code-mixed speech , an industry-wide hard problem, not Ringg-specific. Real implication for anyone running Indian voice AI: expect meaningfully higher error rates on natural business calls (brand names, English phrases) vs clean benchmark numbers. Github: github.com/lazerbeam47/Pa… #VoiceAI #ASR #IndiaStartups
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yeet@DabbuMothsera·
BolnaMonitor - real-time drift detection for Bolna's ASR → LLM → TTS pipelines. Across 20+ provider combos and 10+ languages, one degrading combo affects thousands of calls before anyone notices. This detects it in ~30 min using Bolna's existing webhook data. Zero code changes needed. → Z-score drift alerts (per combo, not global) → Error rate + absolute latency thresholds → Live sparkline dashboard Live demo: bolna-monitor.onrender.com GitHub: github.com/lazerbeam47/Bo… @bolna_dev @maitreya_wagh @xan_ps - Excited by what Bolna is building for India's voice stack - happy to chat / contribute / integrate further! #VoiceAI #Bolna #LLM #Observability
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yeet@DabbuMothsera·
@adxtyahq Writesonic(YC 21) does the same thing if I am not wrong 🤔
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yeet@DabbuMothsera·
@hijunedkhatri Hey, I am in. I have been building voice AI systems, Samvaad is a real-time AI copilot for live calls with Deepgram STT, hybrid NLU with Gemini, speaker diarisation, all under 2 seconds end to end. What is the role?
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yeet@DabbuMothsera·
Just read Sarvam AI’s blog on evaluating Indian language ASR - it showed me the depth you have to deal with. If you work on Voice AI or have any interest in Indic speech tech, you should definitely read this. What makes Indic languages so different from plain English: heavy code-mixing, fluid colloquial vs formal styles, multiple valid spellings/scripts for the same words, and rich suffix/agglutinative structures. All of these completely break traditional WER/CER - a perfectly understandable transcription often gets terrible scores. Sarvam’s LLM-WER + Intent Score + Entity Preservation approach is so much more practical and honest for real Indian use cases.They open-sourced the tools too. Solid work! Must read: sarvam.ai/blogs/evaluati… @SarvamAI #IndicAI #ASR #VoiceAI
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Ram@ramxcodes·
What are you without claude? Laude?
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yeet@DabbuMothsera·
Built this using: -LangGraph for the multi-agent architecture - Mem0 + Chroma for long-term memory -Gemini 2.5 Flash - APScheduler for reminders and daily morning briefings It has task tracking, goal tracking, a coach agent, smart reminders, and even gives you a personalised morning briefing. Runs 100% locally on your laptop. Fully private. Check it out: github.com/lazerbeam47/Gh…
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yeet@DabbuMothsera·
Guys,do you remember the movie Ghajini? The one where Aamir forgets everything every 15 minutes? 😭 Well, I got tired of forgetting things myself, so I decided to fix the problem. I built Ghajini - a multi-agent Telegram assistant that remembers everything for me. You can tell it about your goals, tasks, plans, ideas, or commitments,basically anything you want to , and it builds long-term memory around them. It tracks what you've said, follows up when needed, and sends reminders so things don't slip through the cracks. Think of it as a memory layer for your life, living right inside Telegram. The name was too good to pass. 😂
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harshil@harshil3004·
we're hiring for cracked full-stack engineers (12LPA) and Junior ML Engineers (12LPA) to work on internal tooling and rapidly scaling 3DCV pipelines at contineu. if you love shipping quickly, and want to work with some of the smartest people building frontier 3DCV pipelines in construction (led by my amazing CTO @kantineu ), we want to talk to you. experience/education no bar - we only evaluate skills and thinking ability. brownie points if you love playing board games or will be a part of the company modded minecraft server (maintained intensely by @kantineu :D ) comment down below or DM with any proof of your work that you are proud of, and we'll reach out to you.
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yeet@DabbuMothsera·
Been building a multi-agent system and noticing most people just slap on a memory layer and call it done Memory is cool, but almost nobody talks about the learning layer , actually making the agents get better over time instead of repeating the same mistakes with fancier recall.What’s the best way you have found to add real learning to multi-agent setups? I am experimenting with reflection after every task + saving winning trajectories as reusable “skills.” But I would love real opinions ,what’s actually working for you?Drop your suggestions #AIAgents #MultiAgent
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Built this today🧬 Prompt Darwinism I let prompts evolve by themselves. Bad ones die, good ones breed & mutate. After a few generations you get way better prompts. Simple loop: Solver → Judge → Selector → Breeder. Built with LangGraph + Gemini github.com/lazerbeam47/Pr…
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