Sambit Chakraborty

At @keyshade_xyz, I've #shipped the #MCP for our secret management platform few days back. 🚀🚀 Github Repository: github.com/keyshade-xyz/k… We're proudly open source, and if you face any issues, just Open a Bug Issue. @MCP_Community

@Almaz142707 @GeminiApp The issue has been solved a long time ago.

@SambitChakrabo8 @GeminiApp Could you clarify what specifically is missing for you? Is it about how formulas look in the chat, or the struggle of copying them into other apps like Word/Docs? I'm looking into this for a project.

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@himanshustwts 🙂🤌

OpenAI has to be one of most volatile org right now. Just now, Head of Sora and VP of Science announced their departures. I believe OpenAI is narrowing down what matters the most right now - Coding, Enterprise and Frontier Research. I think this might follow more dec in team size.

@hszanowski Hi

Anyone here? Let's connect! 🤝

@zaidmukaddam 💯

I hereby confirm that GPT-5.4 sucks at frontend

@RisingSayak @himanshustwts lol

@himanshustwts GAN was coded in a night that too by a drunk Ian Goodfellow.

the researcher who trained infra of attention residuals just shared a note and they mention a fundamental block attention residual was designed in ~one night. fuck, this is so sick.

@cneuralnetwork @prajdabre This is really an interesting work❤️

Current decoding strategies rely on static truncation rules that fail to reflect the non-stationary nature of language generation. We introduce Top-b, an entropy-regulated approach that dynamically adapts the sampling space to model uncertainty. [This work is very early pre-print version, we are still working on this at AI4Bharat! Work done with @prajdabre ] (1/n)

I packaged up the "autoresearch" project into a new self-contained minimal repo if people would like to play over the weekend. It's basically nanochat LLM training core stripped down to a single-GPU, one file version of ~630 lines of code, then: - the human iterates on the prompt (.md) - the AI agent iterates on the training code (.py) The goal is to engineer your agents to make the fastest research progress indefinitely and without any of your own involvement. In the image, every dot is a complete LLM training run that lasts exactly 5 minutes. The agent works in an autonomous loop on a git feature branch and accumulates git commits to the training script as it finds better settings (of lower validation loss by the end) of the neural network architecture, the optimizer, all the hyperparameters, etc. You can imagine comparing the research progress of different prompts, different agents, etc. github.com/karpathy/autor… Part code, part sci-fi, and a pinch of psychosis :)

@KimNoel399 Need it

@dhruvmakes Those were the days❤️.

Who remembers trying this OG openAI playground in 2022 end ??

@maharshii Why is she even being an Indian, using X to put her opinion in front of the public? 😂 Koo would have been a better option.. isn't it?

i know it’s ragebait but this crab mentality is something which needs to be stopped by indians. it’s surprising how wisdom tries to chase these people but they are consistently faster.

@Bhavani_00007 Via keyshade.io

how do teams usually share .env variables securely ?

@rounak @steipete At least my finger is significant times faster than the AI claw🤌😂

OpenClaw can now use your iPhone! @steipete

@Ashutosh_7x7 @vercel Congrats buddy

My eyesss is it even real Am i day dreaming I was not able to breathe properlyy I am shockeddd My yeart just sank Is it even real Thanks @vercel

@Jan__chan @lucas_montano I rest my case here

@lucas_montano The C compiler it built can compile Linux kernel. It’s not a toy compiler.

sorry but building a C compiler is a pretty easy task, it’s crazy to spend $20k on it really any good CS student can do it while streaming for 3 ppl audience on X

@svembu Anthropic built an entire C compiler....I don't think so, even anthropic. @svembu

Examples are now pouring in about AI-assisted Code Engineering productivity. The quoted post is a Bhagwad Gita app. Anthropic has built an entire C compiler with their Claude AI. That is not an easy engineering feat at all. At this point, it is best for those of us who depend on writing code for a living to start considering alternative livelihoods. I include myself in this. I don't say this in panic, but with calm acceptance and embrace. As a matter of fact, I did a detailed session with Gemini Pro on how the economy will be shaped by the AI revolution. It was like having an extremely intelligent economic philosopher debating you. I asked it to critique its own work and it did a fantastic job too. As Gemini and I developed see this, the future could unfold in two ways, depending on who owns and collects rent on this technology. The optimist in me thinks that this technology will make most technological prowess by humans redundant and that would push tech to the background (all tech become trivial, like digital watches today) and we then get to focus on life, family, soil, water, nature, art, music, culture, sports, festivals and faith (faith is important), and that is best done in small close-knit rural communities. I live a life like this today and if we solve rural poverty, I consider this a very good life. The pessimistic dystopian vision is centralized control. Here is my Gemini chat session on this. You can continue the session on Gemini and see where it all goes. g.co/gemini/share/6…

@arpit_bhayani The fine print is indicating something else though.

Anthropic spun up 16 Opus 4.6 agents to build a Rust-based C compiler from scratch - and the compiler they produced was able to compile the Linux kernel 🤯 All 16 agents worked in parallel on a shared codebase without active human intervention. No compiler engineers were involved, and the entire effort cost just $20,000 in API usage. That's it! The "agent team" produced a 100,000-line compiler capable of building Linux 6.9. Absolutely insane. We are living in incredibly exciting times.

@x_ansaar Pixel btw

Why are Android status bars so cluttered and ugly? iOS, in comparison, looks so neat and aesthetic

@Divyansh91565 Just don't tell him anything....baad me firse tumkohi taanaa maarega relatives🙂

My cousin got an NIT, I got a state govt college. After JEE, we didn’t really talk much. Yesterday my mamma was talking to my bua and asked me to connect with her son since we’re both doing BTech now. Honestly, after the JEE result, He got like 98%ile so He was treated as prodigy and because of that , I was pretty depressed, so it felt a bit weird. We talked on WhatsApp - coding, college life, all that. Turns out bro's life is kinda cooked 💀 barely managing academics (bandi mil gayi bhai ko). He just started DSA recently. I shared my coding profiles with him 😂 Since then, he’s been milking me for guidance. Should I help him?

@abbhishekstwt true af

Slowly its getting clear why vc bet on founders with distribution and not just ideas 🥲