Amit Arora

Like a salad, life may not be the most appealing lunch option but if you can keep finding the blueberries every now and again, it is both rewarding and fulfilling. #BlueberriesInMySalad

@paraga Well, Agents need a Registry to discover and talk to each other, here is mine github.com/agentic-commun…, fully open-sources. Used by 200+ customers, featured on the GoodAIList.

The web’s second user is coming online. Our customers are building at the frontier - shaping every corner of the economy. pioneers.parallel.ai

@sufirunner @richroll you need to have @sufirunner on your podcast!

Day 49 done with 49 KM 🏃🏻‍♀️ A week of rain, storm and snow and today, the sun felt like a reward. That’s how life works - stay through the tough days, the light always comes back. Onwards to day 50. #day49 #01to100kmrunningchallenge #01kmstrongereveryday

@sufirunner Thank you for posting everyday, you are an inspiration.

Day 42 done with 42 km. A full marathon day today. From now on, every single day will be more than a full marathon distance. Today felt like one of the easiest days of this challenge. Body and mind were perfectly synchronised, even with minimal sleep and recovery. Moments like these give me confidence and hope that the same rhythm will come during the Run Across India challenge. Onwards to Day 43. #day42 #01to100kmrunningchallenge #01kmstrongereveryday

@richroll Can't wait for this...

Forget VO2 max. Forget grip strength. There might be a better predictor of how long you'll live, and most of us are getting it wrong. Tomorrow: James Nestor.

@chipro Hi Chip, thanks for creating this list, I could find myself on it 😊but wish the repo I work on most actively right now was also on the list github.com/agentic-commun… we are heading to 500 GitHub stars but currently at 415, could you please be so kind to get us on the list 🙏.

I built GoodAIList.com to help me stay-up-date with new AI stuff. It's tracking 14K open source repos so far, with contributions from over 145K developers. Every day, it: - searches for new AI repos (based on 123 keywords and topics) - surfaces repos that are gaining traction, and - categorizes each repo The annotations are done by AI so they are not super accurate, but they've helped me find some useful stuff. It also lets me see where the contributors are, so when I travel, I can find folks doing cool stuff in a new city or country.

@hubermanlab Align

What’s your one word theme for 2026? (Extra points for verbs).

@paraschopra Here is my CC Claude markdown github.com/aarora79/codin… hope this is useful.

Just tried Claude Code and it’s awesome! There’s something about vibe coding in the terminal that feels more fun than doing it in IDEs! I love how it makes its own todos and checks off them one by one. Any tips on Claude Code that you can give me?

@GurpriyaSidhu Very insightful.

People will measure your worth based on the same metric they use for themselves. For some it will be wealth, for some fame, excellence, or character. When you get to know a person, understand what do they pin their self-worth on. What are they most proud of in their lives. This will tell you more about your compatibility with them than anything else.

@kirat_tw Yes 😀

Are you this old?

@gunsnrosesgirl3 Affirmations

@MagicAmish @deepseek_ai Try out Deepseek-R1 distilled models on Amazon EC2 instances with vLLM, step by step guide here github.com/aarora79/deeps…, also includes a simple Conversational AI application.

Like everyone, I've been a bit distracted exploring @deepseek_ai R1 and experimenting with it locally. I've spoken to a few people recently who don't know how to run local LLMs - this thread will cover a few different tools to get up and running easily.

@IceSolst @ollama Well, alao try it on Amazon EC2 with vLLM and use tensor parallelism for the larger distilled models, step by step instructions here github.com/aarora79/deeps….

Run deepseek locally: 1. Download @ollama from website 2. Open terminal 3. Type: ollama run deepseek-r1 4. (Optional) use open-webui Stop with the mass hysteria, it’s easy to run locally

@AndrewYNg @ylecun Please also check out my open source repo that also does benchmarking (evals coming very soon) for LLMs on all AWS services that support LLM deployments github.com/aws-samples/fo….

Shoutout to the team that built artificialanalysis.ai . Really neat site that benchmarks the speed of different LLM API providers to help developers pick which models to use. This nicely complements the LMSYS Chatbot Arena, Hugging Face open LLM leaderboards and Stanford's HELM that focus more on the quality of the outputs. I hope benchmarks like this encourage more providers to work on fast token generation, which is critical for agentic workflows!

@dharmesh Here is a code sample github.com/aws-samples/am…

@dharmesh You can do this with Amazon Titan Multimodal embeddings model, use FAISS for a quick in-memory vector store, up and running in 15 minutes.

Has anyone implemented true vector embeddings of images (instead of text)? Not talking about generating a summary of an image, and building vector embeddings off of that (that's easy with GPT-Vision), but creating embeddings based on attributes of the actual image. Example use case: I have 200 photos of a house undergoing construction. Various stages of completion. Want to create embeddings of the photos so I can cluster/group together photos of the same room.

@parakala Condolences, Sir. Please take care.

Parakala Kalikamba 15/4/1931 to 3/1/2023 🙏🏽

@shrikanth_krish You can be both, I bought books on linear algebra, deep learning and theoretical physics to start reading. It comes down to are you a curious person.

I think both people are sincere, but with different temperaments The former is adventurous. Curious about the most happening stuff out there The latter person is forever worried he is growing dumb with age. Wants to make sure his "fundamentals" are strong

There are two types of intellectually curious people Those who want to learn "exciting", "new" stuff Those who want to relearn basics all the time Former: Oh. I do want to read up on Gen-AI this holiday Latter - Oh. I've forgotten all calculus basics. Will read my kid's texts

@shrikanth_krish Never experienced it in more than decades of being here.

@etihad Done.

@aarora79 Hi Amit, please send us a DM here: twitter.com/messages/compo… with your booking reference and more details about your experience, so we could look into this for you. *Luke

@etihad Dear Etihad airways, I had a harrowing experience at the airport in New Delhi. Long story short: your checkin counter does not have machines that can take international credit cards and your people do not tell travelers that there is no Etihad lounge at the airport. (1/n)

...was not working!! I fly with you every now and then, you are good airline, I hope you take notice of this and do better 🙏.

Like your person at the checkin counter, this person, when I said to them that there is no Etihad lounge kept on repeating what they said earlier. The person at the checkin counter kept on repeating that they do handle international credit cards, just that my card..(8/n)