Aniruddha Mukherjee
1.3K posts
Aniruddha Mukherjee
@annimukh
CS Senior @ IITM-BSc, KIIT | RL & Blockchains @IISc Bangalore | Intern @ UT Austin, TCS R&I, IIT-KGP | Pianist https://t.co/nzIslrWGDx
under a rock Katılım Şubat 2023
2.4K Takip Edilen672 Takipçiler
just pushed a small update! waiting for google to approve, thx for your patience
English
English
@annimukh @cneuralnetwork @archiexzzz @original_ngv 1. Nice quote
2. Am I not good enough to be tagged fam? 😔
English
English
@0xMukesh interesting- but isn’t that just “watch later”.rename(“nerdsnipe”)
but, I really like the mental image that nerdsnipe constructs in my brain-
English
I come across a lot of links when I scroll Twitter, YouTube, etc., but I don't have time to immediately consume those, but those topics are super interesting and I do want to consume that content.
But I don't know where to paste all of these links.
English
Aniruddha Mukherjee retweetledi
If you want a life that feels like yours, you have to get in touch with your inner madness. Become a rebel. Unapologetically you. Take the path nobody dares to walk. Read 700 page philosophy books. Work for a month straight. Build something from nothing. Then disappear for a week. Don't be rational. Don't be logical Don't be normal ever. Be rare. Be obsessive. Be exactly who you are. This one mindset shift can absolutely change everything.
English
Aniruddha Mukherjee retweetledi
Terence Tao on the rise of AI -- "You see all the ‘five stages of grief’ play out — denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. And I think this is happening everywhere. But I think we’re beginning to see denial fade away."
nature.com/articles/d4158…
English
@cneuralnetwork @AnkitDwivedi25 such nice advice- truly agree
English
embrace failures. you are gonna fail more than you can ever imagine. for research roles, i got rejected 150+ times. for off campus, i was rejected 650+ times. as sir lewis hamilton once told, no one ever got successful without failing, except superman. so please learn from failures, i believe in you to win.
English
Aniruddha Mukherjee retweetledi
English
results without a deep understanding of behind HOW the results were gotten are useless.
THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS.
do things not because you have to show updates to your advisor, but because YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND THE WORK YOURE DOING.
English
always have massive log files to UNDERSTAND what your code is doing.
with vibe coding, people don’t read their code and just “trust” the LLM.
Anyone who’s serious about “correctness” must go through EACH line of code and log the shape of the vectors before and after.
English
Highly recommend- THE BEST places to be doing computational biology/medicine in India right now.
Dr. Datta M.D. (Radiology) M.B.B.S. 🇮🇳@DrDatta_AIIMS
If you have a computational PhD and are interested in Biology/Healthcare or in healthcare (at least MD and 1 year of computational research experience) and interested in becoming fully computational, I highly recommend the Simons-Ashoka Early Career Fellowship for you. India needs more computational healthcare personnel urgently. I am looking at Radiology. Mayank looks at ICU. We are both Simons-Ashoka fellows here. At this point of time, we urgently need people who are interested in computational pathology, dermatology, NLP in healthcare, etc. If you have a PhD or are an MD/MS and want to get into computational medicine in healthcare full-time, you should definitely consider joining us! If you fit the eligibility criteria, feel free to DM!
English
@annimukh nah no need to list your weak edges on a sheet to be honest
just go out there and chat with people and try to be useful
English
so true. really great read- written really accessibly and engagingly.
this is how one must write to keep a twitter audience engaged. but the points are also very valid.
might help to have a list of your weak-edges on a google sheet or a notion bullet point list
Yacine Mahdid@yacinelearning
English
@yacinelearning give more than you take and you’ll realise that you got more than you gave.
English
@archiexzzz @arnav_kumar books/my bookshelf: annimukherjee.bearblog.dev
check it out and lmk what you think!
English
i met @arnav_kumar today. he founded leap finance (Series E) from scratch in india. insane clarity of thought. holds a very high bar. we had a lot in common.
he has a perfect balance of logical + creative thinking. people like this are very rare. most people i’ve seen are either too left-brained or too right-brained. (i am ambidextrous so i know)
we talked a lot about “thinking big” and a lot about books. we’re both avid readers. showed him my printed jeff bezos shareholder letters that i carry around to read in free time.
i think i need to get back to fitness now haha. arnav is fit, like really fit. but no one comes closer to the og @arindam___paul ;)
English
@archiexzzz @snsf absolutely crazy! if you’re in blr- would love to meet up if you’re willing to make the trip to the iisc camps else- Indiranagar/MG is fine too- lmk
English
met @snsf today in blr. incredibly insightful conversation.
English
I am only seeing what I want to see based on stuff I've saved earlier, but I didn't have time to read when I was actually there.
So PLEASE HELP!
English
And just the way that YouTube has a recommendation system, this sort of app or service, I also expect should have a recommendation system of sorts. But the trick here is that it's not recommending me random content from the internet.
English