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@bargava

AI in Healthcare | Startup, NBA, Cricket | prev @techstars, @beondeck, @Cisco

Bangalore Katılım Mart 2009
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Bargava@bargava·
AI AGENTS WORKSHOP - BANGALORE I believe in the power of small teams. Well, not because of fewer meetings - though that does help quite a lot :) . It is because small teams are forced to understand the entire system. One cannot hide behind process. They have to know the user, the product, the data, the edge cases, the failure modes, and the trade-offs. That belief has shaped a lot of how I think about building products. And it has influenced how I think about AI too.
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Bargava@bargava·
@amuldotexe In what way do you see them better/useful/worse than claude code/codex?
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amul.exe@amuldotexe·
Got started with Devin finally the ubuntu cloud runs are much faster than local terminal interactions, maybe because servers have faster internet, just like github codespaces ...
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Bargava@bargava·
@Bhavyaztwt If the limit is really hard $20, go with Codex. Has a generous limit and the harness is amazing.
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Bhavya@Bhavyaztwt·
If I’m ready to invest $20, which one should I choose? - Claude - Codex - Cursor - Antigravity - GitHub Copilot Which one is more worth it right now?
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Bargava@bargava·
A lovely find today from HN The Making of Indian Statistics This explains how Mahalanobis built India’s pioneering statistical system; how visionary methods flourished, then decayed with bureaucracy, and now tentatively revived through new reforms.
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Open Design@nexudotio·
How to actually get the most out of Codex instead of bookmarking another great guide you’ll never open again: We turned this article into an interactive workbench. Before prompting Codex, open the workbench, choose your task type, and check whether you’re using the right Codex capabilities. Built by Codex inside Open Design. If you want the workbench, reply “Open Design” below and I’ll send it to you.
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Bargava@bargava·
Using /grill-me-docs skill - created by @mattpocockuk has been quite transformative. It creates a CONTEXT.md - that builds and maintains a shared language between me and the coding agent. While answering the questions take quite sometime, it ensures that I build a good clarity on what we are collectively building.
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Bargava@bargava·
@ParkerRex I actually do a full mock using gpt-image-2 model. And then implement. for states : i generate mermaid diagrams that map to the mocks.
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Parker Rex@ParkerRex·
Ask Codex to generate balsamiq style mockups ahead of any long-horizon tasks. You end up saving so much time going through the wireframes, mapping out all the states, all the views, all the affordances and signifiers. Then take those and do the visual pass. Then when you're running Exec Plans or Programs, it has this to reference.
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Bargava@bargava·
@souravOs This will teach the fundamentals - that will work across tools/coding agents. For specific use cases in the session, we recommend getting OpenAI API access ($15 should be more than enough). No other paid subscription expected.
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Sourav@souravOs·
@bargava @bargava, which tools you will use in this workshop? Participants need to buy the subscription of that specific tool?
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Bargava@bargava·
AI AGENTS WORKSHOP - BANGALORE I believe in the power of small teams. Well, not because of fewer meetings - though that does help quite a lot :) . It is because small teams are forced to understand the entire system. One cannot hide behind process. They have to know the user, the product, the data, the edge cases, the failure modes, and the trade-offs. That belief has shaped a lot of how I think about building products. And it has influenced how I think about AI too.
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Bargava@bargava·
PSA: AI Deployed Engineer role in Bangalore @OpenAI 👇
Wulfie Bain@wulfie_bain_

Hiring in Bengaluru, India 🇮🇳 for my Startups Applied AI team at @OpenAI. Apply if you want to support the incredible startup ecosystem & shape the future of OpenAI. The team I'm building is already full of ex-founder/CTOs, AI PHDs, MLEs, DSs. We work with frontier startups, and closely with Product & Research. The team works hard, but I can genuinely say we love it. So if you’re obsessed with startups, high agency, & deeply technical - and you like the sound of that team - you should apply or reach out.

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Bargava@bargava·
This is such a powerful and useful use case of using Codex to improve internet network.
CJ Zafir@cjzafir

It was a simple /goal to make my internet network faster. > Diagnosed the issue: ran speedtest-cli first. > Checked DNS resolution times, > Checked MTU, packet loss, Wi-Fi signal/interference. > Found 3 issues. > Removed stale network locations/profiles. > Killed or throttled bandwidth-hogging background processes. > Optimized mDNS. > Ran before/after speed tests and latency checks.

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CJ Zafir@cjzafir·
It was a simple /goal to make my internet network faster. > Diagnosed the issue: ran speedtest-cli first. > Checked DNS resolution times, > Checked MTU, packet loss, Wi-Fi signal/interference. > Found 3 issues. > Removed stale network locations/profiles. > Killed or throttled bandwidth-hogging background processes. > Optimized mDNS. > Ran before/after speed tests and latency checks.
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CJ Zafir@cjzafir·
Codex 5.5 use cases I found so far: > made my internet faster > made my local 6B SLM 3x faster > made my macbook pro faster like new > made a lightweight suite to write & test metal kernals > made a skill to communicate with claude code in realtime > made a pipeline to generate SFT dataset using Deepseek v4 > made a computer use workflow to fine tune models in Google Colab > made 4 routines to test workflows on autopilot 3 times/day
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Bargava@bargava·
@driscollis The patterns they all generate are so different to how I code. The way I get around those is by.... not reading the code :/
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Sowmya@sowmyarao_·
@bargava hi I tried clicking - wanted to book for someone - not able to. help?
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jpark@jparkjmc·
is there an RL guide for dummies
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Bargava@bargava·
Created this video on Codex for an in-person AI Agents workshop that am teaching The best part of it was the music. It asked it to set the mood and emotions. This is not what I would've chosen. But early testing with prospective buyers - they all said the audio resonated well with them! Amazing stuff!
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Tibo@thsottiaux·
Codex is for cosy Sunday evenings. Show me your cosy creations.
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Bargava@bargava·
This is for builders, engineers, founders, and product people who want to move beyond demos and understand how AI products hold together. One day. One product. Eight layers. 13 June · Bengaluru · ₹4,999 · 30 seats
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