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Dharmesh Ba

@dharmeshba

Tech • Design • Ethnography Weekly Indian consumer insights - The India Notes 🇮🇳 (17,000+ subs) 👇

Bangalore, India Katılım Kasım 2011
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Dharmesh Ba
Dharmesh Ba@dharmeshba·
@gcmouli Treat tokens like Rajini treated money in Arunachalam.
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gcmouli@gcmouli·
@dharmeshba The guy who hits the limits faster should be promoted !!
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Dharmesh Ba
Dharmesh Ba@dharmeshba·
A friend told me his Bangalore startup has allocated Claude Code limits for every engineer. If an engineer hits the limit faster than others, he is expected to give an explanation. We are not losing to AI. We are losing to f**king bureaucracy.
TFTC@TFTC21

Jensen Huang: "If that $500,000 engineer did not consume at least $250,000 worth of tokens, I am going to be deeply alarmed. This is no different than a chip designer who says 'I'm just going to use paper and pencil. I don't think I'm going to need any CAD tools.'"

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K Aayush Mazumdar
K Aayush Mazumdar@Tweeting_Aayush·
@dharmeshba I was going to say you made that up But then I read the comments and am sort of shocked These folks are definitely NGMI
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Sanket Nadhani
Sanket Nadhani@sanketnadhani·
Ok what are you guys using for voice to text? Wispr Flow is shit now.
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Dr Mahima Shetty K.R
@dharmeshba Frankly using LLMs Currently feels like using 4g before jio came.. It's impossible to make any decent project even in pro without hitting the limits.. Like mobile internet in pre jio era.. Recharge for 1gb/month, don't watch any video to conserve data.. 😀😀
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KarmaWarrior
KarmaWarrior@merovingian_man·
@dharmeshba BS People absure AI without doing basic diligence Its holding people to accountability till they earn trust I review and micromanage half of my teams usage
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Rahul Mathur
Rahul Mathur@Rahul_J_Mathur·
This is my 3rd trip to SF in the past 6 months - my key learning remains that: The best research in a post Claude world will still be done by stepping out of our virtual office to have the in-person coffee conversation or to attend a curated offline event AI agents in most fields are rate limited by human prompts & availability of proprietary signals (latter of which can only be gathered by human effort in the physical world) While prompting, agents & tools continue to get better - you'll find the real business decisions being made by human beings based on offline signals in the physical world.
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Dharmesh Ba
Dharmesh Ba@dharmeshba·
@pranesh WhatsApp Business Account message are not end to end encrypted.
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Pranesh Prakash
Pranesh Prakash@pranesh·
#WhatsApp is reading my messages (this was from a 'WhatsApp for Business' account) and auto-suggesting responses. Has anyone else seen this before?
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Dharmesh Ba
Dharmesh Ba@dharmeshba·
@ayushjaiswal I got the same message in Bangalore asking me to plan a roadtrip for SF. lol. I don't think this was personalisation.
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Ayush Jaiswal
Ayush Jaiswal@ayushjaiswal·
Claude figured out from my search patterns that I'm planning a road trip & gives me this prompt. The models are now becoming proactive & prompting you to do things instead of the other way around. Its taking your broken thoughts & organizing them. Ads do well based on signals from what content / websites you're consuming. This UX enables AI companies have the best signal on the planet - think search but on steroids. Then directly sell the product / service to the consumers. The question is how will these AI companies integrate the service providers. What will SEO of this world look like? Or they'll just decide how the economy moves? This is too much power concentrated in handful of companies.
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Abhiroop Medhekar
Abhiroop Medhekar@abhiroopm·
What is not going to change in the next 10 years?
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Dharmesh Ba
Dharmesh Ba@dharmeshba·
User research tip: Never present a solution and ask “Would you pay for this?” - people are very bad at predicting future behavior. Instead, ask about past behavior reveals real needs and willingness to pay. Better way to ask this: 'Has poor grammar ever bothered you enough that you paid for a tool like Grammarly, searched for a solution, or used ChatGPT to correct a message before sending it?'
Dr Aniruddha Malpani, MD@malpani

WhatsApp should offer a paid subscription model where users can use Meta AI seamlessly and automatically to make sure that their messages don't have typos or grammatical errors. They can also use this to send messages in different languages. Would you pay for this?

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