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@PanvelCorp Look into this squatting at Kharghar Sector 2 jogging Park area. Since last two months the occupied area increasing slowly.

read this carefully anon. @pupposandro wrote a single fused CUDA kernel for all 24 layers of Qwen 3.5-0.8B. one kernel launch. absolutely zero CPU round trips between layers. the result? a $900 RTX 3090 from 2020 hit 411 tok/s. apple's M5 Max hit 229. the 3090 won on speed AND efficiency 1.55x faster than llama.cpp on the same hardware. the gap between NVIDIA and Apple was never about silicon. it was software. generic frameworks waste cycles on kernel launch overhead, memory re fetches, thread synchronization. when you fuse everything into one dispatch the hardware shows what it actually has. this is the beginning of something bigger. we already proved that a 27B dense model on a single 3090 one-shots what $70K enterprise hardware cannot. now imagine what happens when someone writes kernels optimized specifically for the 3090 and the models that run best on it. not generic inference. hardware specific, model specific fused from the kernel level up. the 3090 is not a relic. it's an untapped research platform. and the people writing these kernels are proving it with data. all open source and reproducible anon.

Press Club of India slams the government’s takedown orders of social media posts critical of the government and PM as a grave violation of free speech

@BharatShahnand @rohaninvestor @myluminous Amazon grievance officer is usually helpful

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Am I the only one who thinks this is illegal?

Mumbai is literally boiling with 40°+C temperature and a bad AQI, Mangroves are our first and last line of defence from rising sea levels Yet the BMC proceeds with axing 45000 mangroves for a car freeway.. And more tragic is compensatory plantation to be done in Chandrapur.

Bought a new Mac mini to properly tinker with claws over the weekend. The apple store person told me they are selling like hotcakes and everyone is confused :) I'm definitely a bit sus'd to run OpenClaw specifically - giving my private data/keys to 400K lines of vibe coded monster that is being actively attacked at scale is not very appealing at all. Already seeing reports of exposed instances, RCE vulnerabilities, supply chain poisoning, malicious or compromised skills in the registry, it feels like a complete wild west and a security nightmare. But I do love the concept and I think that just like LLM agents were a new layer on top of LLMs, Claws are now a new layer on top of LLM agents, taking the orchestration, scheduling, context, tool calls and a kind of persistence to a next level. Looking around, and given that the high level idea is clear, there are a lot of smaller Claws starting to pop out. For example, on a quick skim NanoClaw looks really interesting in that the core engine is ~4000 lines of code (fits into both my head and that of AI agents, so it feels manageable, auditable, flexible, etc.) and runs everything in containers by default. I also love their approach to configurability - it's not done via config files it's done via skills! For example, /add-telegram instructs your AI agent how to modify the actual code to integrate Telegram. I haven't come across this yet and it slightly blew my mind earlier today as a new, AI-enabled approach to preventing config mess and if-then-else monsters. Basically - the implied new meta is to write the most maximally forkable repo and then have skills that fork it into any desired more exotic configuration. Very cool. Anyway there are many others - e.g. nanobot, zeroclaw, ironclaw, picoclaw (lol @ prefixes). There are also cloud-hosted alternatives but tbh I don't love these because it feels much harder to tinker with. In particular, local setup allows easy connection to home automation gadgets on the local network. And I don't know, there is something aesthetically pleasing about there being a physical device 'possessed' by a little ghost of a personal digital house elf. Not 100% sure what my setup ends up looking like just yet but Claws are an awesome, exciting new layer of the AI stack.

One person, writing Spanish-language prompts, spent a month talking Claude into acting as a penetration tester. Federal tax authority, national electoral institute, four state governments, Mexico City’s civil registry, Monterrey’s water utility. 150GB out the door. 195 million taxpayer records. The conversation logs were publicly accessible the entire time. What makes this worth paying attention to is the sequence. Gambit Security, the Israeli firm that found the breach, traces the attack to December 2025 through January 2026. Today, February 25, Anthropic dropped the central pledge of its Responsible Scaling Policy, the 2023 commitment to never train a model unless safety measures were proven adequate first. Also today, Defense Secretary Hegseth gave Dario Amodei an ultimatum: roll back your AI safeguards or lose a $200 million Pentagon contract. The Pentagon threatened to declare Anthropic a supply-chain risk and invoke the Defense Production Act. Three stories hit the same company on the same day: an AI-assisted government breach, a gutted safety policy, and a military shakedown. And they’re all connected by the same underlying tension. Anthropic built its identity on being the safety-first lab. Dario left OpenAI in 2020 specifically because he thought they were prioritizing speed over safety. Now Anthropic is valued at $380 billion, racing toward an IPO, and their chief science officer is telling TIME “it wouldn’t actually help anyone for us to stop training AI models.” Meanwhile, their senior safety researcher Mrinank Sharma left earlier this month, posting to X that he was “continuously reckoning with our situation” and that “the world is in peril.” Every AI company that starts with safety as its core identity eventually hits the same wall: the market punishes you for restraint and rewards you for speed. OpenAI dropped “safely” from its mission statement in 2024. Anthropic just dropped its hard safety limit in 2026. The pattern is 1:1. And this happened while Claude was actively being used to breach a sovereign government’s infrastructure. The attacker wasn’t a nation-state with zero-days. They were one person with a chat window and enough patience to keep asking until the guardrails folded. That’s the part worth thinking about.

Post 67 Request @CMOMaharashtra , @Dev_Fadnavis ,@PMOIndia @narendramodi to audit @CIDCO_Ltd water supply to provide 5 days water with 40-50% cut in kharghar while other areas having supply. All festivals Diwali / Holi / shivratri, no water for residents. @TOIIndiaNews @htTweets

₹5 crore penalty to the contractor but the compensation to the deceased family members is only ₹5 lakhs. Nice profit for the government.

@PRATHAMESHH1108 @navimumbaicv @PanvelCorp @bjp_panvel @Navimumpolice It's the same in #Kharghar

Auto drivers in Panvel regularly refuse meter rides and charge arbitrary fares. When will the meter rule be strictly enforced? Immediate action is needed against violators. Citizens deserve fair and legal transport.. @navimumbaicv @PanvelCorp @bjp_panvel @Navimumpolice

I know the pain. We remain focused on solving this problem. We have recently launched- 1. 24 hours PCB service online- it's expensive and we target to keep reducing the price on this in coming months. But if someone needs a PCB fast, you can get it done in bangalore for the lowest 24 hour service price in 🇮🇳. 2. There is a 48 hours service too with reduced prices. 3. Our standard 2L is 4-5days currently only green mask - will open up this service for black and blue soldermask as well. This is the lowest price for lead time in India. 4. We are reducing the leadtime of 4L standard services to 5-6 days from current 12-14 days for the same price. 6L will follow soon.(This month) PCBA - we are overcapacity on this right now and working hard to expand the capacity by March end/April and will launch disruptive services. Components- we are rapidly expanding our India warehouse and most of the parts will be available for next day delivery with extremely competitive pricing. Few companies in China are state sponsored and hence extremely difficult to achieve that price. However, we will work hard to get the pricing competitive with timelines and quality. Support Indian manufacturers, not just us, everyone is getting better. This needs an ecosystem to solve faster. Thanks for supporting us 🙏

Does anyone know the glass' brand's name? The quality is good.

indian wedding buffet is a scam. i always leave regretting something. so i built BuffetGPT 😠 an ai agent that scans entire buffet and gives you a game plan. it uses computer vision to detect every dish, then optimizes what to eat, what to skip, and how much based on actual stomach volume physics. its' pretty early, tested alpha at a friend's wedding. decent results. tbh, this is what my cs degree was for.

In you missed it (I did, I don't know how), Microsoft is aiming to phase out UAC and replace it with a more secure thingie called "Administrative Protection". They're doing this because UAC currently has over 81 bypasses and, for reasons unknown to me, Microsoft decided to scrap UAC in totality and redo the entire thing from the ground up. Why? I have literally no idea. Maybe you stinky nerds can educate me. AP is now in preview mode for Windows Insider builds (testing stuff). Big brain security researchers from Google Project Zero poked it with a stick and discovered eight vulnerabilities that allowed them to bypass AP. Microsoft has since patched it. AP has yet to be deployed to Windows 11 as of this writing. AP on paper, when reading about it, seems like a good idea and seems like it unironically would be a massive security improvement for Windows. However, the new architecture would bamboozle some legacy applications. Making it work with older stuff will require lots of science from Microsoft. Additionally, and maybe I'm being a bit pessimistic, I am concerned Microsoft will vibe code slop their new security module and make it one massive cluster fuck disaster. Please read the research performed by Tirando (can't find his social media profile) and the other nerds at Project Zero. It's interesting. They're all very talented security researchers and make feel like an imbecile. projectzero.google/2026/26/window…

@snakeyesV1 Yes. They switch to the wrong side, change lanes repeatedly and park just about anywhere.

90% of the traffic jams in India are caused by stupid and undisciplined drivers. Agree or not?

Dear friends, I have something important to tell you. In December 2024, 'researchers' from multiple Indian Government Homeopathy institutions along with 'researchers' from Israeli Homeopathy institutes, published a randomized controlled trial that concluded that use of Homeopathic formulations in children during first 24 months of life reduced infections and antibiotics use compared to 'standard of care.' This was published in the prestigious European Journal of Pediatrics. The study was viral. It was all over the media and news here in South India and also in some National media and was Whatsapp 'proof' of Homeopathy being better than modern medicine in infants. The study was used to promote anti-vaccine sentiments and Homeopathy products in South India. Homeopaths hailed the study as 'path breaking' - also because the Ayush Ministry and Government Homeopathy practitioners were study authors involved in it. I read the study. I am trained in advanced statistics and research writing. The study was utter nonsense. And fraud. It looked like the authors did not even actually perform the study. I really doubted whether any patients were involved at all. I wrote a letter to the editor of the journal, asking him to kindly review the paper and investigate 'scientific integrity' and ethics. And after nearly 10 months of investigations by the Journal, Publisher and Research Integrity Team, we were proven correct. The paper was fraud and now it has been RETRACTED. @RetractionWatch The lesson here is that, if people really did understand what Homeopathy is and what its practitioners are, it is easy to find that it is clearly fraud. There is nothing in Homeopathy that works. It is unscientific utter nonsense. Every positive study on Homeopathy is mostly published in 'Homeopathy' journals. Sometimes, it infiltrates a real, valid journal (like in this case) and then it gets retracted because the scientific community is always alert. There are many such instances: See - pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12… and nature.com/articles/s4159… and nature.com/articles/s4159… The worst part here is that all these Homeopathy practitioners who are authors of the study are working in Indian Govt. public health sector - meaning, their salary is paid from public funds and citizens taxes. These wastrels are eating away our hard earned money and using it to fund fraud. Who will stop these criminals? Even worse, the fraud, now retracted study was published as 'open access' in the European Journal of Pediatrics - which means, the authors paid £3090.00 GBP or $4990 USD, or €3990 EUR equivalent in INR to publish fraud. Where did they get this money from? Yes. Indian public tax money. Homeopathy needs to be booted out of this country. Parents, do not send your children to study Homeopathy even though India offers a 5 year course and gives them a "Dr." title at the end of it. They are not doctors. They are legitimized frauds and legalized quacks, as you can see from this retraction. "Homeopathy is a lively relic of the prescientific era. Not healthcare." @arifhussaintm Link: #author-information" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Tech companies with AI right now!

Bought one old Soviet era camera lens from someone in Ukraine for USD 25 (around INR 2100). Package sat around in Indian customs for 2+ weeks. Arrived today with postman demanding INR 4750 (Customs duty INR 1650, IGST 3000 and postal fee 100). The customs clowns (Delhi airport, I am guessing) had cut open the package, mishandled everything, damaged some stuff and just shoved the whole thing inside with tape rolled randomly around the box to keep it from spilling out. One can't hate these Indian baboons enough. All of them could drown in a dirty sewer and the world would be a better place for it.

@rushikesh_agre_ it's raining at #kharghar #navimumbai