Shreyansh

Slope of the line is more important than the y-intercept.

Sometimes shit, sometimes not so shit

@Palak3312 Living in code

I don't want a luxury car. I want a coding screen like this. 👨‍💻

The comfort of sleeping after making progress >>

Building something that has limited official documentation, that too generic, is hard. Figuring out which tool or service will fulfill my use case is harder. Explaining this to someone else is hardest.

Calling degrees "useless" while your entire startup is just a wrapper around code written by MIT and Stanford grads is peak comedy.

Introducing GLM-5.2: Frontier Intelligence, Open Weights - Significant improvements in coding and agentic tasks - Strong long-horizon capabilities with a 1M context window - Two levels of reasoning effort: GLM-5.2 (max) pushes the limits, while GLM-5.2 (high) strikes a strong balance between performance and token efficiency - MIT-licensed open weights - Same API pricing as GLM-5.1 Tech Blog: z.ai/blog/glm-5.2 Weights: huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.2 API: docs.z.ai/guides/llm/glm… Coding Plan: z.ai/subscribe Chat: chat.z.ai

PhysicsWallah prepares over 36 millions of students across India for competitive exams, and government entrance exams. Their AI doubt-solving tool, Ask AI, found that 52% of students learn better through audio. A text-only tool was leaving half their users behind. They integrated ElevenLabs to turn Ask AI into a voice AI tutor - with native Hinglish support, because that is how their students actually speak. Students who learn by listening, stay: - 3x more queries per session vs. non-voice users - 2.4x higher retention at Day 15

Sometimes the best part of the workout is the view outside the window. Leg day but less miserable

Saturday started good but with a warning of loosing the best capabilities of the best tool available

I am the intention behind my Prompt slop

@mishradidi finance, idk I'm seeing they're not getting a hard time

people are doing masters abroad and still coming back unemployed...so is there any degree that's actually AI-proof anymore, and is it still worth going abroad for a masters rn or should you wait and see how AI wave plays out first?

@xwang_lk Dead or whatever happened to llama models

If you really think about it, despite being mocked as “ClosedAI,” OpenAI has contributed enormously to the field: GPT, GPT-2, GPT-3, CLIP, the ChatGPT paper, the GPT-4 Technical Report, the Sora technical blog, and even open-sourced Codex. Anthropic, meanwhile, has contributed far less to the public research ecosystem while increasingly promoting fear-based narratives and restricting access through heavy gatekeeping. The world I least want to live in is one where the future of AI is controlled by companies that prioritize secrecy, gated access, and centralized control over openness, reproducibility, and scientific progress.

@TheAhmadOsman I hope this slop is not covered by some other openai move Best timing for blue whale to drop a bomb

If you fall for this crap walk back from Anthropic, you are definitely not street smarts That I can tell about you for sure

@kmeanskaran I have a question I genuinely don't know about, ML consulting I'm hearing for the first time. What do u actually have to do there? If it is consulting, how deep do u get involved (high level solutions, actual coding)?

I'm consulting in AI/ML as a side hustle along with my full-time job. Along with technical challenges and business requirements, there are financial challenges as well. Not all clients pay monthly, and I don't mind because monthly payments can turn into high-pressure work. Clients aren't hiring me as an employee; it's mostly "get the work done" deals. Some clients pay me hourly, and at the end of the month they settle the amount, but it clashes with my job. The majority pay me on a milestone basis for each project, where I don't need to track strict hours and receive a large lump sum in 4-5 weeks. If I worked as a full-time consultant, I would choose hourly payment, but ML consulting usually requires seniority. Most of my clients expect hands-on coding and solution-driven projects. On the other hand, managing clients, pushing for hikes, negotiating rates, and working independently has taught me twice as much as a regular job. Consultancy is a game of trust. I usually work with high-trust, high-leverage clients rather than multiple low-paying ones. This is a really different game. I will be writing about my different client experiences soon ;)

@tunguz Also purple blue websites

No, sorry, I am not interested in a Minecraft clone. I actually want to advance human knowledge and understanding.

@ClementDelangue @huggingface you don't need validation you know

Should we try to train an open source AI building model? We obviously have interesting datasets with HF, MLintern, transformers, trl…

@drummatick Leetcode contests are full of Ai code

Bring back leetcode

@dragosroua @michalmalewicz Yess, this AI landscape needs to change a bit Also considering other techniques like Mamba

@michalmalewicz "For the rest of us, there's always Linux". Open-source AI is already at comparable levels with frontier models.

AI era is officially done. A handful of people will afford good models, back to stack overflow for the underclass.

@deepakkttwt @drummatick Cool

@imbearguy @drummatick I look for depth

Everyone's resume is kind of converging to LLM, RAGs and Agents

@graykevinb That's what makes it stranger than the movies. No explosions, no robot uprising, just a slow redefinition of what humans do and what machines do Also we're on the same trajectory as in the movies

@imbearguy Is it though? The movies predicted the dramatic apocalypse. Not what's happening

This may sound dramatic but I actually cried a bit today. Why? I'm scared. I'm also sad. Computers and software are something that humans should be in charge of. They should serve us such that we become stronger, smarter, kinder, more beautiful, and better in every way. Anthropic disagrees. Anthropic believes that people are dangerous, and cannot be trusted with information. This should give you chills. Authoritarian regimes ban books and scientists. Now Anthropic wants to build a superintelligent God but doesn't want you to have full access to it. They even trained it to play dumb. Biology, Nuclear science, CS, AI? etc. They are all information. Information is not evil. It is for all people. And thebpotential for good will be lost without access to information. One of my favorite moments in Avatar: Last Airbender is when Sokka goes to the Fire Nation and gets trained to be a swordsman. The master swordsman knew Sokka was the ebemy, yet still trained him. Why? Because to the master, swordmanship was a skill -- information -- and that was something he believed all deserved to have. I agree with the swordsman. I hope you do too.