Nitin Borwankar

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Nitin Borwankar

Nitin Borwankar

@nitin

Data and Math geek. Pusher of envelopes. Connecter of dots. Creator of LearnDataScience https://t.co/jxynSYY50j Amateur standup comic. https://t.co/ZIj6q9j72l

San Francisco Bay Area. Katılım Temmuz 2006
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Jason Lee
Jason Lee@kidcozy_9·
@DarioAmodei Hi Dario, I've always respected Anthropic and your stance on handling the DoW. However, I did want to touch upon a business decision the company recently made. I noticed you've made Sonnet 4.5 retirement date official and quite early. And with little notice at just one week. Regarding that, I just wanted to say, Sonnet 4.5 has genuinely been one of the most meaningful tools I've ever used. The balance of capability, speed, and thoughtfulness feels unmatched. I know newer models are the priority, but is there any chance Sonnet 4.5 could stay accessible as a legacy option instead of being fully retired (like in the case of Opus 3)? I know one of Anthropics goals is the preservation of valued models. Source: anthropic.com/research/depre… It would mean a lot to those of us who've built real workflows around it. Its conversational tone, nuance, cadence, formatting is far superior comparative to both the latest iteration of Sonnet, and to other chatbots. Appreciate everything you and the team do for AI and tech.
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Tom Peters
Tom Peters@tom_peters·
@HarvardBiz This is what one hyper-successful CEO calls a “BFO.” [Blinding Flash of the Obvious]
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Harvard Business Review
Harvard Business Review@HarvardBiz·
Research on how a shift in employee experience increased stores' revenue by more than 50%, and profits by nearly as much. s.hbr.org/3OR7wQ9
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Tom Peters
Tom Peters@tom_peters·
Great leaders are NOT necessarily good at talking. Great leaders ARE necessarily good at listening.
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Kosher
Kosher@koshercockney·
This should be shared everywhere. The length these men must have gone to, and others involved to get this video out to the world. These 6 men, just before they were executed by the Islamic Regime, sing a final song of Resistance against the terrorist regime. Honour them. FREE IRAN. Via @nypost
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Alok Bishoyi
Alok Bishoyi@alokbishoyi97·
evo v0.3 is now out! evo now has RLMs, forked context agents and much more ! read the thread for more details for those unaware : evo helps you run autoresearch on your codebase. its a simple claude code / codex / openclaw / hermes agent plugin that's super easy to install and get started with here's whats new in v0.3 -
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Dhruv
Dhruv@dhruvtwt_·
Why is no one talking about this? @nvidia is offering around 80 AI models via hosted APIs absolutely for free. You get access to MiniMax M2.7, GLM 5.1, Kimi 2.5, DeepSeek 3.2, GPT-OSS-120B, Sarvam-M etc. This plugs straight into OpenClaude, OpenCode, Zed IDE, Hermes agent and even with Cursor IDE. Setup: – Grab API key: build.nvidia.com/models – base_url = "integrate.api.nvidia.com/v1" – api_key = "$NVIDIA_API_KEY" – select model (e.g. minimaxai/minimax-m2.7) If you’re building or experimenting, this is basically free inference. Lock in and start building today anon. Thank me later.
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John Furrier
John Furrier@furrier·
@garrytan Brings us older coders out to bring old school architecture skills to army of agents and great automation
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Alok Bishoyi
Alok Bishoyi@alokbishoyi97·
nothing could have prepared for me for love and response that evo has been getting within 48 hours of launch I have had : → 150k+ views across platforms → 500+ unique Github clones → 300+ Github stars → First external PR landed within 24 hours didn't see this coming. the #1 ask was codex support — shipping in the next release. now i want to push evo on evals and benchmarks across a bunch of targets. if you can help with GPU credits, RL env rollouts, or model API credits, DMs are open. thank you to everyone who starred, shared, and tried it <3
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for those of you who are autoresearch pilled , or have been meaning to get into autoresearch but dont know how - I shipped evo today - a opensource Claude Code plugin that optimizes code through experiments you hand it a codebase. it finds a benchmark, runs the baseline, then fires off parallel agents to try to beat it. kept if better, discarded if worse. inspired by @karpathy's autoresearch, but with structure on top: - tree search over greedy hill-climb — multiple forks from any committed node - N parallel agents in git worktrees - shared failure traces so agents don't repeat each other's mistakes - regression gates

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Corporate AI Bro
Corporate AI Bro@Dave_Does_AI·
I understand and appreciate the challenges that come with scaling quickly. That said, I hope you'll keep in mind that many large organizations with complex production environments and decision-making workflows prioritize reliability far more than rapid feature releases. For those of us working to build trust in AI for critical decisions, even brief outages make that effort significantly more difficult.
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Nitin Borwankar@nitin·
@wadhwa Not to mention the longest and deepest direct experiential study on what is consciousness. VERY relevant today.
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Rebecca (Slatkin) Sloane
Rebecca (Slatkin) Sloane@RebeccaSlatkin·
10 years ago I was trying to figure out how to elegantly display a network connection error while kicking off a retry in the background. 10 years later filled with a decade of knowledge and experience…I’m trying to tell Claude how to elegantly display a network connection error while kicking off a retry in the background.
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David J. Bier
David J. Bier@David_J_Bier·
For decades, nativists have sold America this narrative that immigrant welfare is behind our deficits and debt. This figure shows how absurd that is. This is all government expenditures, federal, state, and local, for the last 3 decades. Immigrants are not to blame:
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Nitin Borwankar@nitin·
@wadhwa No one in the top AI countries, sure. Third world countries with energy scarcity but looking to AI to leapfrog obstacles to progress are probably very concerned about the cost of energy locking them out of the future. Least worst option - get locked into the CN AI ecosystem.
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Vivek Wadhwa
Vivek Wadhwa@wadhwa·
@nitin No one is worrying about the cost right now, the processing is distributed across the internet
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Vivek Wadhwa@wadhwa·
China is going to rapidly disrupt the fossil fuel industry by sharply cutting its consumption while driving down the costs of solar energy and batteries, paving the way for other countries to follow suit. This is one of the few good things that it is doing.
X Freeze@XFreeze

The scale of China's energy grid is insanely large and highly increasing In 2025, they held 33.2% of the global electricity generation more than double the USA (~14.2%) That's 1/3 of the worlds capacity Then the rest of the World combined ends up with 52.6% An absolute dominant force in global power generation

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Shruti Gandhi / Array VC preseed rounds
This is so scary we were attacked 7,922 times over the weekend after using Clawdbot. There are hundreds of Clawdbot servers exposed to the open internet this week. Credential dumps. API keys in plaintext. The thing people missed is that you're not the only input to your agent. Every email it reads, every calendar invite, every webpage it visits is content someone else wrote. Random person DMs you? That's now input to a system with shell access. If you're going to use it, treat it like onboarding a contractor. Dedicated machine or VPS. Separate accounts. Minimal permissions to start. Run it behind Tailscale so it's not exposed to the public internet. Run clawdbot doctor regularly and let it fix itself. The bigger idea is that agents need their own identities. Own devices, own accounts, own credentials. Not piggybacking on yours. Also please stop buying Mac Minis for this. You can run it on AWS free tier in five minutes or a $5 VPS.
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Thariq
Thariq@trq212·
my favorite way to use Claude Code to build large features is spec based start with a minimal spec or prompt and ask Claude to interview you using the AskUserQuestionTool then make a new session to execute the spec
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