premkumar bhaskal

इनसे मिलिए इनका नाम प्रशांत यादव है , ग्रेजुएट हैं मास्टर्स कर रहे हैं , UPSC की तैयारी करते हैं, और अपना खर्चा चलाने के लिए 16 हजार महीने पर गुड़गांव के सिक्योरिटी गार्ड की नौकरी भी करते हैं ! जब 20 तारीख को जंतर मंतर पर जब युवाओं को पीटा गया तो खुद को रोक नहीं पाए , समर्थन देने के आ गए इसलिए इनकी कंपनी वाले ने इनको काम से निकाल दिया हैं ! अब दो तीन दिन से वर्दी में ही जंतर मंतर पर प्रोटेस्ट कर रहे हैं ! लल्लनटॉप के पत्रकार ने जब इनसे नौकरी जाने पर पूछा तो कह रहे हैं कि नौकरी गई तो गई लेकिन जब शीशा देखूँगा तो गर्व महसूस होगा , कम से कम शर्म तो नहीं आएगी न ! सलाम है प्रशांत भाई के इस संघर्ष को , ईश्वर से दुआ करते हैं कि जल्द इन्हें सफलता मिले!

No evidence to establish Sanjeev Mukhiya's involvement in theft or distribution of NEET-UG 2024 question paper: CBI.

idk why nobody protests against police brutality in India. We badly need police reforms, but nobody seems to give a fuck about it. Everyone just accepts the ugly reality that police can assault any random civilian like an animal and get away with it like it’s nothing.

You can carry two bottles of liquor in Delhi Metro but you can't carry two posters against Modi.

@ns123abc by 2028 new architecture might arrive

BREAKING: Google is developing a specialized inference chip because the compute crunch is so bad Google Cloud is turning down deals New chip line: "Frozen v2" — descended from a Jeff Dean design that proposed etching Gemini weights directly into silicon v2 freezes the architecture instead: >gemini architecture hardwired into the chip >10x tokens per WATT than newest TPUs for inference >deployable as soon as 2028 DeepMind is betting that the transformer architecture is done evolving The model is the chip now

@arpit_bhayani bound check hints is the way to do it, you can find references for it in official golang libraries like func (littleEndian) Uint64(b []byte) uint64 { _ = b[7] // bounds check hint to compiler; see golang.org/issue/14808

Fun fact: Go compiler inserts a hidden check every time you index into a slice, and that check has a real cost. Take a simple function... ``` func get(s []int, i int) int { return s[i] } ``` Before it reads `s[i]`, the compiler adds (internally) a comparison against `len(s)` and a jump to a panic if the index is out of range. That is two extra instructions on every single call, just to keep you safe from an out-of-bounds read. Most of the time, this is a fair trade. Safety is, of course, worth a few cycles. But on a hot path, called millions of times a second, those cycles add up. If you know that the index will always be valid, you can skip the check entirely by using the following code to read the memory directly. ``` unsafe.Add(unsafe.Pointer(unsafe.SliceData(s)), i) ``` This way, the compiler does not need to compare, jump, or keep a panic path. It even collapses the function down to just a few assembly instructions. This does not mean you should go ahead and start using `unsafe` everywhere. By default, the compiler is there to protect you, and the moment you reach for `unsafe`, that protection is gone. One mistake, and you have memory corruption. Compilers are fun and interesting, aren't they? Hope this helps.

@arpit_bhayani tcmalloc does good job

There are times when malloc becomes the bottleneck 🤯 A couple of months ago, I published a video breaking down why the default glibc malloc struggles under high-concurrency database workloads, and how it leads to memory waste and performance degradation. More importantly, I covered how this can be fixed by changing the allocator, which is designed for such workloads. I have taken a highly practical example and listed all the commands you can fire to check and decide if you need to change your malloc. Give it a watch.

@satyanadella just mind your business and don’t try to control non US AI development

An important piece from Demis. We need more of this kind of thinking. A good reminder that the goal is a frontier ecosystem that promotes innovation and choice, while avoiding any one model drop that breaks the world!

@sama Pathetic try to control open source models which can help 3rd world countries to be independent

this is a thoughtful proposal from demis:

@stu_frost @demishassabis Exactly it should not be limited to country. Especially US

There are fundamental flaws in your reasoning. How can the US impose its will on Frontier Labs from other countries? The only mechanism is to restrict access to the US market, but that will just lead to the US falling behind. Also, why should the rest of the world allow/trust the US to control such an important technology? Do you trust this administration to do the right thing?

@sundarpichai All good until the point where you want US to lead the standards body. Why it is country specific, why not people centric

Well said Demis! Worth reading

@unclebobmartin what is this product about ?

This is just one small portion of the QA tests that my agents are running.

@TechExecBit @KeypadGuerilla usually only volvo ac buses provide QR option, many normal non ac buses dont give that option

@KeypadGuerilla The minister should have asked for UPI QR. A QR code is carried by all conductors today. It is infact behaviour of minister that is regressive. Focus on real issues. If the QR was not been carried out by the conductor, wasn’t it’s minister responsibility to implement.

When power meets reality. A BMTC conductor asked #Karnataka Transport Minister Byrathi Suresh to get off the bus after he couldn't provide change for a 100 rupee note,unaware of who he was. A routine rule exposed an everyday commuter problem. #Bengaluru

@r0ck3t23 Good luck doing iteration or adding feature in the binary

Elon Musk just told the highest-paid profession on earth it was never a skill. It was a workaround. AI no longer needs programming languages at all. It writes machine code directly. Raw binary optimized beyond anything human logic could produce. No syntax. No compiler. No translator. Musk: “You don’t even bother doing coding.” Every language ever written. Every framework ever built. Every career spent mastering them. All of it was humanity’s way of approximating what machines actually needed. We didn’t learn to speak to computers. We spent fifty years building a crutch because we couldn’t. AI just made the crutch irrelevant. Now add Neuralink. No keyboard. No screen. No interface. Musk: “Imagination-to-software.” Intention becomes execution. Nothing between what you imagine and what exists. Humanity spent its entire history building tools to shrink the gap between mind and reality. Language. Writing. Mathematics. Code. Every one was just a smaller bottleneck. AI doesn’t shrink the bottleneck. It removes the gap. The entire framework of technical expertise just collapsed into one question. Can you think clearly. Everyone else is debating how AI changes development. Musk already moved past the debate. He’s not optimizing the process. He’s dissolving the need for one. The barrier between imagination and reality held for all of human history. It just fell.

@AvgMalayali it loses context very often, some kind of bug, mostly they are trying too much semantics caching or actual server where request went earlier died

Hey Google, Your AI is too powerful and the competitors aren't even close. Kudos to everyone behind this creation.

This is how Apple search engine works btw.

@joshwoodward @demishassabis @GeminiApp often is loses context when chat get bigger or faces slight network issues

What's something that you're surprised @GeminiApp can't do well, and we should have fixed a long time ago?

@UIDAI i never got my hardcopy after address change, how to rectify this

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@svpino We got $500 per month, then we mostly rely on composer which somehow keeps working

I've already talked to two companies that limit engineers to $100 in weekly tokens. That's around $20,000 in extra costs per person per year. After you run out, you gotta write the code yourself, like a caveman. I suspect most companies will end up here. There's no way they can offer an open buffet of tokens without going bankrupt.

@system_monarch usually row will be locked but if table is locked then mostly first query

DELETE FROM orders WHERE id IN (huge list); DELETE FROM orders WHERE id = ? (one at a time in a loop); Same rows deleted. One of them locks your table and takes the site down. Do you know which, and why?