Sanjay Nayak

@ajaydiv @sibinmohan Just watch "Mahanagar" and "Jalsaghar". Nothing to do with poverty but individual choices and life in general.

@sibinmohan My point is that portraying poverty is not wrong in and of itself Fair to have criticism of style and content that one can engage with and debate It cannot be Nargis's "don't show poverty period because it hurts my delicate sensibilities" That's a self own

Dhurandar fans are trashing Satyajit Ray and folks are defending him. By doing this you’re saying they belong in the same conversation. They do not. Ray’s art speaks for itself. It’s the Dhur-Bandar idiots who need to defend themselves, not the other way round.

@edzitron Ed - what is then their actual revenue numbers? Can it be deduced?

OpenAI inflates its revenues on its financial statements by 20% by leaving out the revenue share from Microsoft. Anthropic does it by considering all the revenue that Amazon/Google get from reselling its models without factoring in revenue share. Cool! theinformation.com/newsletters/de…

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@chirag They won't ever. Their incentives for voting BJP has always remained the same.

If you are so concerned about Navic, consider voting against the BJ P. Instead of giving gyan to what the opposition should do.

@stevesi @mweinbach Where is this benchmark image from?

@mweinbach This is an Intel N100 processor which is the Yugo of processors. It really isn’t enough horsepower for Windows. It is half a Core i5 and not 2/3rds of a Core i3.

This laptop comes with 1.1TB of storage 128GB SSD 1TB OneDrive storage (only for a year) This is just insane

@ushrit2020 By then it will be Amrit Kaal 2047.

"India needs answers from Modi." If he does actually start to answer all the questions being thrown at him, he will have to speak non-stop till 2047. Which, of course, he will be happy to do. By which time you'd have forgotten what your questions were.

@himganj153 Everything is revenge.

@himganj153 Himanish - one win and everything will be forgotten.

@books_rum Possible to share the complete Deutsche Bank note? Thank you.

Deutsche Bank is just telling us to our faces: It’s AI optimism alone that is keeping the global economy afloat. If AI doesn’t pay off soon, there will be a massive market correction

@MrinalPande1 Probably because "Khubani ka Meetha" is a language to be avoided for the bhakts, as compared to "Batata nu shaak".

The main meal looks better. If the idea is to introduce the foreign guest to India’s cuisine it might be a good idea to give the name of the state it originates from. Among desserts for example good old Khubani ka Meetha from Hyderabad was mentioned as stewed apricots.

@vidya_heble @darab_farooqui Lovely

@darab_farooqui As I read once, merely sitting in church doesn't make you a Christian any more than sitting in a garage makes you a car.

I will tell you a fascinating story. I must've been in ninth grade. I had a Roza and played a cricket match. The match ended around 1 p.m. and took place in Jaipur during the summer months. Without thinking, as we celebrated our victory while mocking the opposing squad and screaming and shouting. I inadvertently walked to our school's water taps and drank water. And I just didn't drink; I gulped more than a liter of water. I remember that I was still mocking the opposing team while doing so. The banter went on for at least 15 minutes before I realized what I'd done. Tears flowed from my eyes as I realized what I have done, I drank water, which meant that my Roza was null and void. I cried as I cycled home. My mother and father were not home. So I hurried to the masjid next door and informed Hafiz saab what had happened. He smiled and inquired, "You didn't realize you were drinking water?" With tears in my eyes, I explained, "Hafiz saab, I didn't". He chuckled and added, "It is too hot today; Allah made sure you drank water." He explained, "A gunah that is performed inadvertently is not Gunah. Your roza is still intact. Just make sure you don't do it on purpose, for Allah knows what is in your heart. He knows your neeyat." And, yeah, I opened my Roza normally at 7:30 that day, as everyone was making fun of me on Dastar Khwaan. By stating, "Your this Roza is cheating, Allah might accept it, but we won't." There used to be a competition amongst all the kids in the family to keep all of the rozas. For years, they counted my rozas as 29 out of 30 for the year.

@prempanicker So many accounts to block Prem. And it is a rabbt hole of accounts. who only job is to hate.

Okay, I am done responding to choleric defenders of a deal none of them -- in fact, no one anywhere -- has seen yet. Back to blocking.

@prempanicker Nicely written

"In all this, it was left to the ICC to provide the humour. “ICC tournaments,” it declared grandly in a letter to the PCB, “are built on sporting integrity, competitiveness, consistency and fairness….” Only one of those is true, the consistency with which India are allowed to get away with tweaking the nose of the ICC whose main agenda seems to be keeping India happy, and the television money flowing. The two are connected." 👇

@ajay43 In line for CM face of Tamil Nadu, isn't she?

Which of Nirmala Sitharaman’s budgets is her worst effort ever? Or does she set new nadirs each year…

@kalravkapadia Thank you, please do let me know. Have been searching as the original has been discontinued. It is a women's perfume.

@sanjayen Not tried that but sha check notes and see other alternative

Since 2010, I’ve shipped authentic designer perfumes across India without taking advance payment — even for high-value bottles. You receive the perfume first. You pay only after. I believe trust should come before money. If you’re unsure what to buy, tell me your age, occasion & scent preference. I’ll suggest what fits — not what’s trending.

@shantanub Babus as well.

Yeah, wonder why. British? Mughals? Nehru? Muslims? Manmohan Singh? Rahul Gandhi? Secularism? Socialism? Can’t put a finger on it…

@ajay43 This is more like "Find the odd man out".

The one in the middle. And the one at the top left doesn’t belong in the picture

@AJ_chpriv @jonathanbfine Where can I read more about this?

@jonathanbfine Nothing wrong with a Luddite. Most don't study the Luddites' history. They were pro-technology, often more educated than others when it came to it. Their issue was technology being used to harm humanity. Luddites aren't anti-tech, they are pro-tech AND pro-human. Tech with limits

I’m not a Luddite, and I think that when humans use technology as a tool to eliminate the pain and drudgery of life, that’s generally something to be supported. Generative artificial intelligence, however, is most profitable when it uses humans as a tool, and I’m against that.

@Traveler2000AD @Grady_Booch Is this from your AXE project? Could not find this text in the readme.

@Grady_Booch Some of those have (more or less) been already implemented on my multiagent framework. Working on others as soon as I have time

AI agents are a good idea, but as currently deployed, far too simplistic: there's much work to be done to evolve an architecture suitable for coordinating them at scale. Go study Minsky's Society of Mind or Simon's Sciences of the Artificial. See also Brook's subsumption architecture and Baar's global workspace theory.