Ishan Sharma

Just opened my long-awaited express parcel—look what’s inside! So excited for this unexpected delivery. ,

New semester unlocked! Fresh textbooks, new goals, and endless possibilities ahead. Let’s chase progress step by step this term!

Transform your desk into a calm, productive zone with only essential items and a small plant — less clutter, more focus!

Turn old glass jars into stylish desk organizers Add some paint and a little greenery, done! Zero waste, full creativity.

Life update: finally swapped my old flip phone for a smartphone today! Can’t wait to catch up with friends and explore new apps ，

Missing my person like crazy, but knowing we’re counting down the days until our next hug makes every mile feel tiny. #LongDistanceLove

Festive Turkey Feast Alert! Juicy roasted turkey with cranberry sauce, buttery mashed potatoes u0026 pumpkin pie—your perfect Christmas Eve treat awaits! Tag a friend you’d share this with!

Woke up to find my first potted basil thriving—gardening’s tiny win that turned my rainy week around ,

Working late at the desk, coffee refueling nonstop, deadline’s knocking but gotta power through. ，

Passed my Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam on the first try! Grateful for all the late-night study sessions, worth every second.

Just wrapped up another late shift—office lights out one by one, but my laptop’s still going strong. Need a good coffee (or three) to power through tomorrow!

Small steps = big wins for skill growth! Dedicate 15 mins daily to practice your target skill — consistency beats intensity every time. #SkillBuilding #SelfImprovement，

@waitbutwhy @am_shikhar Principally close, apart from spectrum differences. Another ex I came across from engg. control systems standpoint (just like our brain) - keep updating your model (knowledge/ML w/goal based) with error correction on your expected output when it doesn’t match your desired goal

@am_shikhar Close but the Dunning-Kruger effect is a slightly different concept.

Seems relevant these days

@waitbutwhy Amazed by the difference in mostly right (in this thread) vs mostly wrong comments (original thread) lol. People using coordinate system need to prove the smaller angle of right triangle first before deriving x/3 length for the Base (triangle’s) intersection

Nothing will make a grown-up feel stupid like basic geometry problems

@Ali_Tesla585 @Tesla @elonmusk You still don’t get it! It’s about the art, engineering and masterpiece that goes into these Ultra sports car. Tesla is the same case in terms of engineering but engineering focus is different in both hence different value to people.

@lexfridman @bryan_johnson @KernelCo Listened to this podcast, it’s amazing to hear same perspectives about mind and consciousness and how our civilization hasn’t developed on this yet. Kinda gives me the validation haha notice these things everyday in people and even in myself :) thanks to @SamHarrisOrg too

Here's my conversation with @bryan_johnson, founder of @KernelCo, OS Fund & previously Braintree, about brain-computer interfaces, including a cool demo at the beginning where I wear the new Kernel Flow interface and have my brain recorded and visualized. youtube.com/watch?v=1YbcB6…

@Katiewithluv @Ryanth3nerd @lexfridman If it can create new thoughts or ideas by what we call “thinking” then yes

@Ryanth3nerd @lexfridman If you like video games, play the Talos Principle. Also my answer would be yes but I'm not a scientist, philosopher or scholar. It's just my simple hope that AI will be able to carry our history with them into the future (Should they wish to)

Space travel is offsite backup for human consciousness.

@JHochderffer @ReduceTheSauce @lexfridman Jeff- I get Patrick’s proposal but it’s not an accurate example. Backing up all the knowledge would be helpful if there is <100% of extinction. Now farther your backup is and if there is any other intelligent life out there then this <100% will be applicable to them and us

@ReduceTheSauce @lexfridman But without the consciousness backed up the data backup is useless. It’s like having a gift card for Blockbuster Video. Great, but you can’t use it.

@CharlotteDornet @Colonel_Puller @Sarah_Katilyn Not a destiny, just a different set of chemical rxns. Imagine if we could eventually control 1 solar system to start with, then effect the galaxy according to our needs! Ofc when talking about this point in future, mortality has to go away. Consciousness still needs to be solved.

@Colonel_Puller @Sarah_Katilyn @elonmusk True, but we aren’t going to. We will self-implode like we are supposed to. It is destiny, and it is for the best because we are the worst think that has ever happened to Earth.

Public support for life on Mars is critical to making it happen

@raudssus @patrickc Not sure about Tesla but what SpaceX promises for the future is priceless (talking about their projects with NASA specifically) and when you put things in perspective, money or cost we are passing is only carbon

@patrickc And yet, Tesla didn't made 1 cent earnings by selling cars. And still the tonnage launched by SpaceX cost more than any tonnage before in history. Nothing he did was good so far, but people deny reality, cause they want believe in some hero, just like Trumps Republicans.

Tesla now manufactures slightly more than 1 car every minute and SpaceX launched 2/3 of all tonnage launched to space in the first quarter of 2021.