Aman Sahani
@AmanSahani2001
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Applied MLE + Backend Engineer at Elixir Equities - Gold Medalist MGMU 24 | I write code for living but keep Relentlessly exploring DEEP TECH!
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Joined February 2017
This Quote never gets archaic. Thanks to @paulocoelho
“And, when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.”
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#BREAKING | Cabinet Approves Rs.7,280 Crore Scheme to Promote Manufacturing of Sintered Rare Earth Permanent Magnets (REPM) First-of-its-kind initiative by the Government of India to promote REPM ecosystem, enhancing self-reliance and positioning India as a key player in the
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The obsession with looking competent prevents people from becoming competent. A lot of real value doesn’t look like performance at all. The performance of appearing smart is useless. Throwing jargon, projecting strong opinions, name-dropping ideas - these are all signals of
“I wasn’t the fastest guy in the world. I wouldn’t have done well in an Olympiad or a math contest. But I like to ponder. And pondering things, just sort of thinking about it and thinking about it, turns out to be a pretty good approach.’ – Jim Simons
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My computer science college professors used to look down on programming -- it's too volatile to deserve formal education (new paradigms and languages come out all the time). Instead, we did all kinds of theory: types, probability, queuing. Back then, it felt anachronistic and
Harvard and Stanford students tell me their professors don't understand AI and the courses are outdated. If elite schools can't keep up, the credential arms race is over. Self-learning is the only way now.
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It's all dependent on whether we call it a population debt or leverage. Same same but different!
Whenever India chooses to do something, it achieves it at scale.
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We have a Prime Minister who is talking about jet engines, semiconductors and innovation. Compare that to the contender who is obsessed with caste census and all non issues.
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One of the essential reasons why Indian corporates fail to develop a product, they just don't care, it's all about big fat money and dividends.
Jensen Huang: the character of a company is the most important thing “The character of a company is what makes it ultimately successful,” Jensen begins. “How resilient is it? How does it deal with adversity? How does it deal with learning when it’s presented with new
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Current Situation of Indian Academia
highest risk research institutions just came out 9/10 in the top 10 are indian universities - really shameful
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@Andercot There's a perspective that most people in the West don't realize about China. Every kid in China grows up knowing that they're part of a 5000-year-old civilization. You hear this a lot but it's not obvious the effect it has on you. What it means is that even if you're a bunch
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The governors should read Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations.
I hope RBI reduces the regulations around FIRC requirements, time to get exports turned around, the exact rupee matching etc. For small exports of less than $1000 a package we should absolutely free them from this overreporting.
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The desire of post-retirement jobs influences pre-retirement judgements. This applies to Bureaucracy & Judiciary. India lost a PM in the making with his demise.
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The more I read about Deepseek culture, the more I believe that ML research is an embarrassingly parallel problem. One MLE can work on the optimizer, another on the dataset, one memorizes the PTX docs, and apparently another can write a network filesystem. I understood this
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Can we build $100 billion (revenue, not valuation!) tech companies from India? India needs a lot of them if we have to lift our people up. China has such world champions in plenty now, and they grew up in the last 20 years. I will tell you what won't get us there. What won't
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IISC: Started by Tata (Gujarati) and Indian govt, initial directors were Britishers and then CV Raman (Tamil) ISRO: Started by Indian govt and Vikram Sarabhai (Gujarati) HAL: Started by Walchand Hirachand (Maharastrian) These men made Bengaluru a knowledge hub. Today,
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Some of the best eng I have ever worked with were gamedev programmers My favourite creative partners.
i don't really know how to articulate this but gamedev programmers are on an entire other level to non-games programmers repeatedly needing to solve problems that have never existed before, because the world you're creating them in has never existed changes you as a person
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This is the way!
jo dil karta hai wo padta hu :) i keep things simple and never limit myself to someone else's curation a.k.a roadmap.
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Building a 3D printer/robotic arms from wood! 🛠️ Get your aari, learn carpentry from your parents, and be a *mistry wala* & robotics engineer in one. Starting with a PCB printer project. Let’s make it happen! 📷 https://t.co/BW85uoKFHV
#DIY #Robotics #Makers #manufacturing
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Got bored on holiday, so I randomly jumped into Three.js and React Three Fiber with no clue what I was doing—ended up making some wild 3D stuff in just 3 hours!😂🔥 #ThreeJS #ReactThreeFiber #HolidayProject #QuickLearning #3DRendering link: https://t.co/vS27p0oAgd
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