Navin Kabra
@NGKabra
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Founder at @ReliScore, Visiting Professor of Practice at @IITBTrustLab-@IITBombay, Instructor at @GenWise_, and an aspiring YouTuber. Erdős–Bacon number 7.
Pune, India
Joined June 2007
AI is eating the world. If you are spending time every day trying hard to automate as much of your job/company as possible, you have a seat at the table. Everyone else is on the menu.
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I read all: Secret Seven, Mallory Towers, St Claire's, Famous Five. But the best was Five Find Outers.
Were you a secret seven kid or a famous five kid ?.
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RT @Tara_Deshpande: Well into my 20’s I thought these delightful salted biscuits were named after a country on the French Riviera. Only to….
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RT @rohit11: @NGKabra Dangerous thing is really dangerous on the privacy front.Just wrote something on that line.
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The privacy question has moved from “How do I protect my data?” to... "What’s left to protect?"
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Use your money to improve/smoothen/facilitate the higher layers (relationships, love) but don't use the money to try to *buy* those.
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Claude Code is an LLM agent you install on your machine, and it has access to everything on your machine, and it can do things on/to your machine, including dangerous things. It has a setting called "--dangerously-skip-permissions". And I see more and more developers are using it.
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At what point do we just blindly start trusting the LLMs and suffer the consequences of the occasional bad hallucination, the downside of which, even if bad, might be more than overcome by the time and effort saved on the times it was right?.
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This was the second time that for some credit card thing was an LLM (ChatGPT that time) gave a bizarre answer and because LLMs hallucinate and you can't trust them I was wary but the LLM was right!.
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Trying to do something with my credit card (change PIN of add-on card) and there was no documentation of how to do it and I asked Perplexity Pro and it gave a bizarre answer and I didn't trust it so I wasted time on a customer service call—and Perplexity was right after all!.
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Use money for the first two layers of Maslow's hierarchy but not for the remaining layers.
Someone asked me, if I've been both broke and rich, what do I think is the optimal amount of money?. Maybe others are different, but I say make enough money that you meet your needs for security, but not so much you use it to meet your needs for love, belonging and status.
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RT @VividVoid_: Someone asked me, if I've been both broke and rich, what do I think is the optimal amount of money?. Maybe others are diffe….
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RT @nikillinit: dude mark bertolini (ex- Aetna CEO, now Oscar CEO has an insane story. here he talks about how after his skiing injury, he….
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RT @srajagopalan: I am amazed that most lawyers and constitutional experts in India don’t know the amendment procedure or its requirements.….
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I once spent an entire afternoon reading Yondr's entire website, including all their FAQs and pricing and common challenges and traction and usability. Just out of curiosity.
Yondr makes these pouches that lock up smartphones. Interesting business: launched in 2015, it sold 25k units first year (popularized for Dave Chapelle comedy sets). In 2024, it sold 10m pouches at $30 a pop for sales of $300m (schools are ~70% of sales).
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RT @TrungTPhan: Yondr makes these pouches that lock up smartphones. Interesting business: launched in 2015, it sold 25k units first year (….
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RT @docbhooshan: This is important information for patients-. A doctor who spends good time explaining why you DO NOT need an expensive tre….
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