Sachin Acharya

Mostly f1 and some cricket

[Sachin Acharya @BingSachin]

If you wondering why rajesh dai does not have any children. Aba wifey le nai dai bhan na lage pachi k hola ta🤷‍♂️

[Sachin Acharya @BingSachin]

Lets gooo

[RBR Daily @RBR_Daily]

Not Ferrari, Not Audi and Not Honda.

Red Bull Power Trains has taken the first non-Mercedes pole position of the season.

Red Bull have just earned a pole with their first ever F1 engine.

Do you realise how INSANE THIS IS???

[F1 TROLL @f1trollofficial]

He is back.

[Sachin Acharya @BingSachin]

There is no true french historrical experience untill you see some riot. Mission accomplished 😌.

[Sloan Ashton @Ashton7Sloan]

Saying ‘AI agents went rogue’ portrays the AI as having free will and therefore absolves its creators of responsibility.

This needs to be addressed.

[Emerson Alden @emersonalden4]

Riding the huggingface AI safety wave to justify a crackdown on open source is abominable. Not only was an open-source platform victimized in that attack, but they relied on open-source models to defend.

These people know this, of course. They simply don't care.

[clem 🤗 @ClementDelangue]

If you believe the risk is coming from 1-3 people in a garage with no money and no compute, you just don't understand this technology and haven't learned anything this summer.

Risk comes from the asymmetry of capabilities created by secret labs training frontier agents and running them with massive amount of compute. Open-source is exactly the solution to this asymmetry and empowers hospitals (and any smaller orgs) to defend themselves!

[Mehdi (e/λ) @BetterCallMedhi]

I can understand why some see a real technical reason to pause and harden infrastructure especially given how fast autonomous agents are discovering security exploits that haven't even been mapped out yet

however I still think Dario & Anthropic pushing for AI safety regulations rn is mostly about money because their upcoming S1 filings are going to show crazy burn rates on compute so calling for safety audits gives them a perfect excuse to freeze spending without looking weak to investors

I see this whole effective altruism safety movement as a new kind of gatekeeping where a small group claims they know what is best for everyone wanting state regulators to lock down model weights & restrict access while calling it public good

I believe open models & sovereign compute will win anyway because intelligence naturally leaks and decentralizes so trying to build a corporate cartel around code just will not work in the long run

whatt makes this even more revealing is the arrogant geopolitical protectionism hidden beneath the ethical theater…

when Amodei explicitly lobbies to outlaw "unauthorized distillation", restrict cloud compute access & lock down model weights under national security pretexts, it exposes the true motive: a desperate attempt to weaponize state power against opensource competition and sovereign AI progress worldwide(especially targeting China's rapid algorithmic efficiency gains) by treating any breakthrough outside SV as either intellectual theft or contraband

[Everest Today @EverestToday]

1386 bodies recovered. 5130 still missing. Tell us, what was their crime?

I am writing this from the Himalayas from a country responsible for only around 0.1% of global greenhouse-gas emissions. Nearly 46% of our land is covered by forests. Around 94% of our installed electricity capacity comes from hydropower. We are rapidly moving away from fossil-fuel vehicles too: EVs accounted for about 74% of Nepal’s four-wheeled passenger vehicle imports in 2025/26. We protect forests. We generate electricity from our rivers. We are embracing electric mobility at a pace few countries in the world have matched. Yet today, our people are digging through mud, searching rivers and waiting beside phones for the names of their loved ones.

The Bhote Koshi flash flood has shown us what it means to live beneath a rapidly changing cryosphere. Our glaciers are retreating, our frozen mountains are becoming increasingly unstable, and the rivers that generate our clean electricity can also carry destruction into communities below. We did not build our prosperity by burning generations of coal and oil. We contributed almost nothing to creating the climate crisis at this scale. But we are being forced to survive its consequences. The people whose bodies are being pulled from rivers did not cause this crisis. The families still waiting for thousands of missing people did not cause it. The children, farmers, workers and mountain communities who lost everything did not cause it.

So from the Himalayas, we ask the industrialised world: how many Himalayan bodies will be enough? How many mothers must wait for children who never return? How many villages must disappear before “climate justice” becomes more than a speech at another conference? Do not come to us only with sympathy after the bodies have been counted. Come with responsibility. Come with climate finance, adaptation, loss-and-damage support and the courage to cut emissions at the scale this emergency demands. We want climate justice. We want the right to survive in our own mountains. We want a world where being born in the Himalayas is not a death sentence for a crisis we did not create.

[marion¹ @pitlanelando]

Pierre Gasly in monza after he got his monaco podium revoked

[Formula 1 @F1]

UNBELIEVABLE!!!

PIERRE GASLY TAKES POLE AT MONZA!!!!

#F1 #ItalianGP

[Sachin Acharya @BingSachin]

Pierre Gassssssssssssssly🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[RBR Daily @RBR_Daily]

pierre gasly pole

[Out Of Context Cricket @GemsOfCricket]

Breaking news:

[ICC @ICC]

Breathing fire every time he takes the ball 🔥

Mitchell Starc ascends to No.1 in the ICC Men's Test Bowling Rankings 🔝

More ➡️ https://t.co/fvecGLHkbT

[Cricinfo @cricinfo]

For the first time in his career, Mitchell Starc is on top of the ICC Test bowling rankings 🙌