@oguzerkan Actually 16x every year and two months. Not 8x. So projected capacity utilization will be 1 or 2 percent of current fleet at about 100x demand in five years.
Juxtaposition this with densing law. A given level of intelligence needs half the parameters every 15 weeks. That is 8x every year. That is, current fleet of GPUs can produce 4000x tokens of current quality by 2030. Which means capacity utilization will be 1/16 or 7 percent of current fleet, assuming 24x growth in demand.
@indianmatrix Sir. We all know congress is/was useless. Hence, we elected Modiji. Compare ourselves to Vietnam, China etc now. Vietnam was lower per capita income in 2012 now 150 percent of India. We need to compare with the best and not with the worst.
@RepRileyMoore And still no Indian was ever made a pope. Two thousand years and no Indian Christian is deemed worthy of being a pope, because we brown skins are less than white skins. Right ? @RepRileyMoore
@elonmusk For endjng slavery they paid compensation to slave owners from profits made sucking blood from Indians. @elonmusk get your history right in every aspect
Natural philosophers forked between astronomers and biologists when humans polished glass into telescopes and microscopes.
Mathematics will be forked into new professions as humans polish transformers into engines of maths provers and disprovers.
Interesting times ahead.
Reading this took me straight back to my village when I was growing up.
No one in my bloodline had ever been an engineer. I was just a decent, slightly better than average student. A guy studying at an engineering college was visiting his nani ghar nearby & Pappa Ji (my father) told me, "Jaake milo unse, pucho kya kaise karna hai aage."
I went over, & when he casually asked me, "Kya karoge?", I proudly declared, "Bhaiya, IIT jaayenge!"
He just looked at me & asked: "Lattha waala problem solve karte ho?"
I had no clue what he meant. I said no, so he handed me an old, worn out copy of I.E. Irodov. I did not even know what Irodov was at the time, but wrestling with those mechanics problems sparked a deep love affair with Physics.
Later on, when HC Verma came into my life, it felt like our Gita Press Gorakhpur version... sacred, clear & bringing structured harmony to all that deep physics.
Your essay captures why that journey mattered. When Dirac predicted antimatter on paper / when calculus became the engine for modern neural networks centuries later, it was the exact same instinct: reducing nature to its absolute 1st principles.
AI can compute in millisecs, but it will never know the quiet thrill of a human mind learning to see the world clearly for the 1st time. Beautiful piece, Sanidhya!
@RMantri True that. There are no open problems in economics. Only open opinions which don’t resolve in spite of evidence. Entrenched Opinions are not amenable to any technical intervention.
@Fintech03 You are ignoring difficulty of doing business which is, on “global relative basis” increasing rapidly. That’s the reason of moribund state of affairs in job creation. Unfortunately we have failed our next generation.
@RajanAnandan@SarvamAI I run most of my token workload nearly free on prem already. Distill your own models, develop your own harness. Don’t buy cognition from third parties for long term.
@jcrajan00 The Low Temperature Carbonisation Plant, later named the Dankuni Coal Complex, located in Dankuni, West Bengal is India’s first coal to gas project green lighted in 1974. Again we understand theories quickly. Zero on implementation.
@jcrajan00 The first SEZ in the world Ireland 1959. India followed in 1965 with her first SEZ . China waited till 1980 for its first SEZ. We understand concepts quickly but can’t execute
@marineravin I survived 1993 Mumbai bomb blast. 2001 blast. 2005. 2006. 2008 major attack. If one elects someone else we die or live in fear of next terror attack. Nothing else. There were no jobs. Only 4 IIMs. Only one AIIMS.
Every once in a while, a nation crosses an invisible line.
On July 18, Vikram-1 rose from @isro's spaceport at Sriharikota — and India became only the third country on Earth whose private entrepreneurs have reached orbit.
Congratulations @SkyrootA, @PawanKChandana and @bharathdaka. This is more than a rocket. It is proof that India now trusts its entrepreneurs with national capability.
A congratulatory call from PM @narendramodi (@PMOIndia), on behalf of 1.4 billion Indians — an honour richly deserved. And a vindication of the space reforms championed by @DrJitendraSingh and @INSPACeIND under @GoenkaPk.
When Swati and I started Empyreal Galaxy, we made an adjacent bet: not every problem requires a satellite. Between the ground and orbit lies the most underutilized economic layer on the planet — persistent communications, earth observation, border security, disaster response.
Over the next decade, satellites, HAPS, aerostats and UAVs will not compete. They will converge into one integrated aerial ecosystem.
That ecosystem must be built in India.
The horizon just widened for every Indian deep-tech founder.
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