Been working on my NumDuel project lately.
Started as a simple number guessing game in Python, but instead of jumping straight into FastAPI and databases, I'm trying to learn things properly and evolve it step by step.
I built a game where you look at a painting and write what you think is happening.
No title. No clues. Just your eyes, your imagination, and your interpretation.
Hereโs a glimpse of what Iโve been working on.
This page breaks down your interpretation across five dimensions: visual observation, evidence-based reasoning, historical alignment, originality, and uncertainty awareness
In machine learning, knowing something isn't enough. Being able to explain it clearly is a different skill.
Cross-validation and K-Fold are a good example of how a simple visual can make technical concepts easier to communicate.
Google and Meta still rule global search. Itโs astonishing that Cricbuzz gets more searches than ChatGPT. Cricket is mostly followed in India and a few other countries, so a cricket website beating ChatGPT in global search volume is a remarkable feat.
We live in a world where selfishness is often rewarded and kindness mistaken for weakness.
But kindness was never meant to be a weakness.
Be kinder to yourself and others. Kindness costs nothing, and you deserve some too.
@_phnx_1 Crazy how TSMC barely gets talked about outside tech circles, yet Apple, NVIDIA, AMD and practically the entire AI boom depend on its manufacturing. Taiwan has a company the world can't afford to lose.