Samarth

22 y/o exploring AI agents, & GEN AI, startups & personal systems

[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

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[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

bet you cannot complete this game.

and if you can you’re already working in a startup fs

https://t.co/uTYX5AVAQh

reply with your highest scores.
lets see who can “outskill” the others👀

[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

anyone?

Before when reached 0% codex always finished the tasks that were still running. Oh that felt so good, to just get a little extra for free.

But recently my codex stopped doing that and is stopping tasks after few minutes, how about yours?

[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

all builders would relate here.
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[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

Imagine if every happy customer became part of your sales team.

That's VouchRush.

No cold pitch.
No marketing jargon.
Just real people sharing real experiences that help the next customer say "yes."
The fastest way to grow isn't louder marketing.
It's believable proof.

See it in action:
https://t.co/yi9b7fBfbX

[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

imagine being told to run a 6.7 km loop.

not once. not ten times. but every single hour. forever. until your body or mind gives up.

That’s Last Soul Ultra.

there is no finish line. no medal waiting at a specific distance. Every hour, a bell rings. If you can’t start the next lap, you’re out. The race only ends when one human remains.

this year, that human was Mark Dowdle. What’s wild is that his story almost ended before it began. travel problems nearly stopped him from even reaching the start line. somehow, he made it.

then he kept running.

one lap. then another. then another. through the first night. the second night. the third night. while most people were sleeping, eating breakfast, going to work, and sleeping again, Mark was still circling the same course.

after 94 hours, he had covered 630.4 kilometres.

just insane.

[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

Have you ever wondered who actually gets the waiting charges you pay on Uber, Rapido, or Ola?

Most people assume it goes entirely to the driver.

But in many cases, waiting charges become part of the total fare, and the platform may still take its commission or service fee before the driver gets paid.

So that extra ₹3-5Rs you pay for waiting isn’t always going 100% to the driver.

The exact split depends on the app, city, and the driver’s payment plan.

Makes me think: if you’re paying because your time was used, who should really be getting that money?

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[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

@HilaShmuel The vault compatible files-on-disk part is the interesting bit you can keep using Obsidian on the same folder.

Killer framing usually turns this crowd off though. How solid is the scheduled agent layer in practice vs just pointing Claude/Codex at an existing vault?

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@HilaShmuel this is so much cleaner

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@tushaarmehtaa @shivanshgupta36 👀 do we?

[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

@rajshamani Books, videos, articles don’t make you smarter. They make you feel busy. Skill starts the moment you stop consuming and start shipping.

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@niketrajdwivedi Nandhana palace is just on the borderline of A, I think,

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Happy Onam to everyone ☺️🇮🇳

[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

do you guys have cereal on hot milk or cold milk?

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@divvsaxena Let’s go my man 🙌

[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

Exactly. Scale turns robots into data factories.

1M units × real-world interaction hours isn’t just more data it’s the first genuine physical-world flywheel.

Every warehouse shift, every failed grasp, every novel environment becomes training signal that pure simulation can never fully replicate.

Unitree’s bet on affordability + volume is the closest thing robotics has to the iPhone moment. The companies that ship the most robots will own the world models of the 2030s.

[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

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[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

The part after visualising matters.

If you spend the rest of the day checking for signs, monitoring your circumstances and wondering whether it worked, you keep returning to the experience of waiting.

Familiarity feels quieter.

You can want something, take practical action and still let it feel ordinary enough to leave alone.

[Samarth @SamarthJoshiSJ]

Debating whether current models are conscious is a perfect distraction from the actual liability question.

If the system is treated as too advanced to control, the company that built it suddenly has an escape hatch.

The consciousness conversation is useful to the labs. It is not useful to the rest of us.

Stop letting them set the frame.