Me: A or B? LLM: Hybrid.
Is it just me, or whenever you brainstorm with reasoning LLMs they turn A vs B into a smoothie—A+B. Default = hybrid,
#AI#ChatGPT
Many ask me: "How do @masaischool graduates from non-technical backgrounds master abstract algorithms / mathematical concepts?"
Most of our students are non Engineering grads, yet they solve problems that intimidate CS students.
We call it curiosity-led learning.
Let me show you how it works 🧵
Best part? They never forget these concepts.
Because they didn't memorize them - they discovered them.
It's the difference between being told where treasure is buried vs. finding it yourself with a map.
🏏 Imagine asking: “What ball will Ben Stokes likely nick to slips at Lord’s on a cloudy Day 3?”
Thinking of building CricketGPT, trained on live Cricbuzz commentary—your personal cricket oracle powered by #ArtificialIntelligence.
@misogi_ai AI Engineers, what say? 🚀
#INDvsENG #AI #Cricket
Never looked at software development evolution this way
It's going from: 'Here's exactly how to do it' → 'Here's what I want done'
We're architecting intent, not instructions.
Inspired by humanlayer's 12-factor agents → https://t.co/zlW8kV79od
@misogi_ai
Is it the UI/UX? Regional marketing strategies? Food culture? Headquarter proximity effect? Delivery partner network? 🤔
North India🧡 #Zomato , South India💜#Swiggy
Woah! Nearly 19 lakh lines of AI-generated code edits by @misogi_ai first cohort—in just 2 weeks! 🔥
That’s just Cursor—one of many coding agents our students use.
AI coding tools are good at providing magnitude, but the direction is always yours. You steer, AI amplifies.
This doesn’t dismiss voice tech completely—it’s excellent for quick notes, brainstorming, and accessibility.
But when depth, coherence, and structured thinking matter, typing remains unmatched.
I was wondering why, despite voice search becoming popular, textual search and typing continue to dominate?
And I think it’s more than just habit—it’s about clarity and structure.
I recently tried @wisprflow—a super-fast voice-to-text tool promising 5x faster typing speeds. The speed amazed me, but something crucial was missing.
Here’s the catch 👇
When you speak, ideas flow instantly but often without structure. Typing, however, slows you down—forcing reflection, clarity, and organized thoughts.
It’s slower, yes—but leads to better structured, refined thinking.