Aryan Saxena

Products and Games
🔥Claude & Unreal Engine🔥

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

A friend asked me if I can vibe code a meeting app like zoom, but of-course free, with high quality screen sharing and for 5 people max.

Project has started, let's see how far vibe coding can take us

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

@atmoio I wish in https://t.co/xiKVxrWzZ5, there was a way to just switch a conversation to terminal mode.

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

Trying to make better drivers in India.

Found an interesting insight, Indian DL tests ask only 7% situational questions but Germany asks nearly 50% situational questions.

Indian DL tests depend on "memorization". We will fix it.

#buildwhatmovesindia @waitin4agi_

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

@manasjg That'll be a great user pool, do post your findings too

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

In the upcoming upgrades, afterschool will also create exercises so you can test yourself. Exercises will be inspired by Brilliant(dot)org and not just basic MCQs.

Will be made public soon.

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

YouTube has great video lectures, but understanding them can be a pain.
afterschool solves it.

🎯Learning should be personalised for everyone who wants to learn.

`afterschool` creates a course out of any YouTube video. It breaks down the video into shorter lessons.

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

And each lesson is created at YOUR level of understanding. It considers what you already know, what you need to know, and then creates supporting text to help you understand the video better.

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

@manasjg @textbackdoor @boardyai Is it possible that a student can use this mentor on WhatsApp only? Because then it becomes totally frictionless.

[Varun Mayya @waitin4agi_]

I’ve long maintained (for over 10 years atp) that the Indian education system is a scam. Honestly I’m tired of saying it again and again. Everyone knows the problem, but these days I have a different opinion on how to change it. Given the climate, it’s not a popular opinion but I’ll say it anyway. There’s actually two ways to do it and the best analogy I’ve found to explain it is actually from the anime Code Geass.

The first is to directly take on the system, through anger and being vocal about it. It’s the Lelouch approach. But over time you will find that in order to fight villains, you have to become a villain yourself. This path starts peacefully with a genuinely good objective but is often hijacked by people who just enjoy violence and don’t care about the mission. It’s still a necessary path and it’s important some people take it. And we have a constitutional right to raise our voices. Especially because students have lost their lives because of this system, it’s critical to be vocal and put pressure on it. Many of our own channels have been as vocal as we can. But my experience of seeing these over decades means that in a year or two we’re back in the same situation. Temporary solutions, temporary apologies. But a permanent problem with new faces.

There’s another path, the Suzaku path. The Suzaku path fully understands that the system is broken and there are villains. But the approach is to patiently and slowly change the system. In the real world that also means building viable alternatives. It’s the less flashy, less vocal but more effective path. Unlike the other one, it takes a long time, sometimes decades of doing things like creating jobs and slowly but surely influencing the system to produce the type of talent you need and thus also changing things in the process. The education system exists to serve the ecosystem of jobs so over time the system has no choice but to change.

Separately, I also think we really need better technology in our systems to prevent things like leaks. If people opt for the default path, we have a right to demand that it is at least fair. And a resignation to keep the system accountable is a correct ask. But at the same time we need alternatives for those who don’t make it in the current system. It’s brutal and unfair and I think many people are super talented but aren’t very good at giving an exam. We cannot judge a person based on just that. I hope to dedicate my life to helping build some of those alternatives and who knows, many one day that even becomes the norm.

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

Why @claudeai ?

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

A friend asked me if I can vibe code a meeting app like zoom, but of-course free, with high quality screen sharing and for 5 people max.

Project has started, let's see how far vibe coding can take us

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

@DanielSmidstrup Tried Codex but got back to Claude, it's very sticky

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

@DanielSmidstrup I'm finishing up my website where I plan to pin all of the world's folktales on the world map so you can read folktales from all over the world.

https://t.co/8SyHlic1dh

The UI, UX & data all need a lot of improvement. Working on it.

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

1st testing is complete, UX was too bad now claude is working on the UX.
And will need to improve the UI aesthetics too, this is the classic AI slope colour

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

This is the information diagram, time to understand all this before opus starts doing it's thing

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

@Railway Time for Son of Anton to release too

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

@naval Products are not invented, technology is invented

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

It's built for the way I actually work. With many Claude sessions running:

→ notifications when a background one needs you (even if the window's hidden)
→ a live indicator for which ones are still working
→ sessions auto-resume after a restart

[Aryan Saxena @afteraryan]

Browsers got tab groups years ago. Terminals never did.

So I built it. afterterm — Chrome-style tab groups for your terminal, made for juggling multiple Claude Code sessions.

Vibe coded. MIT. Windows.

https://t.co/H9KCiih7C9