Aryan

Engineering and Security @BlueFlag_Sec. Ex @GojekTech. Occasionally dropping my notes/ learnings here.

[Aryan @arayofcode]

@0xShekhar @NTTDATA Good luck with what comes next!

[Aryan @arayofcode]

Looks so exciting! I wish I was in BLR 👀

[Elevation Capital @ElevCap]

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Whether you're looking to build your next big idea or want to go on a run at Cubbon Park, this week promises all that and much more. 🧵

[Aryan @arayofcode]

Tried the interactive mode in @NotebookLM's audio overviews. You can jump into the deep-dive/ podcast, ask questions, or add comments in real time. Incredibly good!

[Aryan @arayofcode]

@sparshstwt @jigar_dhulla Yep I mentioned something similar in another comment

https://t.co/L669FGEn39

[Aryan @arayofcode]

@jigar_dhulla I doubt they will. They incur high costs and will get paid less post PPP adjusting, so unit economics won't be viable anymore. To me, Fable looks like a move from subscription to consumption based pricing (usage credits).

[Aryan @arayofcode]

@sparshstwt @jigar_dhulla Assuming I built a consumer software, eventually yes. PPP makes sense if unit economics seems viable.

[Aryan @arayofcode]

@Chaitu_2812 @jigar_dhulla Purchasing Power Parity - it tells you the equivalent buying value in another currency.

[Aryan @arayofcode]

There's a lot of interesting work to be done in long term user-model collaboration beyond remembering facts about users. I've been experimenting with making my collaboration preferences portable across models. Would love to know what others are building in this space!

[Aryan @arayofcode]

For the last four months, Claude, GPT and Cursor have been part of my daily engineering workflow. I expected them to make me more productive. The reality was a little more nuanced. Here are the patterns I keep seeing: (1/14)

[Aryan @arayofcode]

We have memory for facts about users. I'm looking for memory for collaboration. It learns how I like to reason, make decisions, and prefer to work. I shouldn't have to teach "don't jump to implementation" twice. This would eliminate most of my prompt engineering. (13/14)