Amandeep Singh

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

@ravdeepchawla Another naan bread

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

@ravdeepchawla Yep. Programatic builds like I said. I can't build an agent on my claude subscription anymore.

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

@ravdeepchawla Bull. Just made programatic builds too expensive for prototyping. Either you have a clear path to profitability or don't even try. Moving to codex.

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

Keeps blowing my mind

[Meng To @MengTo]

My 8yo son built a Three.js site with zero coding experience

He used Claude AI and let Cursor apply all the code for him. He actually made several projects including 2 platformer games, a drawing app, an animation app and an AI chat app. ~2 hours spent on each. I only helped him set up Cursor, Git and Netlify.

Code is a design tool and you don’t even need to code anymore.

[Scott Stevenson @scottastevenson]

This is the first time I felt a game engine demo cross the uncanny valley

[Grant Slatton @GrantSlatton]

There was a great line I couldn't quite remember from "One Hundred Years of Solitude"

Search engines & ChatGPT couldn't recall it either from my bad description

Wrote a little 20 line program to read the whole book and found it in a minute, cost 25 cents

Wild times we live in

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

What the actual F!

[Sundar Pichai @sundarpichai]

Seeing some qs on what Gemini *is* (beyond the zodiac :). Best way to understand Gemini’s underlying amazing capabilities is to see them in action, take a look ⬇️

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

Finally, some sense.

[Rowan Cheung @rowancheung]

JUST IN: The new CEO of OpenAI, Emmett Shear, will quit if the OpenAI board can't provide evidence of why they fired Sam Altman.

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

A meteor burning up in Earth's atmosphere, filmed from the International Space Station.

[Crémieux @cremieuxrecueil]

The adoption of cellphones by Keralan fishermen is, I believe, the most stunning example of the contribution of information technology to market performance.

Take a look at this graph for background: in three different regions of Kerala, phones were adopted at different times.
Kozhikode got cellphones before Kannur, who got them before Kasaragod. Adoption by fishermen was fast when phones were finally introduced:
Now look at what happened to the price of fish after phones entered the scene:
The dispersion in prices virtually disappeared! The author of the study wrote about this that:

"Before any region had mobile phones, the degree of price dispersion across markets within a region on any given day is high, and there are many cases where the price is zero (i.e., waste). However, within a few weeks of mobile phones being introduced in Region I, there is a sharp and striking reduction in price dispersion. Prices across markets in the region rarely differ by more than a few rupees per kilogram on any day, compared to cases of as much as 10 Rs/kg prior to the introduction of mobile phones. In addition, the prices in the various markets rise and fall together and the week-to-week variability within each market is much smaller, since catchment zone-specific quantity shocks are now spread across markets via arbitrage. Further, there are no cases of waste in this region after phones are introduced.

"By contrast, price behavior in regions II and III appears largely unchanged after phones are introduced in region I. However, after mobile phones are introduced in region II, prices again become much less dispersed across markets on any given day, less variable within markets over time, and waste is ultimately eliminated, whereas region III again remains unchanged. Finally, the same pattern holds once region III adds phones."

Efficient information transmission enables efficient markets. It's amazing what technology can do.

Read the study here: https://t.co/JcgGQp3G0C

[Vijay Shekhar Sharma @vijayshekhar]

Whoaaaa !! This is a fabulous upgrade.

#iOS17

[Gabbar @GabbbarSingh]

“Let’s buy a villa, bigger two storey house, big lawn, great for our dog…

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

@ravdeepchawla Don't see why thinking slowly is a problem!

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

pretty useless reply that in no way solves my problem and just disappeared! I've been messaging on private chat for help and you clearly don't care anymore. First response done, metric met, case dusted!

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

@Airtel_Presence @airtelindia @airtelnews what is the point of reaching out on Twitter if all you want to do is appear to help rather than actually helping your customers?

You asked me to respond via private message on my last tweet, which i did, and then you gave a

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

@Airtel_Presence Sent you updates please take a look. Waiting for your response.

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

@airtelindia @airtelnews extremely disappointed and frustrated with your customer service, and this after being a lifelong Airtel customer. I had requested that my phone number be submitted while I was out of the country for 6 months but after returning I was told the number has

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

@Airtel_Presence Waiting for your response.

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

@Airtel_Presence I have DMed you some updates, please take a look.

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

is ridiculous! How can a telco company not know what has happened to their own mobile number account?? Extremely frustrated and angry with Airtel

[Amandeep Singh @asingh_in]

no choice, i travel to Rajasthan to get this sorted and there i get told that the number was never moved to Rajasthan and they don't know where it has been moved at all! All my bank accounts, adhaar, pan etc are tied to this number of mine and now I'm stuck without access! This