Looking for a 6mo internship / full-time role starting Jan 2027.
Currently working on drones @ Auraa. Experience in analog/digital design, PCB design, RISC-V, Verilog & verification. First-author IEEE paper.
Looking for roles in similar fields. DMs open! (preferably Bangalore)
Ever wondered what actually happens when someone comes in contact with an overhead railway wire carrying 25,000 volts..🤔
Is it the high voltage or the current that causes the severe damage to the body?
Do you think u can get electrocuted without even touching the wire?
I once spent hours debugging an AI workflow, only to realize a single number was incorrectly extracted from a PDF. Turns out, parsing accuracy matters a lot.
Just came across @nace_ai's Drex, which checks extracted data against the original document and corrects errors.
Already #1 on the parsing leaderboard.
i've always thought launching one product is stressful enough. imagine launching TEN at once.
sounds like absolute madness, but @firefliesai somehow made me question that. they've basically turned their AI notetaker into an AI teammate that handles meetings, emails, voice typing, scheduling, search, and more.
the interesting part? instead of juggling 10 different tools, what if you just had one AI teammate doing it all? not sure if this is genius or insane, but i'm genuinely curious to see how it plays out.
a friend was job hunting recently and spent more time tweaking resumes and filling out forms than actually preparing for interviews.
AI Apply would’ve saved her weeks. It writes the resume for each job and handles the applications for her
wish she’d known about it sooner
a friend of mine was recently applying for jobs.
most of their experience was in defence projects, so they couldn't publicly share their work. when a founder asked for proof of work, they even offered to solve any assignment to demonstrate their skills.
then came the stipend: ₹10,000/month. in Mumbai.
my friend politely declined the assignment altogether.
imagine expecting someone with actual industry experience to prove themselves for ₹10k/month in Mumbai. what do y'all think about this?
Back when I was in 2nd year, Analog Electronics felt like an impossible subject, too many new concepts and devices and all the semiconductor physics involved.
What helped was taking one step at a time with the topics.
I personally feel Razavi's lectures made me fall in love with circuits and how they work .
Additionally try simulating and assessing the circuit's behaviour.
Fast forward to now, it's been almost half a year I have been working with circuits and analog design even though it seemed dreadful 2 years back.
you can talk about your product for an hour then open linkedin and have no idea what to post
this is kaleidly
give it a demo, a webinar or a customer interview and it’ll find the bits worth clipping and use what you actually said to draft posts for linkedin, x or your newsletter
try it for free: https://t.co/ckl6rto12l
A MrBeast clipping campaign was offering creators $1,000 for every 1 million views their clips generated.
And meanwhile i used to think uploading a video was the end of it.
If you've got a demo, webinar or any long video lying around, Kaleidly can turn it into short clips and posts without any of your intervention.
you can talk about your product for an hour then open linkedin and have no idea what to post
this is kaleidly
give it a demo, a webinar or a customer interview and it’ll find the bits worth clipping and use what you actually said to draft posts for linkedin, x or your newsletter
try it for free: https://t.co/ckl6rto12l
been experimenting with @treg_ai lately, and their new AI UGC feature caught my attention.
so I tried making a Dune-style ad for my product, Lattedit.
used Seedance 2.5, and the results turned out pretty cool.
crazy how accessible AI video production is getting.
i can spend 10 hours building something but somehow never find 5 minutes to chase an invoice or cancel a subscription.
n8n Labs just launched Nod, an open-source AI agent that actually handles these tasks for you.
it has its own computer and browser, asks for permission when needed, and shows you exactly what it did and what it cost.
this is the kind of AI agent i've been waiting for.
Did you know?
A circuit working perfectly in simulation doesn't mean it'll work on the PCB.
Real circuits aren't ideal. Factors like parasitic capacitance & inductance, EMI, signal integrity, grounding and PCB layout can significantly affect performance.
What's some mistake you've made that resulted in a PCB not working??