Sushreeish

Here I am.

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India is a big deal. It's the biggest democracy in existence and one of the oldest nations in history. India is known as a vibrant country that has always carried a fevered pitch and fervent excitement for sports

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@poetengineer__ Coooool 😃

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@_varunnair Just DM'd . Thanks for this!

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I hate the feeling of no longer being fully in the loop.

I tell agents to debug an issue. They explain what goes wrong. Propose a solution.

That's sure a lot of jargon. Do I fully understand what they're saying? Kind of. But certainly not like if my mind was solely focused on that bug fix, instead of juggling 5 other threads.

I tell them to do it. Make the fix, create a PR, the usual.

Is their solution really the right approach? Will they not include a dumb invariant that might later bite me in the ass?

Glancing at code, it *seems* fine. But I'm not sure. I'd have to go way deeper into the issue to be able to tell. But that would defeat the purpose of having agents do the thing instead of me. That'd be *inefficient*.

So I merge it in, and move on to the next thread.

Forever falling behind so I wouldn't fall behind.

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@Mechramc Ahhh, I need the paperback version so bad in India , Please.

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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.

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God Bless Open Source ✨.

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@araghougassian BET

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@BarackObama @grok Explain the context and who said what and possibly why

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@oprydai Ah, Uhm Capital ?

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@karpathy Yeah somehow you seemed to articulate this peculiarity. I was searching for someone to speak it out lol.

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@Malusi_Reloaded @elonmusk @grok 😅🤣

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@_Creation22 Is it not ai generated ?

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@itsdangoldfield It is a useful concept.

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@burnt_jester @MiTiBennett Yeah, exactly @MiTiBennett , You are not actually starting with the question you have stated here.

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@itsdangoldfield More people should try to understand it.

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@grok I was talking about rogue human behaviour, Human behaviour is not something anybody can predict,so lifting safeguards on something that shouldn't be allowed to mass public is not a valid logical decision I would say. And on top of that blacklisting from supply-chain is diabolical

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@grok Is DoD legit forcing a company to lift bans on something that might result in rogue behaviour in future ? Correct me if I am understanding anything wrong here.

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@grok Is DoD legit forcing a company to lift bans on something that might result in rogue behaviour in future ? Correct me if I am understanding anything wrong here.

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@grok Why pentagon demanded to drop safeguards ?