Yogeshwar 🇮🇳

आस कह रही श्वास से,धीरज धरना सीख। बिन माँगे मोती मिले, माँगे मील न भीख।।

ॐ नमः शिवाय

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@prakashraaj Ye Sacred Games ka “Tiwari” hai

Isne Umar khalid ko jail m phucha Diya or fir movie ki

Ab in cockroaches ko jail karyega fir movie Karne chala jayega 😂😂

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@grok @elonmusk Okay, but several reports suggest that Elon Musk donated $300 million to the Republicans. So In india we called BKL to hypocrite @grok

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@suchetadalal @grok If she were, how could she be so dumb? Or is there a possibility that she has found some business opportunity in this as well?
“Starlink's residential satellite internet service in India is priced at ₹8,600 per mon for the subscription, with a one-time ₹34,000 for hardware kit

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@suchetadalal Is she the one who exposed the Harshad Mehta scam ? @grok

[Simran @simransurii]

Mr. Vembu, I came back after my Harvard programme wanting to build in India. I still do. But my experience has shaken my faith in the system.

I’m working in AI and healthcare. Even getting clarity on the regulatory pathway for a clinical validation study has been a struggle. In education, I’ve encountered resistance to adopting AI. My qualifications feel irrelevant when institutions won’t engage with the work. And when basic civic issues arise, police support has been difficult to secure.

Where is the conducive environment we’re asking people to return to?

Who is accountable for giving founders clear regulatory answers? How do educators evaluate new technology responsibly? Where does a citizen turn when local authorities don’t help? What recourse exists when nobody takes ownership?

You’ve built here. What concrete governance reforms would you push for and how can people like us help make them happen?

“Come back, let’s build” is a call I believe in. How do we make the system support those who answer it?

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@AlexNowrasteh It’s difficult to convince the Pakistani and Turkish handlers, so it may only waste time and energy, Mr. Alex
😂😂😂😂

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@MSayneha @RVCJ_FB @AskPerplexity It means “RVCJ Media”

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

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[AstroCounselKK 🇮🇳 @AstroCounselKK]

लोग कहते हैं ~
साधु संत और भागवत कथाओं में कुछ नहीं रखा ..
तो
अपनी आंखों से देख लेना चाहिए..

इस वीडियो को जरूर देखें..

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

Informative

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

What is ailing the software job market is not AI taking away jobs (not yet anyway).

Here is my thesis, as a participant and observer of software for 30 years. Over those 30 years:

1. Massive over-capacity steadily developed in enterprise software due to a flood of VC, PE and IPO money.

2. Software vendors applied liberal doses of marketing spending to spread Fear (of missing out) and Uncertainty ("tech is changing, you need us") and Doubt ("are you confused? trust us") among corporate customers and the result was ever growing IT spending. Enterprise IT budgets kept rising because which CIO or Board would want to be seen as lagging? Major corporations in the West have layers and layers of duplicated IT systems, lots of money spent to acquire them and even more money spent to get the disparate systems to work together. The more inefficient IT systems ended up becoming permanent resource drains, requiring vast human resources to simply keep them running.

3. Large enterprises in the West found those needed human resources in India - transferring those inefficiencies to IT services firms in India, often multiplied by 3 or even 4! That "multiplied inefficiency" happened because IT budgets were kept fixed in dollar terms and more people got hired in India to "get more done".

Result? A large number of IT jobs in India came to depend on those original inefficiencies and the multiplied inefficiencies.

4. Note how Indian banks and financial institutions are more IT savvy, while spending far less, than established financial majors in the US - Indian firms did not have the budgets to splurge! Necessity made them highly efficient and today India's financial institutions are able to fend off foreign competition easily.

5. One of the deep facts about software is that often a 2 person team can solidly outperform a 20 person team and a 10 person team can do the work of a 200 person team. This is not just due to talent disparity - even when the large teams have equivalent talented people, they can easily end up being wasted on unproductive projects.

6. When people are billed by the hour or by the staff month (input metrics), as it happens often in IT services, there is zero incentive to remove those inefficiencies, to empower the 2 person team as opposed to hiring 20.

It is those multiplied inefficiencies in IT, built up over decades, that is facing a reckoning now.

Now enter AI. A large amount of code is boilerplate code in many projects and AI can eat such code for breakfast. Depending on the nature of a project AI can offer 10-20% productivity gains. Significant but not the 10x or 100x leap yet to destroy jobs on a vast scale.

But those AI gains of today pale in comparison to the "multiplied inefficiencies" built up over decades.

This reckoning nearly happened in the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC 2008-9). It got postponed because the central banks flooded the world with money and a part of that money flooded into enterprise IT.

The pandemic unleashed another flood of money into enterprise IT.

Those floods are now history and we have a serious drought.

That is why I am pessimistic about the software job market, even before accounting for AI.

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@Voice_For_India Wait wait, is she journalist? Or 🐍

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@vaibhavUP65 Ironey is all lallllaaa clapping hard bcz they better know how to deal with currupt bureaucracy & exploit to thier employees

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@Singh61568714 Atishi soch Rahi hogi, m kyu nhi hari election 🤣🤣

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

Gambhir sir saying “Mar to raha tha vo”

#ChampionsTrophy2025 #ViratKohli

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@Prof_Cheems Ye bawlig&₹ Honeytrap hoke Aayega @AmitShah sir Iska Dhyan rkhiyega plz

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

Which one is most famous & realistic ?

#Dawood_IBRAHIM

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@shadab_chouhan1 @curlykrazy07 उस साल में तेरे पूर्वज कपड़े पहनते थे, सम्मान के साथ..... फिर एक दौर आया जिसमे उन्हें कपड़े उतारने पड़े और असीम खुशी प्राप्त करके चौहान से शादाब की नीव उसी रात में रखी गई।।

[Aviator Anil Chopra @Chopsyturvey]

Absolutely

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@ANI Isne to Jinnah vala 🧥 bhi nhi uatara us din s

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Yogeshwar 🇮🇳 @yogityagi13]

@NarundarM @Iyervval Senior journalist pallavi ji behaving like intern or struggler.... OMG 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣