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New Delhi, India
Joined April 2022
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few updates and things i am currently working on - > day job - takes the most of the man hours (11 am - 10:30 pm) , all weekdays > drafting posts/videos for sponsors ( tho i am getting less time ) > applying in whatever opening ( but without referral for now ) > building some side projects, like automating resume updation and searching for jobs > upskilling and documenting learnings in my github pages - 0xreso.github.io/upskiller-n… > researching and keeping up with trending repos, models, tools across different social media. > running this account, and focus on building side-income
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thinking of buying $100 codex plan, can someone suggest some ways to avail discounts for it ?
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the time has come
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‘Fr’
The Twitter algorithm is fucked, you’ll post a banger, then someone quotes it with 'Fr' and gets more likes than you
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‘Fr’
The Twitter algorithm is fucked, you’ll post a banger, then someone quotes it with 'Fr' and gets more likes than you
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can we just nuke Microsoft copilot out of existence? not even it’s a certified slop but companies forcing to learn is straight up S tier ragebait
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DLSS 4.5 is doing pure magic in this trailer
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DLSS 4.5 is doing pure magic in this trailer
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okay so marin v0.1 is finally here 🥀 after way too many cuda kernels, memory bugs and endless optimization loops, i can finally show what i've been building lol marin is my own local llm inference runtime written in rust + cuda. no llama.cpp or python underneath. the whole idea was to make local inference usable on regular consumer hardware without needing some crazy setup. it has cpu/cuda inference, int8, streaming chat, context reuse, batching, persistent sessions and even a tiny background assistant that can suggest help based on approved activity. here's a lil demo of me actually using marin from the terminal. some benchmarks and repo link below ↓
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wtf ! Didn’t they release Carbon lately?
BREAKING: Google $GOOGL is down 13%, wiping out $480 billion from its market cap in just one single day. That is more than 3.5 times the $127.6 billion Google made in revenue in the entire last quarter.
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Anthropic never releasing an image model is what made them Anthropic
release an image model
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since X has introduced something like X numbers it has become so difficult to send direct cold dms to founders on X
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and rest is history grok fumble was so great that Elon shifted entirely to Grokbot instead of improving Grok models further
Remember when Grok 4.7 came out and then Opus 5.5 dropped the next day
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aight, fuck it, my turn for this kind of post i'm looking for work. i'm 21 and i've spent a rather unreasonable amount of time building software over the past year. here's some of what i've been up to: kiban: built an embedded LSM storage engine from scratch in rust. WAL, SSTables, compaction, snapshots, concurrency, crash recovery and fault injection. the benchmarks are probably my favourite part. on warm 1M-record workloads, i got 0.96µs median point reads and over 1M point-read calls/s, with 2.2-2.7x faster point reads than tuned RocksDB. group commit pushed fully durable writes to 5,379/s at 16 writers, a 7.5x improvement. also managed to shrink the point index by 61%. styx: a ~41k LOC bittorrent client in rust with 600+ tests. implemented peer-wire networking, verified downloading/seeding, trackers, DHT, magnet metadata exchange, daemon IPC, CLI/TUI and a desktop shell. kurogane: implemented Raft consensus from scratch in rust. elections, log replication, snapshots, crash recovery, joint consensus, real gRPC networking and a deterministic fault-injecting simulator with linearizability verification. konto: built a double-entry accounting engine with PostgreSQL and typescript. atomic transactions, holds, transfers, idempotency and enforced financial invariants. includes stress testing with 1,000 concurrent transfer/hold operations. iris: built a GPU-accelerated image viewer for linux using rust, Vulkan, GTK4 and DMA-BUF. RAW decoding, ICC colour management, GPU rendering, Wayland presentation and software fallbacks. webnotes: built a local-first notes app with a native Tauri desktop client, SQLite storage, bidirectional linking, a structured editor and web synchronization. scribe: built an open-source publishing SDK for React, Next.js and Vite. handles Markdown/MDX compilation, typography, components, styling and local authoring. currently in public beta. and then there's my open source work. i've had PRs merged into HelixDB, Turso, Apache DataFusion, Zed, NativeLink, Zilliz Knowhere and Nix, covering everything from database internals and query execution to infrastructure, editor behaviour and correctness fixes. i've also got contributions underway in RocksDB, Neon, HydraDB, FalkorDB and Starship, among others. most of my work revolves around rust, typescript, databases, storage, networking and systems engineering. i've also been getting deeper into ML infrastructure and inference. i'm looking for a full-time remote engineering role. internships and contracts are on the table too. my github has all the code, benchmarks and documentation: github.com/aetosdios27 if you're hiring or know someone who is, hit me up. reposts appreciated :)
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the only roadmaps cse undergrads must follow is to follow none of the roadmaps and no, this not a bait
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Day 25/ We are doubling all usage limits for all Pro 100/200/500 tiers and Business Premium, effective today. We heard your kind feedback and won’t be reducing usage limits for Pro 200, so your Work and Codex usage will stay the same. We’re also going to continue offering extended limits for dots for now, and usage of your dot will still continue to be separate from your default usage. And we'll of course also keep shipping better models and other efficiency improvements that increase your effective usage over time.
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Reminds me of this
X should have a zero tolerance policy for AI replies Like you do one and your account is suspended for life Replies are a nightmare now and it's never ever been this bad AI replies are an an existential threat to the future of this platform, because people will simply stop using it if the vast majority of replies are AI bots
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