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Siddhant retweeted
EP 02 "trying your projects"
welcome to EP02 of trying your projects.
EP02 is officially sponsored by prequel.sh 🎉
huge thanks to them for sponsoring the recording & products and for being the first sponsor of the series.
also, you can get 30% off Prequel with my code NIKHIL30
this time, I’m trying out:
- pdfcn.dev by @alaymanguy
- genmotion.dev by @haxzie_
- agnost.ai by @StackDhruv
- designeer.xyz by @dhruvtwt_
- github.com/shalenMathew/Quot… by @shalenmathew
- how2me.me/focusapp/ by @Chintu5251
EP03 is gonna be quite fast 👀
not exactly sure what's coming yet, but yeah...
lessgo, we ball.
also, the sponsorship panel is open for the next episode:
nikhilwho.in/#sponsor
EP01 of trying your projects got a ton of love ❤️
so we’re doing EP02 - trying your projects.
drop your projects/products below 👇
I’ll try them as a first-time user, share my honest review, star the GitHub repo if I like it, and recommend the ones I genuinely enjoy.
and this time…
EP02 is officially sponsored by @prequelsh 🎉
huge thanks to them for sponsoring the recording + products and being the first sponsor of the series.
show them some love → github.com/haxzie/prequel ⭐
drop your project. let’s see what you’ve built.
Siddhant retweeted
getcta.store is live on Product Hunt
I built an ai teleprompter that lives right under your Mac’s camera, follows your voice as you speak, and stays invisible on Zoom, Meet & OBS.
If you get a chance to check it out, I’d love to hear what you think 🫶
Product Hunt: producthunt.com/products/get…
Siddhant retweeted
Imagine mocking someone’s looks from your OFFICIAL Twitter account. The fact that a business like this still has customers is beyond me 💀
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Siddhant retweeted
alright, we're starting :)
gonna document me figuring shit out AI, startups, hackathons, systems, product, scaling, design & whatever rabbit hole i fall into next.
not a programmer teaching you how to program.
just nikhil figuring shit out in public.
nikhilwho.in
lemme introduce myself since we’re almost 1.5k here :)
hey, i’m Nikhil a final-year engineering student from Pune.
i started programming in my 1st year. not one of those 6th-class WhiteHat Jr kids 😭
started with Java + DSA, then C, built some random endpoints, forgot half of it, made Arduino cars and other hardware stuff because i’m an electronics major.
eventually got bored of hardware and went back to software.
started doing DSA sheets, got bored again 💀
then went all-in on full-stack and started building shit.
did a bunch of projects, client work, won 3 hackathons, failed LFX, got rejected from probably 10+ startup interviews, and also rejected a couple of offers myself when they just weren’t the right fit.
eventually landed a remote engineering internship at a Bangalore startup from April–June 2026.
somewhere along the way, i also got pretty involved in the Pune tech community organized things, met a ton of people, helped with community stuff.
got bored of that too 💀
so now i mostly just build.
these days i’m into full-stack + applied AI, because the AI hackathon scene is fucking crazy right now.
but honestly, i’ll always be a web2 guy at heart.
currently learning Rust too originally wanted to get into web3, but ended up liking Rust more for backend/systems.
i come from a tier-3 college, so most of what i know came from building, shipping, failing, and figuring shit out myself.
i’ll also start sharing more technical content here soon: build logs, engineering lessons, random things i learn, and probably rust too.
if you’re looking to hire me for engineering roles, check out my work: nikhilwho.in
[ btw this pic is from one of our Pune community events :)
@CivoCloud sponsored us as a partner we reached out to @kunalstwt, who was their DevRel at the time, and made it happen. ]
still early.
just getting started.
Siddhant retweeted
lemme introduce myself since we’re almost 1.5k here :)
hey, i’m Nikhil a final-year engineering student from Pune.
i started programming in my 1st year. not one of those 6th-class WhiteHat Jr kids 😭
started with Java + DSA, then C, built some random endpoints, forgot half of it, made Arduino cars and other hardware stuff because i’m an electronics major.
eventually got bored of hardware and went back to software.
started doing DSA sheets, got bored again 💀
then went all-in on full-stack and started building shit.
did a bunch of projects, client work, won 3 hackathons, failed LFX, got rejected from probably 10+ startup interviews, and also rejected a couple of offers myself when they just weren’t the right fit.
eventually landed a remote engineering internship at a Bangalore startup from April–June 2026.
somewhere along the way, i also got pretty involved in the Pune tech community organized things, met a ton of people, helped with community stuff.
got bored of that too 💀
so now i mostly just build.
these days i’m into full-stack + applied AI, because the AI hackathon scene is fucking crazy right now.
but honestly, i’ll always be a web2 guy at heart.
currently learning Rust too originally wanted to get into web3, but ended up liking Rust more for backend/systems.
i come from a tier-3 college, so most of what i know came from building, shipping, failing, and figuring shit out myself.
i’ll also start sharing more technical content here soon: build logs, engineering lessons, random things i learn, and probably rust too.
if you’re looking to hire me for engineering roles, check out my work: nikhilwho.in
[ btw this pic is from one of our Pune community events :)
@CivoCloud sponsored us as a partner we reached out to @kunalstwt, who was their DevRel at the time, and made it happen. ]
still early.
just getting started.
Siddhant retweeted
Your CRM is a graveyard of fields nobody updated. Lightfield's fix: stop asking humans to log stuff, and let agents build the record from what actually happened every call, email, Slack thread. Just raised $47M from a16z on the back of 5,000+ companies and 400% net dollar retention.
Siddhant retweeted
I built WhatIsUp, a platform that gives you deeper insights into the developers and friends you follow on GitHub.
It helps you see:
• What people are building and working on recently
• Technologies and tools gaining traction across your network
• Open-source contributions, releases, and projects being shipped
• Patterns and trends emerging across multiple developers
• Recent updates from the people you follow closely
Try it out:
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Siddhant retweeted
I'm actively looking for opportunities where I can work on real infrastructure, solve real problems, and contribute as a DevOps/Cloud Engineering Intern.
If you're building something and looking for an intern, or know someone who is, please do refer me. Also, any feedback on my resume is appreciated.
Siddhant retweeted
Stop using your agent logs just for debugging.
Use them to train your own model.
Today we're launching Agnost AI (YC S26)'s first model: agnost-*******-0.1
Trained for our first customer on their existing production traces & it beat the frontier:
+22.9% task success
−90.2% latency
−94.5% cost
If you ever thought of fine-tuning your own model, we'll do it for you, talk to us!
Siddhant retweeted
just shipped thred!!
context that carries your work forward.
Claude → Codex → Cursor → whatever comes next.
thred gives every agent one shared memory for decisions, revisions, evidence, and unfinished work — so the next agent starts where the last one stopped.
built on MCP. powered by temporal memory with HydraDB.
no more re-explaining the codebase.
no more lost decisions between sessions.
just save → switch → resume.
thred.fun
built for Hack Hydra | Memory + Context Retrieval.
Siddhant retweeted
If you’re building a SaaS and want to go from 0 → 100K users without burning money on ads, you’ll probably want to check this out
→ rankhonestly.com/waitlist
PS: I made this entire video with my own tool :)
Siddhant retweeted
i recently built an ai homelab, just to get hands dirty on gpus with help of kubernetes.
for this specific reason i chose quantized model as you know im gpu poor guy jk. my only aim to see how good are these models when quantized and how day2 ops look like for llm workloads on k8s.
the stack is simple: i own nvidia l4 gpu(gets job done as of now) on jarvislabs(vendor) with:
docker, k8s, kind, nvidia container toolkit and device plugin, bifrost ai gateway and ofc their cli as well, openwebui, kube-prometheus-stack, nvidia dcgm operator, keda for autoscaling(although here max:1)
i have opted a fallback support for my provider support like i use cursor alot so it fallbacks as default and vm stops. although here i have opted aggregated setup(will add prefill-decode disaggregations once i get handy with this)
@getmaximai bifrost is really amazing, its blazingly fast and consumes very less resources in comparison with other gateways and they also have in house guardrails and monitoring support, which i haven't tried yet but kept it for next versions. i chose @OpenWebUI for sanity check for local quick consuming and debugging.
tbh i learned alot how this all operators go hand in hand to serve models using k8s, one thing is very clear k8s i now not only a control plane for web apps but also for any ai workloads, this is still a naive i haven't optimized every ounce of it as im still exploring.
if you are working with llm inferencing in production i would happy to learn from your lessons.
Siddhant retweeted
nmemo is live.
Your project’s context shouldn’t disappear between coding sessions, agents, or teammates.
nmemo gives your AI agents verified workspace context with sources and citations. So they can pick up where the work
left off.
v1: workspace knowledge + SDK context retrieval.
Next: Playground, connectors, TUI agent exchange, memory, and more.
Try it → nmemo.cloud