A cosmic cog in the wheel of time.

Singapore
Joined August 2012
Albhutha Dweep was ahead of its time..
The Odyssey shot on IMINI
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Built a tool that reconstructs a 3D apartment layout from a floor plan image, simulates WiFi coverage, and recommends the optimal router placement to reduce dead zones. GitHub: github.com/devpranoy/signal-… Check it out here: signal-path-3d.vercel.app/
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Pranoy Dev retweeted
won 1st place at the @OpenAI codex hackathon! 🥇 i built StoryWorld, a 3D movie studio in your pocket. made with iOS ARKit + RealityKit, @DeemosTech Rodin, and @fal
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What’s the Maslow’s hierarchy of needs for Agents ?
BUILD SOMETHING AGENTS WANT
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BUILD SOMETHING AGENTS WANT
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omg — i want this desi modernist branding all over everything
The all-new Sarvam is here. Designed for all of India. sarvam.ai/brand
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Codex is like a senior/architect engineer in their 40s who takes time to build something properly. Claude Code is like a senior engineer in their mid-20s, working for an SF startup, who's running on Red Bulls or occasionally cocaine and doesn't sleep much.
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Codex just solved a crazy edgecase I was trying to solve at work for 2 years in about 10 mins of thinking. Its got to do with Link mapping across millions of MSOffice files. I’ve tried this with every single model since GPT4 and Claude 3.5 Sonnet.
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I know you this is a bit of a stretch but imagine an AMCA designed by Pininfarina through Mahindra Defence
Breaking: HAL out of AMCA Race says Economic Times Report.
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Gonna feed in all of my ideas into Codex, hard pivoting from software engineering to an idea guy.
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Seppuku as a Service
Nobody wants to use a vibecoded website. They're security risks. But what if you knew the builder of the website would kill himself if the website got hacked? That's where we come in: with Skin in the Game Certification you can trust that any security breach will be swiftly followed by ritual suicide--guaranteed.
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Me explaining why I prefer Consistent - Partition Tolerant systems at work
Teaching undergrads Stata today
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Pranoy Dev retweeted
ai is ozempic for corporations.
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Thought: We created VS Code, open sourced it, and didn't become billionaires.
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This would be an amazing loading screen spinner.
Equinox which happened at 22/09 at Padmanabha Swamy temple
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I hope this becomes the Skunk Works moment for India. Give talented engineers autonomy and resources and watch the magic happen.
India has tried building gas turbine engines before. And we’ve come close. At LAT, we want to get past the finish line. So we’re putting together a propulsion research team in Bangalore, focused solely on building gas turbine engines from scratch. Lightweight. Efficient. Flight-ready. Made in India. What’s different this time? We’re giving engineers the freedom to think, build, break, and repeat. Our dedicated research centre — with labs for combustion, turbomachinery, thermal systems, and materials, will give engineers the space and freedom to iterate fast, and get to real outcomes at a speed which is unprecedented in the industry. Also, this team will be led by engineers. No waiting around for approvals from "business" people. No chasing slides or meetings. Just hands-on problem solving, running bench tests, working with suppliers, building hardware from scratch — and pushing the limits of design and physics every day. It won’t be easy. But if it works, it changes everything. A full engine stack, built locally. Powering STOL aircraft. UAVs. Remote connectivity. Self-reliance. If you’ve ever built turbines, rotors, control systems — or anything close — and want to be part of something that could one day, rewrite history, write to us at [email protected] — Note: LAT is not a part of Eternal
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Nagpur is an active opensource contributor. Be like Nagpur
Which color scheme looks better aesthetically >Surat >Nagpur >Mumbai >Bengaluru
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Yes. A lot.
Do backend developers really find joy in doing this?
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