ChaitanyaSai

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by ChaitanyaSai 1y ago
Yup, it's the short sentence cadence. "And yet, hours before surgery, with death still in the room, I didn’t feel fear. I felt something quieter. Stranger. I felt connected. To her eyes. To my breath. To the weight of my feet agai
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Writing is a superpower in this AI age(learn.betterschooling.in)
1 points by ChaitanyaSai 1y ago|1 comments
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The Flynn Effect tells us we have been getting education all wrong(betterschooling.in)
1 points by ChaitanyaSai 1y ago|0 comments
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by ChaitanyaSai 1y ago
As brains get bigger, you get more compute, but you have to solve the "commute" problem. Messages have to be passed from one corner to the other, and fast. And there are so many input signals coming in (for us, likely from thirty
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It isn't just X – it's Y(saigaddam.medium.com)
1 points by ChaitanyaSai 1y ago|0 comments
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College Is Obsolete: AI Is Making Apprenticeships Cool Again(betterschooling.in)
3 points by ChaitanyaSai 1y ago|0 comments
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by ChaitanyaSai 1y ago
Great article! SDT has fascinating parallels in consciousness science that no one to my knowledge has actually explored. This is because in consciousness research, the experiencing self is a given, it just happens to be taken for granted th
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by ChaitanyaSai 1y ago
Almost every image has a yellow tint. Any discussion of why and when that's being fixed?
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by ChaitanyaSai 1y ago
Loved those! How are those created?
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Why do the latest 4o model (OpenAI) images have a yellowish tinge?
1 points by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago|0 comments
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
Absolutely. Wonderful book that talks about this in a different context https://www.amazon.com/Why-Greatness-Cannot-Planned-Objectiv... Also wrote about it here https://blog.comini.in/p/what-should-repl
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
Interesting analogy!
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
OP here. The Indian context is important. We have a massive talent pool (many outside the US just don't know how many engineers graduate yearly (1.5 million!) in India ) and we are not competing with FAANG / well-funded startups.
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
OP here. Yes, that is a jump, which I bridged now. OK, technically the absence of genuinely interested applicants is NOT an indication of drive. However, please note the context: It’s a brutal job market at the entry level in India at the m
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
That's one of the questions in the form.
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
OP here. What we hope the independent thinks will realize is that when the cost of applying drops down to a single automatable click, their cursory click application is lost in a sea of spam. This allows them to stand apart. Recruiting and
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
Here's the problem we are trying to solve for. Filter from 2500+ applicants. What would you suggest. And we do not want to rely on credentialing and leetcode filters. What non-garbage tests would you suggest? Please note that we are ta
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
OP here. Added this conxtext: OK, technically the absence of genuinely interested applicants is NOT an indication of drive. However, please note the context: It’s a brutal job market at the entry level in India at the moment. That’s why we
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
OP here. We are fully aware of how this might seem like a lot of work for job seekers. But the practical reality is the Indian job market has a massive supply of talent. As with any, it is of variable quality. We are very clear we do not wa
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
OP here. It's a question to easily detect for people who use chatgpt to fill the form. Anyone who enters alpha-gal syndrome has probably used chatgpt. That isn't an automatic reject though (very generic template answers are). Gues
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Where are all the self-directed learners?(saigaddam.medium.com)
71 points by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago|107 comments
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Ask HN: Examples of O1 pro DeepResearch proving its worth?
5 points by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago|4 comments
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
Agree! And that's because there are some who just get this and are able to explore this in the space of ideas the same way we all have very different tastes in music and literature. Math has both practicality and poetry and many proble
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
I run a microschool where I teach math (and I am a neuroscientist) and this is pretty obvious, and also something we see every day. And it's because we still suck at understanding learning. Learning is not the acquisition of knowledge.
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Why Khanmigo (and Other Learning Chatbots) Will Fail(betterschooling.in)
3 points by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago|0 comments
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Why Khanmigo Will Fail(blog.comini.in)
1 points by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago|0 comments
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
Lovely article. The subjective nature of entropy and information immediately makes me think of the IIT theory (integrated information theory) of consciousness and its foundational futility. Information cannot be discussed without perspectiv
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by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
There's a lot that's been written about AI and its potential impact. Found this particular piece interesting in its details and also because I just picked up a book by the author (Measuring The World) and loving it
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Not yet panicking about AI? You should be.There's little time left to rein it in(theguardian.com)
5 points by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago|1 comments
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Learning from Error Is Not the Same as Learning from Experience(saigaddam.medium.com)
3 points by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago|0 comments

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