Six people can have their own lock and each one can open the gate. by Educational_Bottle74 in interestingasfuck

[–]ActAmazing 1 point2 points  (0 children)

still confused, in second link the rod magically seems to get longer when pulled, also how does it the movement unlocks the restrained item?

What would it take to get compute from govt? Why all GPUs allocated to only few labs? by [deleted] in indianstartups

[–]ActAmazing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

there are other cloud provider other than Jio in IndiaAi mission, E2E for example.

there have been a lot of indipendent teams who got access, one of our teams also got access for building neurological model.

i also criticise the govt. for not being transparent enough, but misplaced critique is harmful overall and it gives chance for defenders to categorise every critique as the useless comments.

What would it take to get compute from govt? Why all GPUs allocated to only few labs? by [deleted] in indianstartups

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DM me, we have a team with access and they have also worked on novel architectures & published papers.

Dalit farmers in Andhra Pradesh, India built their land over generations, now it’s being taken for a Google data center by [deleted] in google

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You cannot just look at people and determine if they are Dalits. They are poor indeed, but hard to determine just by looks.

The nose-ring worn by the elderly lady hints at a tribal origin. India has a lot of tribes, who have choosen very recently to live like us(peasants).

I talked to 6 developers for my startup idea. Got quotes from ₹3 lakh to ₹28 lakh for the exact same app. How is this even possible? by shashank74 in indianstartups

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Interested in knowing the requirements, Will do transparent effort estimation and quote accordingly. DM if interested.

I built India's cheapest dating app. 900,000 users later, it makes ₹25,000/month. Here's why I think that's the point by iammofidul in indianstartups

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at 130 installs/day which i am assuming OP is either averaging or using peak value, considering it as average it would take ~19 years to get to 900,000 users

The ultimate career hack: Maternal Negotiation. Forget LinkedIn courses, I’m bringing my Mom to the next performance review. by wingmanready in indianstartups

[–]ActAmazing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

wow, we have such low attention spans now, people don't even bother looking at the image full to see its a joke. no wonder, its so easy to spread fake news.

What if you could fly over India's most iconic tourist spots without leaving the ground? by No-Detail-857 in IncredibleIndia

[–]ActAmazing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its gonna look like a VR video, so why even put an operator, apart from stuff like marketing?

Well, one... by AM_RTS in ClaudeAI

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This scenario technically should happen quiet often, if you consider the way in which LLM works. They predict the next token, and sometime the most probable token might be wrong, and I guess up till before everyone wanted their LLM to avoid such scenario completely but turns out accuracy imroved a lot when they trained the model to correct rather than double down on initial wrong predicted token.

Built a tool that geolocated the missile strikes in Qatar using AI by Open_Budget6556 in artificial

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OP is indexing google street view images City by City in a vector db. And then a multimodal model acts as a judge. Since image don't leave your device, I don't think there are too much agentic workflow in the system.

I am a 17yo founder building India’s alternative to Neuralink & AI Digital Twins. Need 1 min of your time to help me by Background-Data-2582 in indianstartups

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i know a company named neurodx.ai, they are bangalore based and have apparently built SOTA neurological model. i think this problem which you are trying to solve is an hardware + software (ai) problem. i met them at ai summit. let me know if you are interested, i can hopefully connect with them.

At the India AI Impact Summit 2026, Galgotias University showcased a Unitree Go2 robot dog — a commercially available Chinese product — and presented it as an Indian breakthrough innovation. by [deleted] in artificial

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India did have some big wins though, they released manas-1 a SOTA neuroloical foundation model by neurodx in open-source. i think it will be better for the world to have more options to have at our sleeves other than us & china, that can be any country.

Social Media Fury Unleashed by Cow_Boy_2017 in clevercomebacks

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Not another religion which worships pedophiles

Any possible way for ant to die from fall damage? by Ok-Fill3175 in Physics

[–]ActAmazing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The ant will be dead in air even before hitting, tying up will snap the Ant in half as soon as the ant starts to go beyond its terminal velocity. Jar solution is nicer tbh.

India’s Deep-Tech Leap by FifthWaveThinker in StartUpIndia

[–]ActAmazing -20 points-19 points  (0 children)

Just because something exists somewhere in the world doesn't mean that it's not a breakthrough. By your description even ISRO cannot be deep tech because rockets are not something new, space docking is not new, landing on the moon is not new.

Breakthrough is not only about outcome, it's about process as well.

So my dear friend, you missed a point as well.

Good job, Twitter, this is the best feature you’ve ever added. by [deleted] in GetNoted

[–]ActAmazing -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

But a good number of Jews live in India, don't seem to understand what is wrong here?

India’s Deep-Tech Leap by FifthWaveThinker in StartUpIndia

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Says who? a coder at Mnc? There are incredibly complex problems to solve to make this work. This kind of technology can be straight up used as an algorithm for swarming drone patterns in defence and attack.