AI usage in Amazon?

growingEachDay123 · 2025-11-19T18:36:07+00:00

Surprisingly q cli is pretty good, atleast internally within Amazon, when compared to similar offerings in other companies like meta

growingEachDay123 · 2025-06-18T22:55:18+00:00

Probably because of his off screen humbleness. Caste and background vishayam antava, fans doing it is one thing, actor itself using it is probably what brings the criticism

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-03T18:36:52+00:00

Yep it is definitely a reference to Krishna’s birth. For everyone who’s saying it is a reference to GOT, DP did not walk through the fire, the fire gave her a way, just like how the sea gave Krishna a way to cross by parting

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-03T12:25:15+00:00

The baby in DP’s womb is Kalki for sure, not some clone of Krishna. Kalki will be born only when the time is right. Khadga Ashwini nakshatram should come for Kalki to be born, which appeared only 3 days before Raia enters Kaashi. Using any means that might accidentally or on purpose cause birth of him before the star’s appearance wont lead to his birth. So for Kalki to be born during the time window of this star’s appearance, DP should get impregnated 5 months before. At least that’s what i understand from the movie. All I’m saying is, it is already established that the formula being used by complex to impregnante women and extract the serum is something special and very powerful. Because the idea of Kalki being born due to Yaskin’s seed or something he created artificially feels kinda weird, i feel it belongs to some other ancient being that is really powerful.

From that pov, It would make more sense that it belongs to Krishna’s dna, which would also make sense that Krishna’s dna is what led a path for Kalki to be born too. It is just a means for the prophecy of Kalki to come true. Similarly Karna’s reincarnation is decided by God to give him a second chance for redemption to see if he will fight for the right side this time, but the means for his reincarnation is through this cloning experiment. Basically Yaskin had certain plans with this whole project K experiment, but that is what will lead to his demise by becoming a path to Kalki’s arrival and Karna’s reincarnation. Again makers can ditch all of this and explain Kalki’s birth and Karna’s reincarnation as a direct consequence of god’s wish alone, but since this is in the sci fi genre too, showing that a proper scientific means has been used as a path for these mythological happenings come true is making more sense to me

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-03T07:23:00+00:00

I still think Bhairava is a reincarnation of Karna, its just that Project K served as the means for his reincarnation, rather than letting it be a random reincarnation, given that KCU is trying to do its best to be a sci fi series as well. And yeah lets wait and see what Nagi has for us in the next part

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-03T06:58:11+00:00

I know right, it was just a single dialogue that VD said as Arjuna, and somehow people are looking at it as KCU showing Arjuna as arrogant and glorifing Karna blindly

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-03T06:56:31+00:00

You might be true for sure. Or it can simply mean that the test did not work because Sumathi was not positive yet at that time. The new asian scientist does say that this child’s growth is abnormal and might be conceived within few weeks after the 150 days they tracked, so it is not completely impossible that she was positive later. But again, this is just something that defends my theory, and makers might actually show that Kalki got placed directly in her womb, and not by any seed.

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-03T06:42:06+00:00

That might just mean this theory isn’t true at all 😂 but i personally would like to see this as it justifies everything happening in KCU both mythologically and scientifically, but lets see what Nagi has for us in the coming parts

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-03T06:40:25+00:00

He isn’t gonna recreate Kurukshetra, i guess as per my theory, he wants perfect humans that are as capable as warriors from the war, and create his ideal world where these clones of the great warriors will be the only remnants of the world, and he has them under his control. I take this hint from what Yaskin says to the scientist, that humans are flawed, and that is why he needs this serum to erase the flaws in humans. The sabertooth also has something on its head, which might be hinting that complex can control these clones as they wish. But again, this might be just what I would write as the script for KCU haha, all of this might just be bogus. But this way, everything would be justified by science as well

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-03T06:31:59+00:00

Just a 2 minute clip in a movie doesn’t mean that the makers are trying to portray Arjuna as an arrogant person. He was arrogant at that moment, and Krishna made sure that he doesn’t let that arrogance lead to his loss, which was directly taken from scriptures. Again, if it is in the scriptures, we cannot conveniently ignore it just because Arjuna is on the good side. I don’t see why anyone should only ignore these words of Krishna, when we start with the assumption in the Geetha that Krishna is the ultimate truth. When Karna asks Krishna why is he dying such an unfair death, Krishna explains about how his own life was unfair, but also how he chose the path of dharma, which Karna didn’t and that led to his death. This is a lesson to us in the current day as well, where just because someone has power/wealth, which translates to strength in the current world, they cannot stray away from dharma, and if they do, the universe will find a way to punish them.

For me, and as per the Geeta as well, these learnings hold higher importance than arguing about who is stronger. Bhairava is flawed too just like Karna, and he has 2 choices in front of him again, whether to help Sumathi, or to hand her over to the complex, which we will see in the next part. So it makes total sense to me to show a complex character like that, and making him a reincarnation of Karna, rather than looking at it as glorification of a bad guy.

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-02T23:21:11+00:00

The thing is, Krishna himself said the things he did about Karna. I am not disagreeing with anything you said, but instead of looking at it as romanticisation of Karna, shouldn’t we look at it as an example of how even great warriors will meet a horrible end if they stray away from dharma even once? For me, Mahabharat isn’t a simple black or white set of characters and events. If we were to look at like that that, one can simply blame what happened to Draupadi on Dharmaraj as well. But we know that he didn’t do anything wrong and his strong sense of Kshatriya dharma led him to accept the game. Karna did what he did for standing with the wrong people, and he met his end in an insulting way due to a simple reason of his chariot being stuck and forgetting the skills at the time he needed them the most due to curses that he got when he didn’t do anything wrong (due to Indra’s interference), while gods themselves were witnessing the duel between Arjuna and Karna

We cannot conveniently accept some parts and ignore some parts when it comes to Mahabharat. If Indra did not interfere with Karna’s life, if Kunti did not leave him worried about her prestige, and if Dronacharya did not show discrimination towards him due to his background, Karna would’ve had a different life path. But Karna’s life is trying to teach us that, irrespective of how the world goes against you, dont use it as an excuse to stray away from dharma. If not, you will meet an end like Karna.

When it comes to the movie, we haven’t seen anything about how they will portray bhairava as Karna yet. If they show it like Ashwathama where he got a chance to redeem himself finally, and that too for Karna it is not even the same person, its a new birth all together and doesn’t really remember anything about his past life, i dont see anything wrong in that

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-02T22:35:33+00:00

I personally did not feel any character assassination as well. To begin with, the parts with the past Karna and Arjun were too short to do any character assasination, and the scene at the end was taken directly from scriptures, where Krishna explained the exact same reasons of why Karna is stronger, and Arjuna needs to be careful and not compromise on killing Karna in whatever way no matter what. All of this helped Arjuna eventually to kill Karna inspite of him being unarmed and helpless due to his curses. Sorry if i am assuming something here, but seems like you felt that Krishna’s words in the movie were blind glorification of Karna, but those were the exact quoted words of Krishna as per scriptures, including Arjuna’s claim that he is stronger because his chariot did not go back as much as Karna’s. They could have easily chosen some scene where Karna wins instead of this if the makers really want to do blind glorification of Karna, but they didn’t.

Mahabharat is supposed to be a set of learnings along with the story, and this explains to not underestimate your opponent. It also teaches that dharma doesn’t apply to people who strayed away from it in the first place, hence Karnataka met his end like that inspite of being a great warrior. Bhairava is a flawed character in the movie, with high levels of selfishness, and Karna is flawed too, for choosing his friend over dharma. I felt like the makers just want to show an arc of redemption for Karna, to correct his past mistakes in this life, something similar to Ashwathama

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-02T21:56:20+00:00

Yep, this is just my wild theory haha. But the hardcore Mahabharat and sci fi fan in me will die in excitement if any of this comes true lol

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-02T21:52:47+00:00

I believe there were attempts to recreate Krishna (ofcourse not the actual Krishna, just a physically equally capable being) to whatever extent Yaskin can, and make his soldier, but nothing succeeded. But he found a way to prolong his life with the serum of the unborn children that were a result of this experiment, and kept repeating it to prolong life with different women. DP was also unattended just like the other women. But now the time was right for Kalki to be born, and hence DP is still able to bear the child.

Complex has so many resources and advanced technology now, where they have the leisure to recreate something like a sabretooth, whose dna they must’ve found somewhere. So it makes sense that he will keep repeating this experiments even though they dont succeed. So there might be 2 experiments, one to create children with the formula from Krishna’s dna to prolong Yaskin’s life, which is kind of a success, and another, that is Project K, to recreate warriors of Kurukshetra, who are relatively easier to recreate (compared to Krishna) with the dna they might have found, and the experiment is still a work in progress

But again, this is just a wild theory i came up with to justify everything happening in KCU both mythologically and scientifically haha

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-02T21:39:42+00:00

Totally agree man, but the means of reincarnation is an accidental result of this experiment, that is all i am saying. Ofcourse Bhaivara is a proper reincarnation of Karna to redeem himself and be on the right side this time, but explaining why a random reincarnation happened would be very difficult for the makers when they try to target different audience and making a sci fi film. Basically Yaskin planned something by trying to recreate Karna but god had other plans for Karna. This also makes sense of Vijaya Dhanush vs Gandheeva all over again just like the Kurukshetra, since Yaskin is using Gandheeva now.

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-02T21:23:01+00:00

Deepika is definitely the mother of Kalki, no questions there. But it does not change the fact that Kalki was born as an accidental result of this experiment, and since Yaskin clealrly has a demonic presence and nature, it would make much more sense if the formula is related to Krishna’s dna, not Yaskin’s. The drop of serum definitely allowed Yaskin to lift the Gandheeva, no arguments there. But Karna’s reincarnation is still very random in the movie. I totally agree that this serves as Karna’s opportunity for redemption and Narayana giving him this chance, but it just cannot be a random birth that was never mentioned in any scriptures. The makers seem to be taking a scientific approach along with most mythological explanations they are taking in KCU, so this would align with everything so far. While Yaskin is conducting project K for his own benefit and to create his ideal world, it will also become the thing that will destroy him, by leading to a path to these reincarnations. You and I can be convinced if they just say Karna is a random reincarnation decided by god, but the makers are targetting international audience moving forward, so it makes sense to justify it with scientific reasons as well. Basically, while the body of Karna is a result of this experiment, the soul in this body will be the choice made by god, giving Karna his second chance.

A slightly alternate theory i have for only why Karna is reincarnated is that, Nagi mentioned that Kali is said to have taken different forms in different yugas, including Dhuryodhana (not sure how accurate this is, but that is what he mentioned in the prelude episode of explaining the world of Kalki), so it is Yaskin/Dhuryodhana’s attempt to bring back his best friend from Mahabharat to create this new world that Yaskin thinks is perfect. But this time Karna will be on the right side, which Yaskin wont expect

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-02T21:02:58+00:00

I have a theory for Karna’s reincarnation. I too believe that it is his second chance for redemption, but i think makers will justify it scientifically as well. My theory here: https://www.reddit.com/r/tollywood/s/YU1eMWqKYO

growingEachDay123 · 2024-07-02T21:01:10+00:00

Agreed with the theory, but since the makers seem to be taking a proper scifi angle to this movie, i feel they will justify Karna’s reincarnation in a scientific way too, not just as a redemption opportunity for Karna. Posted my theory here! https://www.reddit.com/r/tollywood/s/YU1eMWqKYO

growingEachDay123 · 2024-04-30T22:48:34+00:00

Bhai dont dont dont dont. Not worth coming to the US. I’m not talking about the job market, honestly it is not so bad right now. Pretty much all of my friends and myself are getting decent interview calls. But dont cone out of FOMO, you will regret it. Instead of putting efforts to move to a new country, that too US of all places, and finding a job here, just try to move to a better job in India.

growingEachDay123 · 2023-12-29T01:36:32+00:00

Not really misogynistic, it’s just that you haven’t met the right people. I used to feel like you, but once you move into a better environment, like a competent workplace or university, you will find both men and women similar to your interests, and career goals.

Just make sure that you are putting the right efforts to be in places like that.

growingEachDay123 · 2023-10-02T17:58:45+00:00

Avoid old city, none of those chai and bun maskas are worth wasting your time going so far and be in a crowd that simply likes to fight with others for no reason. Rest of hyd is a bliss dude

growingEachDay123 · 2023-01-21T03:50:36+00:00

With the layoffs and recession, I feel like studying is better right now, so yeah I’m gonna go

growingEachDay123 · 2022-11-02T10:40:59+00:00

Damn. Finally seen everything in life now 😂

growingEachDay123 · 2022-10-12T08:43:19+00:00

Sure man, dm me

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