I feel like a lot of people dread math or lose interest in it because of how it was taught in school We were conditioned to memorize formulas and solve problems for exams, without ever understanding where those formulas came from, what real-world problems they were solving, or

I started being active on X since last August, and just by sharing my work, blogs, and thoughts, I’ve connected with some amazing people and landed some exciting leads. Post more here, people!

The idea of late chunking is pretty cool - embed the whole document first, then split it so each chunk keeps the full context, but I’ve hardly seen it used in production or real-world systems I’m guessing it’s because the claims in benchmarks that it outperforms early chunking +

every company I am speaking to is building ai agents VC money is really flowing for ai agents companies I guess

it's been almost 2 months that I didn't go on a trip, need to travel somewhere asap for my own sanity

did well in today’s puzzles I guess, could have solved the kenken much faster though Matiks

there are days when I don't feel like doing anything, then I summon blackpenredpen

The visuals and videos that have been shared by friends from Jalandhar were absolute scary, proud of our army and the way we fought back🫡🇮🇳

I understand the concerns of people who are saying no to war, humanity, etc. I guess we all know in a situation like war innocent lives are affected but that doesn’t give anyone of us the right to oppose our country’s decision. Our country and armed forces have carefully weighed

history between India and Pak since partition and how many times pak has invaded and attacked innocents in India. ~ a thread

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇦🇹🇼 Terror attack happens in India The terrorists were based in Pakistan, and able to operate freely India retaliates for the attack by bombing the terror bases Terrorists live on the bases w their families, who they use as human shields “India is a rogue terrorist state” - Hasan