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we are as gods, so we might as well get good at it.

Joined June 2020
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a lotttttt πŸͺ”πŸͺ”πŸͺ”πŸͺ”
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how many πŸͺ”πŸͺ”πŸͺ”πŸͺ” u got?
whole lotta πŸͺ”πŸͺ”πŸͺ”πŸͺ”πŸͺ”
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from ours to yours(3)
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banning myself from using instagram
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happy diwali everyone πŸŽ‡ πŸͺ”
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fifty shades of kaju katli
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New blog! This one covers my experiments on fine-grained credit assignment with an agentic judge, and how it affects the models' performance and reasoning quality and some thoughts on RL science. Link below, please do check it out, and RT/QT if you like it:)
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Peter Thiel's resolution to his younger self was brutally simple: "Always value substance over status. Substance over prestige." Easy to nod at. Hard to actually do β€” because the pressure runs the other way. The credential, the brand-name employer, the prestigious fund: these are legible signals. Substance is murky. So most ambitious people default to optimizing for what others can quickly recognize, rather than what actually compounds. Thiel's point has a mechanism behind it: prestige is consensus opinion. When you pursue it, you're outsourcing your judgment to the crowd β€” and by definition, the crowd is evaluating you on the same metrics everyone else uses. You're competing in the most crowded lane possible. The historical pattern backs this up. Gates dropped out of Harvard. Jobs left Reed College. Bezos quit a prestigious hedge fund career to sell books out of a garage. None of those decisions looked impressive at the time. All of them were bets on substance over status signals. The asymmetric opportunities are almost always in the places that don't look good on a resume yet. Prestige is backward-looking β€” it rewards what the consensus already values. Substance-first thinking is how you get to the opportunity before the consensus catches up.
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Hero who keeps refusing the Call to Adventure in his life: why do I feel so empty and dull all the time
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it seems like an important facet of Creation to understand that nature destroyed itself five different times. 90% of all species on earth dead, the permanent changing of the atmosphere, millions of years to recover to a semblance of an ecosystem. the yugas of the earth
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a really crisp compact tweet feels like a cross field pass directly at your feet, but for the brain.
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in the process of writing a new blog should be atleast 2x better than this and also will be in parts heh
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Timeless career advice:
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Much of your adulthood will be spent dodging miserable people who think they're smarter than you because you're hopeful when they're not. They mistake your strength of spirit for naivete, and preach what has made them despair like it's wisdom. Everything is spiritual warfare.
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gm (back in my hometown)
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huge fan of proof by contradiction :D
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slowly getting convinced of the former. great that a part of my work revolves around reaching this conclusion.
there are two kind of people those that think the world is verifiable and those that don’t
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reels make you feel things that are not quite yours to feel
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woke up at butt crack of dawn now imma go through the slides of cs 302 :D
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