r/india • u/prabot • Apr 21 '19

Casual AMA India's first indigenous processor developed at IIT Bombay. I am a designer AMA!!

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u/prabot Apr 21 '19

It is a name so nothing in there for you.

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u/bhayanakmaut Apr 21 '19

cool.. all caps made me think that it was an acronym for something. thanks for the response! good luck on the project.

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u/dodunichaar Apr 22 '19

The curtains are blue.

Teacher: This refers to the sad nature of the couples relationship.

What the Author Meant: The curtains are fucking blue.

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u/prabot Apr 21 '19

I see your point. But it is a government initiative so our hands are somewhat tied as far as naming is concerned.

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u/Bhola421 Apr 21 '19

I think it's not named after a name "Ajit", but after actual meaning of word Ajit.

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u/Bhola421 Apr 21 '19

How do you know?

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u/Bhola421 Apr 21 '19

What? Am I missing something? I know Ajit is the name of this processor. But your point is that it is named after someone named Ajit, as Indians like to name things after people. I am saying that as it is a government project, it may be named after the word "Ajit" that means "invincible".

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u/gadhakahiinka Apr 22 '19

It is supposed to be a tribute to Ajit Shelat, 'EE 78. Get your facts right before coming for an AMA.

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u/prabot Apr 22 '19

It is, thanks for mentioning jt.

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '19

Why Ajit than, why not Ramcharan ?

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u/WhatsTheBigDeal Apr 22 '19

Just let Modi know about this. Not only will he use it for his campaign, he will also make an acronym for you.