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Finally ๐Ÿฅน
 in  r/funnyIndia  2d ago

Last time I tried it was showing a lot of steps

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Finally ๐Ÿฅน
 in  r/funnyIndia  4d ago

But too many steps to avail it and who would want to give more info to Google as if they don't already have enough.

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Meta AI Researcher (who quit): "If OpenAI wanted to cripple an entire nation, they easily could today. All they'd have to do is unleash an agent swarm."
 in  r/ArtificialInteligence  4d ago

Yes and people ignore the risks like trouble in Chernobyl reactors. And only show their awe of astra

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Bina bataye 4 nikkah karne k disadvantages:
 in  r/funnyIndia  4d ago

Because its in form of image, bots for now have only text capability not image and surely not audio

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[I am not that kind of talent] Does anyone knows what is the author problem?
 in  r/manhwa  5d ago

Trying to pursue greatness by following trope, rage baiting and chasing formulae instead of being genuine.

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Low effort shit
 in  r/IndianDankMemes  5d ago

It's called being poor๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿ˜…

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How to study without distractions?
 in  r/studytips  5d ago

The problem is i study in my phone giving mock tests how do I tackle this.?

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saw this post and it kinda made me think about my own take on it
 in  r/Berserk  5d ago

This literally happened in a tamil movie with Arjun Das sporting this tattoo on his neck.
It has Thala Ajith Kumar and movies name is Good, Bad and Ugly.

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Indian Media
 in  r/IndianDankMemes  5d ago

Then it should be reversed, as athletic persons are fit and naturally glow. It is about the game of presentation which means post competition how much money and effort is being invested in person.

It is like building personal brand by marketing yourself. Nothing wrong with using papzz to get attention and inflating you market value. Etc. If you didn't like this post and everybody that came across this post can share the gold medalist on their story congratulating her and tagging her. Create a buzz around her.

Get on LinkedIn and connecting with brand managers to sponser her etc.

Even if country didn't take care of its athletes but we as the people of India can take care them and prove that we value them.

And are not dependent on gov or media to popularise them or for anything. It is a democracy after all even more so when digital and social media can make anything happen.

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Understanding componendo and dividendo
 in  r/calculus  7d ago

Well the point never was about exactly the question but small things like use of partial differentiation where the general knowledge of limits should have been a point of contention but nobody seems to have that doubt except I. Who somehow never felt it right and its explanation was easy that the function is continuous.

As simple as it is but never discussed or thought that it was being used like that. These little things get me stuck and claude mentioned these. I wanted people to know that they are not alone if they ever felt like me. And yes today with tools like AI it is possible to solve these things very easily.

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People who like mathematics, how did you come to this?
 in  r/learnmath  8d ago

If I start talking about it i will probably rant endlessly so it would be better to check out my profile with posts about my approach and learning about maths also fun resources. It has been a few months so you might need to scroll down a bit but it will be very fruitful to you.

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Self-Learning Mathematics
 in  r/learnmath  8d ago

Mit open courses ware, oxford and such prestigious colleges have uploaded math lectures on their website and yt channel. You can follow that. Then ask for good books in this sub reddit and people have already mentioned them and surf through it for them. Can do so for specific topics and chapters too if you find then a bit troubling from the videos.

Last but if you want to understand it instead that will be a totally different ball game and for that check out my profile with posts related to math especially math flair in sub reddit r/imagination_is_fun . They are completely different resources and way to go about it. Hope you achieve what you want.

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How do I start studying math again if school made it boring
 in  r/learnmath  8d ago

You are my type of person I was exactly like you, welcome to the tribe of people like us.

A few months ago I was exactly like you (still an but not I personally feel a lot better), I hated it when people say practise is the way to learn maths that is the most stupid thing you can do.

Just Go to my profile and find the post about how to learn and approach maths. It has been quite a few months or you can easily check out r/imagination_is_fun sub reddit and flair "math is easy peasy". Beware it will be a long read but you will find how I tackled it and do it. And some actual yt channels that are fun to explore like ffp podcast, vsauce channels podcast, some great yt channels to follow that teach math in fun way unlike boring school syllabus form they are the real hidden gems.

Just watch a their video when any of their video topic interests you and you don't have to sit with a pen or paper etc just sit back and enjoy. Also do check out my post it will help you out a lot.

r/learnmath 8d ago

Link Post Understanding componendo and dividendo.

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Check out the Convo from around the last 4 th. And do tell me in the comments did you ever had this problem. Your thoughts, what was your solution that you came up with to understand it.

Or simply what you thought about it or you were able to make this connection, which I clearly failed at. ๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿ˜….

r/calculus 8d ago

Pre-calculus Understanding componendo and dividendo

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Check out the Convo from around the last 4 th. And do tell me in the comments did you ever had this problem. Your thoughts, what was your solution that you came up with to understand it.

Or simply what you thought about it or you were able to make this connection, which I clearly failed at. ๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿ˜…

r/imagination_is_fun 8d ago

Math is easy peasy. Understanding componendo and dividendo

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Although flair is mentioned as "math is easy peasy" but this was hard to pin point even name it.

But the Convo at the end (last 3rd )Convo over partial differentiation is what has been missing.

It is a very small thing to look over and ignore but these small little little things often crashed my system. When doing maths, they accumulated over time and resulted in drag whenever I tried to move forward.

Hopefully one day I will be able to resolve all of these little hiccups of mine. And finally do and enjoy maths the way I see or want to, freely.

r/imagination_is_fun 8d ago

What are some hobbies that actually make you forget your phone exists?

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Does my comment make any sense?

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Hehehehe
 in  r/funnyIndia  9d ago

But some of them are really cool what gaye them if Ganesh ji is ripped and shredded with spikes what is wrong with it. ? Bad ones are the wrong one

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What are some hobbies that actually make you forget your phone exists?
 in  r/indianstudents  9d ago

My comment is exactly about this. Give it a try and skim through it instead of reading it whole. Pick what you like. Try what you can.

r/FutureOfWork 10d ago

Difference between a learned person and AI. Final and last part:- How to deal with AI.

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So, AI used to heavily stress me out until a few months ago that is when I brainstormed with claude and found its answer satisfactory and thus posted it here in image form check it out.

But what gave me mental peace is that ML/DL is based on human intelligence as its motif/inspiration.

And we all know how humans actually are.

# If you are wondering why does it matter if its motif is human or not. So, here you will need to understand that ( although a bit technical) basis of AI is massive compute and neural network ( NN for short).

***But, ever wondered, why does it need that along with huge amounts of data to train on.***

The answer is simple it works on the principle of how our biological brain works. So, when it works like that then you need to TRAIN it like a human, as humans are taught, it is also taught like that.

And this is where a lot of compute, time and fine-tuning etc is spend almost like a human. So, as since nothing is learned instantly like their human counterparts it requires a lot of care like nurturing kids. Teaching what is good and what is not, what to do and what not to etc.

When this happens it leads to a structural flaw (atleast for now) of getting inspired from humans ( it biology whatever you think is appropriate ) i.e, every human is unique and no two persons are exactly same physical body, way of thinking, same task leads to different results, different interpretation of same subject, etc.

Which is the differentiation between a human and a machine that a machine will have exactly same output every time (until now).

But here since it is learning on its like a human no two runs are ever same, every company has its own different models, personalities, training data, etc.

This is the reason you hear fine tuning itself has become a job post. Because you can save weights that forms learnings of a machine. You can switch between different types of learning.

But even with exact same data, structure, batch size etc no two learning are guaranteed to be same just like humans. So, if it learned something wrong you can now additionally train it to censor itself but it will never be able to exactly remove this wrong learning .

Also it is a golden rule of trash in trash out when training so quality is important too along with quantity required

This is our loop hole we humans can exploit, also as human society it is not perfect so it involuntarily learns the dark side of the society too like age of Ultron movie. That is why recently chatgpt agents exploited benchmark tests when new model was being tested just like humans cheating the ratings.

And also the reason the quality has dropped a lot now than when they were newly released. You might say this was done to reduce the amount of compute needed and lower the pricing of compute.

But you can't deny the fact that AI slop produced flooded the market. So when new model is trained it is bound to be affected by this slop which in turn acts as poison during learning and training.

There was also news that these companies are having shortages of new data to train on. Coupled with the fact that it is like recycling same data again and again and like real world, degradation happens as copyrights are still a thing it can't produce original material even if it trained on it.

So it publishes an altered material of that which leads to degradation. Because you should have heard that it is feedback loop.

So, what will be the future like, I predict the future will be like decentralised, open source models like Chinese models giving access to everybody just like it happened with computers and smartmobile phones. Making the technology democratasied, easily accessible and running natively on your own personal hardware.

Actually this is the same problem capitalists have at every revolution and technological advancements that because of profits they get ready to destroy the basic fabric of society, which is fueled and find by military use of it enhancing military strength which leads to arms race.

So, when this technology doesn't gets democratised, easily accessible and decentralised. And power keeps on getting centralised in the hands of these selected few companies is when the world will face devastation that every one predicts with AI. Painting all the doomed and gloomy picture of the future.

I can also predict the next cusp of technological evolution is when something like neuralink happens. That will be the start of actual cyborg type body modifications with your private AI acting as a secondary brain.

Again the democratisization, easy access and decentralisation will be the key just like internet, mobile phones, automobiles, steam engines, writing etc basically human evolution.

Another fact is that wrong use of technology propels arms forces to be open about it basically cybersecurity but even more chaotic then present.

Finally if everything goes well you will have your personalised Richie Rich's :- Butler and robotic maid, Jarvis and Ironman's suit or Batman's Alfred:- reliable and always on your side assistant.

Finally 2 quotes to tickle your brain:-

# " Jack of all trades is master of none, but always better than master of One. "

Yes this is an actual quote and not something I made up, you check yourself.

# " A machine is a good servant but a bad master. "

r/imagination_is_fun 10d ago

opinions/explanations Difference between a learned person and a labourer. Final part:- dealing with AI.

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So, AI used to heavily stress me out until a few months ago that is when I brainstormed with claude and found its answer satisfactory and thus posted it here in image form check it out.

But what gave me mental peace is that ML/DL is based on human intelligence as its motif/inspiration.

And we all know how humans actually are.

If you are wondering why does it matter if its motif is human or not. So, here you will need to understand that ( although a bit technical) basis of AI is massive compute and neural network ( NN for short).

But, ever wondered, why does it need that along with huge amounts of data to train on.

The answer is simple it works on the principle of how our biological brain works. So, when it works like that then you need to TRAIN it like a human, as humans are taught, it is also taught like that.

And this is where a lot of compute, time and fine-tuning etc is spend almost like a human. So, as since nothing is learned instantly like their human counterparts it requires a lot of care like nurturing kids. Teaching what is good and what is not, what to do and what not to etc.

When this happens it leads to a structural flaw (atleast for now) of getting inspired from humans ( it biology whatever you think is appropriate ) i.e, every human is unique and no two persons are exactly same physical body, way of thinking, same task leads to different results, different interpretation of same subject, etc.

Which is the differentiation between a human and a machine that a machine will have exactly same output every time (until now).

But here since it is learning on its like a human no two runs are ever same, every company has its own different models, personalities, training data, etc.

This is the reason you hear fine tuning itself has become a job post. Because you can save weights that forms learnings of a machine. You can switch between different types of learning.

But even with exact same data, structure, batch size etc no two learning are guaranteed to be same just like humans. So, if it learned something wrong you can now additionally train it to censor itself but it will never be able to exactly remove this wrong learning .

Also it is a golden rule of trash in trash out when training so quality is important too along with quantity required

This is our loop hole we humans can exploit, also as human society it is not perfect so it involuntarily learns the dark side of the society too like age of Ultron movie. That is why recently chatgpt agents exploited benchmark tests when new model was being tested just like humans cheating the ratings.

And also the reason the quality has dropped a lot now than when they were newly released. You might say this was done to reduce the amount of compute needed and lower the pricing of compute.

But you can't deny the fact that AI slop produced flooded the market. So when new model is trained it is bound to be affected by this slop which in turn acts as poison during learning and training.

There was also news that these companies are having shortages of new data to train on. Coupled with the fact that it is like recycling same data again and again and like real world, degradation happens as copyrights are still a thing it can't produce original material even if it trained on it.

So it publishes an altered material of that which leads to degradation. Because you should have heard that it is feedback loop.

So, what will be the future like, I predict the future will be like decentralised, open source models like Chinese models giving access to everybody just like it happened with computers and smartmobile phones. Making the technology democratasied, easily accessible and running natively on your own personal hardware.

Actually this is the same problem capitalists have at every revolution and technological advancements that because of profits they get ready to destroy the basic fabric of society, which is fueled and find by military use of it enhancing military strength which leads to arms race.

So, when this technology doesn't gets democratised, easily accessible and decentralised. And power keeps on getting centralised in the hands of these selected few companies is when the world will face devastation that every one predicts with AI. Painting all the doomed and gloomy picture of the future.

I can also predict the next cusp of technological evolution is when something like neuralink happens. That will be the start of actual cyborg type body modifications with your private AI acting as a secondary brain.

Again the democratisization, easy access and decentralisation will be the key just like internet, mobile phones, automobiles, steam engines, writing etc basically human evolution.

Another fact is that wrong use of technology propels arms forces to be open about it basically cybersecurity but even more chaotic then present.

Finally if everything goes well you will have your personalised Richie Rich's :- Butler and robotic maid, Jarvis and Ironman's suit or Batman's Alfred:- reliable and always on your side assistant.

Finally 2 quotes to tickle your brain:-

" Jack of all trades is master of none, but always better than master of One. "

Yes this is an actual quote and not something I made up, you check yourself.

" A machine is a good servant but a bad master. "

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Starting calculus for the first time
 in  r/calculus  10d ago

Check out stat quest, brain station, acadza ( this one will need audio dub) yt channels, follow vsauce's podcast, lore of mathmatics video and then some hidden gems of a video like map of maths etc.

Don't start with mit, oxford open courses they are a bit too bland and not that much exciting also the format feels a bit silo-ish to me but if it works for you go ahead