Third, and probably final, experiment (until I get more syrups/sharbat/crush to try out) of chocolate cookie cold brew coffee ☕

This is a great combo too ... But in my zest to extract most out of the expensive cool brew sachet, there's not enough coffee in this third brew 😕

Voyager 1, launched Sept 5, 1977, is furtherest human artifact from Earth, over 15B miles, 24B kms. Magnificent remote debugging has it back sending understandable data after 6 month outage. Flight Data Subsystem computer, 7400 series TI chips (see image), with 8K 16 bit words of

They don't make leaders like Kamaraj anymore.

Our family came out of acute poverty thanks to my father and his siblings getting benefitted from those school schemes.

My dad, despite his failing memory issues, is still a die hard fan during his lucid phases.

Today's experiment is Nannari -cold brew coffee ☕ combo.

Actually awesome!

Liking it much better than yesterday's guava crush combo.

I am sure, Gary Marcus, you will love this new nomenclature ... the human-in-the-loop is not the driver, but a driving instructor.

The salt on the hurt is that you can't automate this vigilance.

If you could, you wouldn't have the hallucinations in the first place.

Case in point: In #GenAI , especially #LLMs , since rapid progress is happening in #RAG and now in Agentic #AI , the misses are becoming rarer. 😮‍💨

My guess? A lot.

Anecdotally speaking, when Customer Satisfaction scores are >90-95%, leaders charged with reducing costs of operations are perfectly fine with reducing the scores to ~70-75%.

Which is what is bound to happen when you go automating beyond the low-hanging fruits.

This is a very important point most people ignore while rushing into the #GenAI hype.

I had joined Twitter with a pseudonym much earlier. That pseudonym had created quite the debate in #scrm discussions back then. 🤭

But that was before Twitter became a thing, and I had to have a more professional identity rather than a hacker/gamer/geek avatar.

#MyXAnniversary

This is merely denial of bail.

Main case is yet to happen.

But interesting unignorable details indeed.

Validation/verification, etc. yet to be argued.

Delighted to release ✨Llama-3-8B-Web✨, the most capable agent built for web navigation by following instructions and replying💬. It surpasses GPT-4V* by 18% on WebLINX, a benchmark for web navigation with dialogue.
Model: huggingface.co/McGill-NLP/Lla…
Code: github.com/McGill-NLP/web…

I'll never forget this clip of a cocoa farmer in Ivory Coast tasting chocolate for the first time.

Apparently the destruction of the #VishwanathTemple in Kashi by Aurangzeb was also motivated by the fact that it was a great centre of learning.

Here’s Maasir-i-Alamgiri giving the background to the destruction in 1669: 'Aurangzeb learnt that in the provinces of Tatta, Multan,

French toile fabric is known the world over for being the most 'French-looking' French country fabric.

A length of toile de Jouy fabric can lend even the most nondescript space a distinctly French 'air'.

But the origin of French Toile Fabric were not in France but in India.

Cognizant is thrilled to announce its expanded global partnership with Microsoft, a collaboration that will help businesses leverage Microsoft’s generative AI and Copilots to unleash their full potential

Industrial strength of India, in 5000 BCE!

theprint.in/opinion/5000-y…

Shreya Dasgupta Pɾҽɱ Kυɱαɾ Aραɾαɳʝι 🤖💬🦾 As earth cooled, smaller amount of melting of denser mantle began producing magma richer in lighter elements. These more buoyant rafts were harder to pull down resulting in the first permanent crust.

Odisha is spectacular, but just one quibble.

The 4.2 billion year old 'rock' is not a rock but a xenocryst of zircon i.e. a broken crystal recycled from an older rock. Hadean crust (>4 billion yrs) is not preserved. But resilient minerals like zircon live on in younger crust.