ashwin
@ashwinntwt
Thinking like a human
Deployed the project for initial responses. Live: orchllm.woksh.com Currently only 1 Workflow per day. Has Gemini and Claude integration. Disclaimer: Connecting nodes on mobile screens can be difficult but does work
I have been building a project called OrchLLM. This is an application to create orchestration using models. In early stages, the application enables user to create interdependent jobs by simply connecting nodes. Shipping new changes regularly and will complete the project soon.
I have been building a project called OrchLLM. This is an application to create orchestration using models. In early stages, the application enables user to create interdependent jobs by simply connecting nodes. Shipping new changes regularly and will complete the project soon.
All the best with vibe coding. All the “no idea” vibe coders know the fear of changing a single block of code in the “All AI Written, Fast Shipping Million making” codebase. All the best creating next Netflix, or next Discord or next Whatsapp with VibeCoding. Use not exploit.
Colleges should understand and adopt this. “Trust your students ”
Had a Pod with Walter Bender , my Google Summer of Code mentor. We talked about Open source, his time at Harvard and MIT , GSoC and the future of AI. Watch the full video here - youtu.be/9BIG66G2vmc?si… Hope you guys will like it
What do we call this tier of college 🤣
So, my college has fined me ₹7,500 just because I chose to continue my in-office internship at @Unstop as an AI/ML intern instead of attending their pointless aptitude training sessions — sessions they organized without even asking students whether we actually need them or not.
Glad to be a part of this. Thanks @kirat_tw. Letssss goooooo!!! youtu.be/y-4CG-ptHq4?si…
One best thing about OSS is that you understand how well a backend system can be written. Like very obvious things that can be implemented and they actually makes sense when they work.
Concurrency and parallelism are some great concepts. I say “great” because they are not limited to process management only, if you are not concurrent then you are slow, if you are not in parallelism then you are missing on opportunities. Implement threads in daily routines.
Getting good at something in fast paced industry creates a feeling of being left behind. There are times when people get stuck in the choice of getting good at something or learning something new. At such point a good mentorship really helps. Never underestimate a good mentor.
One night and other: - I am a CEO - I am the best dev - I am the worst dev - Rust ftw - Go ftw - I am skilled - I lack behind - gmi - ngmi New nights, new self-proclaimed me But in reality:
Hey everyone, I'm on the lookout for new opportunities in AI. If you know of any, let me know.
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“Sell me this pen”
I see. In that case, I suggest NOT starting with shadcn/ui. Start here instead: 1. Build a simple component with React. Most probably a form. 2. Use the default input and button component. Make it work. 3. Realize the default button doesn’t look that great. 4. Add some Tailwind…