Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

Engineering at CRED || Should've been a statistic, learning to be an outlier now || Building things one commit at a time. Sharing Memes, one tweet at a time. 🙌 anmoltomer.github.io Bengaluru, India Joined May 2018

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

a week ago

if it's not beautiful, you are not done. It is only by remaining as close as possible to the pure function of the object that beauty can be achieved.

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

3 weeks ago

The whole calculus of probability was discovered by mathematicians whose real interest was the rationalization of gambling. It has failed of the practical purpose at which they aimed, but it has furnished a scientific basis for all types of insurance. Pursue those whack hobbies!

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

2 months ago

LLMs are essentially sophisticated automated con-artists with access to a lot of training information. Their only trick is to tell you what they “think” you want to hear, and they will do whatever it takes to keep up the illusion that they’re actually intelligent. 🤓

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

2 months ago

and so it begins 🚀

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

2 months ago

O Captain! My Captain! 🫡

preet @cold_monk657

2 months ago

O Captain! My Captain! 🫡

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

7 months ago

@anmol_tomer_cc spends 1157% more time coding than tweeting shiptalkers.dev/compare?github…

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

7 months ago

Friday Night Sorted 🥳🚀

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7 months ago

Friday Night Sorted 🥳🚀

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

10 months ago

TIL Circadian Rhythm of Life. Beautiful for some, scary for many!

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

a year ago

Maths, Magic and Origami 🔥 inspiring video, cuts deep (pun intended) youtu.be/vA8MtDXbPQI?si…

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VBL’s Ghost @Sorenthek

2 years ago

What is science?

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Jon Erlichman @JonErlichman

2 years ago

Jensen Huang on having a tolerance for failure.

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Vinay Hiremath @vhmth

2 years ago

Aaron Swartz on the changing architecture of media control. Far ahead of his time and his age. RIP.

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

3 years ago

“The general problem with ambitious systems is complexity.”, “...it is important to emphasize the value of simplicity and elegance, as complexity has a way of compounding diculties” - Excrept from a research paper on Software Crisis and System Complexity

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

3 years ago

It is much easier to strive for perfection, when you are never bored.

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

3 years ago

you are going to get influenced by the algorithm, like it or not. might as well pick who do you get influenced by.

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

3 years ago

The way you innovate or build solutions that have impact has a lot to do with understanding what are the recent changes and possibilities that are enabled by internal platforms and tools, something that's very hard to do when working remote even if you've high bias towards action

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Michael Seibel @mwseibel

3 years ago

Seems like getting off your ass and getting shit done is about to be back in style.

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

3 years ago

in an technology first economy, real rewards are reserved not for those who know how to use Facebook, rater for those who are comfortable building the innovative distributed systems that run the service.

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

3 years ago

if you organise your life in such a way that you get lots of long, consecutive uninterrupted time chunks you can do meaningful work. If instead you get interrupted a lot, meaningful work gets replaced by a bunch of e-mail messages sent out to individuals which no one cares about.

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Anmol Tomer @anmol_tomer_cc

3 years ago

Earlier: Censorship worked by withholding information. Now: Censorship now works by distracting people, with too much information. Attention is the most scarce resource of all. With time, it's becoming more and more difficult to block the noise and separate truth form fiction.