What Having 4 Jobs at a Time Taught Aritra

What Having 4 Jobs at a Time Taught Aritra

This man is the ideal person you'd want to talk to when you feel lost.  Aritra Chattaraj [https://www.linkedin.com/in/aritrachattaraj/] is a really nice dude. I had perfectly estimated his intellectual capabilities. This man has a sh*t ton of wisdom to drop. Which he does in this episode. From being a bit indecisive about where he was headed to one person interactions that steered his life into directions that he did not expect. He worked hard, pivoted his career from Arts and Commerce to Data Analytics, and is in a great place. He embodies the principles I admire and every day try to achieve. Hear us talk about Jobs, Machine Learning and Life.

Slingshot-ing: Working while being in High School

In this episode, we have someone unexpected. He is into Machine Learning but that isn't all we discuss during this podcast. We do roast all the people who don't deploy their machine learning models after coding them though. Presenting to you, Mayank Jain [https://www.linkedin.com/in/mjain30/]. He is the co-founder of the platform: Slingshot [https://slingshotahead.com/]. I find this to be a really cool platform via which any high schooler can be part of this community of other skilled high schoolers from all across the globe. This platform helps connects extremely talented high schoolers to startups that are in dire need of young talent. The idea is crazy intuitive and you probably should dive into the podcast right away.

College, Work, Skills and S*xting a Chatbot

How does Siddharth [https://www.linkedin.com/in/siddharth-biju/]manage both work and college, given that he is a 19-year-old Product Manager? Why is sh*tposting on Twitter a solution to your mental burnouts? Why should you spoil TV shows to yourself in order to save time in life? Should you go to a very fancy college? Siddharth and I were talking about the importance of skills when the conversation deviated to a dude s*xting a chatbot. How did it deviate? I do not know.  He apparently needed to interview that dude to better understand the demographics which I found to be hilarious. You get the idea of how wild this episode is going to be. Tune in and connect with me on LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/vyombh/] or I am shipping your dog to china.

Degree is Toilet Paper and Future of AI

I'll be honest here, I expected to talk broadly about AI with my new friend Mr. Narendra Shukla [https://www.linkedin.com/in/narendrashukla/]. We went a bit too far and discussed everything that you could possibly ask a Chief Research Officer at a phenomenal Seed-Stage Accelerator (prithvi.AI [https://www.prithvi.ai/]). He also has a very peculiar yet wisdom-ful point of view about AI surpassing Human Intelligence.  He calls the idea: DCIK. No, he did not change the order to sound modest but because: Data, Context, Information, Knowledge. It's the reason why humans can convert data into actions, they understand Context and convert it into Information and so on. AI hasn't reached that level yet. HR in his time was too lazy to climb hills. What were Neural Networks like in 2005? And why is AI booming right now? Everything is in there. Do something on the side as you listen to us chat. Cheers. Btw, my LinkedIn: Vyom Bhatia [https://www.linkedin.com/in/vyombh/].

Money Moves in College + Startups

In this episode, here's me [https://www.linkedin.com/in/vyombh/] and Shashank Shekhar [https://www.linkedin.com/in/shashank1912/] talk about: Stoned Santa, Startups and starting ventures while still in college. One thing that I can grasp from our conversation is that holy fuck there is so much you can do. I am a first-year kid in Delhi University. I have no clue what exactly does college offer. Hearing him out on his experience helped me understand that there is no limit to it. This dude is more or less crazy, likes to turn literally anything into a business and is the personification of Capitalism. Tune in, do something on the side and chill.