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Arnav Bansal

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supporting young talent at @_lagrangepoint. Interests: Computing history, Talent, Education, Industrialization ex: @replit (2020-2024)

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Built a super fast search engine for finding electronics components in India 🇮🇳 with Rithwik Jayasimha We've got components with pricing and stock info from different Indian vendors (like Robu, Probots etc) Using it for finding parts for our own hacks, and it is fast (link below ⏚)

Built a super fast search engine for finding electronics components in India 🇮🇳 with Rithwik Jayasimha We've got components with pricing and stock info from different Indian vendors (like Robu, Probots etc) Using it for finding parts for our own hacks, and it is fast (link below ⏚)

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Launching Junction: come speed-run the semiconductor tech tree this December in Bangalore. We’re flying in students from all over India 🇮🇳 to a 2-week fabrication retreat at Lagrange Point to build equipment, design chips and engineer processes, with our friends at HackerFab IITB. India still needs thousands of semicon engineers -- the ecosystem to produce them isn’t mature enough yet -- we're changing that. Current applicants have built vacuum chambers to study plasma physics, RISC-V processors from scratch, scanning tunneling microscopes, et cetera At junction you will: 1. Propose a project 2. Figure out a plan with the Junction team. 3. Iterate fast towards a working prototype, with help from the Junction team 4. Be mentored by top semiconductor hackers and specialists. 5. Demo to industry leaders, founders, investors, and your fellow craftspeople Flights, accommodation and project expenses? All covered. Apply on the link below

Launching Junction: come speed-run the semiconductor tech tree this December in Bangalore. We’re flying in students from all over India 🇮🇳 to a 2-week fabrication retreat at Lagrange Point to build equipment, design chips and engineer processes, with our friends at HackerFab IITB. India still needs thousands of semicon engineers -- the ecosystem to produce them isn’t mature enough yet -- we're changing that. Current applicants have built vacuum chambers to study plasma physics, RISC-V processors from scratch, scanning tunneling microscopes, et cetera At junction you will: 1. Propose a project 2. Figure out a plan with the Junction team. 3. Iterate fast towards a working prototype, with help from the Junction team 4. Be mentored by top semiconductor hackers and specialists. 5. Demo to industry leaders, founders, investors, and your fellow craftspeople Flights, accommodation and project expenses? All covered. Apply on the link below

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Yesterday I tweeted about visualizing dark stores density in Indian cities using an isochrone map And Anup made this in just under an hour! Almost everyone lives a 10 min bike ride away from a dark store. The highest density areas are in fact 10 minutes away on *foot* The surprising find is that there's often multiple stores of the same vendor within a 10 minute bike ride. See it yourself:

Yesterday I tweeted about visualizing dark stores density in Indian cities using an isochrone map And Anup made this in just under an hour! Almost everyone lives a 10 min bike ride away from a dark store. The highest density areas are in fact 10 minutes away on foot The surprising find is that there's often multiple stores of the same vendor within a 10 minute bike ride. See it yourself:

233,277 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

To make shifting more fun, I built a system to tag and track every carton I hold a button and describe what my box contains, and which room it belongs to Then my thermal printer makes tagged labels with short summaries and QR codes that we can scan as folks are loading and unloading the truck. Mom and I made 120+ labels today, mostly with voice commands (Wearing gloves to avoid endocrine disruptors in thermal paper)

To make shifting more fun, I built a system to tag and track every carton I hold a button and describe what my box contains, and which room it belongs to Then my thermal printer makes tagged labels with short summaries and QR codes that we can scan as folks are loading and unloading the truck. Mom and I made 120+ labels today, mostly with voice commands (Wearing gloves to avoid endocrine disruptors in thermal paper)

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