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Holy moly, AI enthusiasts! Alex Volkov here, reporting live from the AI Engineer Summit in the heart of (touristy) Times Square, New York! This week has been an absolute whirlwind of announcements, from XAI's Grok 3 dropping like a bomb, to Figure robots learning to hand each other things, and even a little eval smack-talk between OpenAI and XAI. It's enough to make your head spin – but that's what ThursdAI is here for. We sift through the chaos and bring you the need-to-know, so you can stay on the cutting edge without having to, well, spend your entire life glued to X and Reddit.This week we had a very special live show with the Haize Labs folks, the ones I previously interviewed about their bijection attacks, discussing their open source judge evaluation library called Verdict. So grab your favorite caffeinated beverage, maybe do some stretches because your mind will be blown, and let's dive into the TL;DR of ThursdAI, February 20th, 2025!Participants* Alex Volkov: AI Evangelist with Weights and Biases* Nisten: AI Engineer and cohost* Akshay: AI Community Member* Nuo: Dev Advocate at 01AI* Nimit: Member of Technical Staff at Haize Labs* Leonard: Co-founder at Haize LabsOpen Source LLMsPerplexity's R1 7076: Censorship-Free DeepSeekPerplexity made a bold move this week, releasing R1 7076, a fine-tuned version of DeepSeek R1 specifically designed to remove what they (and many others) perceive as Chinese government censorship. The name itself, 1776, is a nod to American independence – a pretty clear statement! The core idea? Give users access to information on topics the CCP typically restricts, like Tiananmen Square and Taiwanese independence.Perplexity used human experts to identify around 300 sensitive topics and built a "censorship classifier" to train the bias out of the model. The impressive part? They claim to have done this without significantly impacting the model's performance on standard evals. As Nuo from 01AI pointed out on the show, though, he'd "actually prefer that they can actually disclose more of their details in terms of post training... Running the R1 model by itself, it's already very difficult and very expensive." He raises a good point – more transparency is always welcome! Still, it's a fascinating attempt to tackle a tricky problem, the problem which I always say we simply cannot avoid. You can check it out yourself on Hugging Face and read their blog post.Arc Institute & NVIDIA Unveil Evo 2: Genomics PowerhouseGet ready for some serious science, folks! Arc Institute and NVIDIA dropped Evo 2, a massive genomics model (40 billion parameters!) trained on a mind-boggling 9.3 trillion nucleotides. And it's fully open – two papers, weights, data, training, and inference codebases. We love to see it!Evo 2 uses the StripedHyena architecture to process huge genetic sequences (up to 1 million nucleotides!), allowing for analysis of complex genomic patterns. The practical applications? Predicting the effects of genetic mutations (super important for healthcare) and even designing entire genomes. I've been super excited about genomics models, and seeing these alternative architectures like StripedHyena getting used here is just icing on the cake. Check it out on X.ZeroBench: The "Impossible" Benchmark for VLLMsNeed more benchmarks? Always! A new benchmark called ZeroBench arrived, claiming to be the "impossible benchmark" for Vision Language Models (VLLMs). And guess what? All current top-of-the-line VLLMs get a big fat zero on it.One example they gave was a bunch of scattered letters, asking the model to "answer the question that is written in the shape of the star among the mess of letters." Honestly, even I struggled to see the star they were talking about. It highlights just how much further VLLMs need to go in terms of true visual understanding. (X, Page, Paper, HF)Hugging Face's Ultra Scale Playbook: Scaling UpFor those of you building massive models, Hugging Face released the Ultra Scale Playbook, a guide to building and scaling AI models on huge GPU clusters.They ran 4,000 scaling experiments on up to 512 GPUs (nothing close to Grok's 100,000, but still impressive!). If you're working in a lab and dreaming big, this is definitely a resource to check out. (HF).Big CO LLMs + APIsGrok 3: XAI's Big Swing new SOTA LLM! (and Maybe a Bug?)Monday evening, BOOM! While some of us were enjoying President's Day, the XAI team dropped Grok 3. They announced it with a setting very similar to OpenAI announcements. They're claiming state-of-the-art performance on some benchmarks (more on that drama later!), and a whopping 1 million token context window, finally confirmed after some initial confusion. They talked a lot about agents and a future of reasoners as well.The launch was a bit… messy. First, there was a bug where some users were getting Grok 2 even when the dropdown said Grok 3. That led to a lot of mixed reviews. Even when I finally thought I was using Grok 3, it still flubbed my go-to logic test, the "Beth's Ice Cubes" question. (The answer is zero, folks – ice cubes melt!). But Akshay, who joined us on the show, chimed in with some love: "...with just the base model of Grok 3, it's, in my opinion, it's the best coding model out there." So, mixed vibes, to say the least! It's also FREE for now, "until their GPUs melt," according to XAI, which is great.UPDATE: The vibes are shifting, more and more of my colleagues and mutuals are LOVING grok3 for one shot coding, for talking to it. I'm getting convinced as well, though I did use and will continue to use Grok for real time data and access to X. DeepSearchIn an attempt to show off some Agentic features, XAI also launched a deep search (not research like OpenAI but effectively the same) Now, XAI of course has access to X, which makes their deep search have a leg up, specifically for real time information! I found out it can even “use” the X search! OpenAI's Open Source TeaseIn what felt like a very conveniently timed move, Sam Altman dropped a poll on X the same day as the Grok announcement: if OpenAI were to open-source something, should it be a small, mobile-optimized model, or a model on par with o3-mini? Most of us chose o3 mini, just to have access to that model and play with it. No indication of when this might happen, but it's a clear signal that OpenAI is feeling the pressure from the open-source community.The Eval Wars: OpenAI vs. XAIThings got spicy! There was a whole debate about the eval numbers XAI posted, specifically the "best of N" scores (like best of 64 runs). Boris from OpenAI, and Aiden mcLau called out some of the graphs. Folks on X were quick to point out that OpenAI also used "best of N" in the past, and the discussion devolved from there.XAI is claiming SOTA. OpenAI (or some folks from within OpenAI) aren't so sure. The core issue? We can't independently verify Grok's performance because there's no API yet! As I said, "…we're not actually able to use this model to independently evaluate this model and to tell you guys whether or not they actually told us the truth." Transparency matters, folks!DeepSearch - How Deep?Grok also touted a new "Deep Search" feature, kind of like Perplexity or OpenAI's "Deep Research" in their more expensive plan. My initial tests were… underwhelming. I nicknamed it "Shallow Search" because it spent all of 34 seconds on a complex query where OpenAI's Deep Research took 11 minutes and cited 17 sources. We're going to need to do some more digging (pun intended) on this one.This Week's BuzzWe're leaning hard into agents at Weights & Biases! We just released an agents whitepaper (check it out on our socials!), and we're launching an agents course in collaboration with OpenAI's Ilan Biggio. Sign up at wandb.me/agents! We're hearing so much about agent evaluation and observability, and we're working hard to provide the tools the community needs.Also, sadly, our Toronto workshops are completely sold out. But if you're at AI Engineer in New York, come say hi to our booth! And catch my talk on LLM Reasoner Judges tomorrow (Friday) at 11 am EST – it'll be live on the AI Engineer YouTube channel (HERE)!Vision & VideoMicrosoft MUSE: Playable Worlds from a Single ImageThis one is wild. Microsoft's MUSE can generate minutes of playable gameplay from just a single second of video frames and controller actions.It's based on the World and Human Action Model (WHAM) architecture, trained on a billion gameplay images from Xbox. So if you've been playing Xbox lately, you might be in the model! I found it particularly cool: "…you give it like a single second of a gameplay of any type of game with all the screen elements, with percentages, with health bars, with all of these things and their model generates a game that you can control." (X, HF, Blog).StepFun's Step-Video-T2V: State-of-the-Art (and Open Source!)We got two awesome open-source video breakthroughs this week. First, StepFun's Step-Video-T2V (and T2V Turbo), a 30 billion parameter text-to-video model. The results look really good, especially the text integration. Imagine a Chinese girl opening a scroll, and the words "We will open source" appearing as she unfurls it. That's the kind of detail we're talking about.And it's MIT licensed! As Nisten noted "This is pretty cool. It came out. Right before Sora came out, people would have lost their minds." (X, Paper, HF, Try It).HAO AI's FastVideo: Speeding Up HY-VideoThe second video highlight: HAO AI released FastVideo, a way to make HY-Video (already a strong open-source contender) three times faster with no additional training! They call the trick "Sliding Tile Attention" apparently that alone provides enormous boost compared to even flash attention.This is huge because faster inference means these models become more practical for real-world use. And, bonus: it supports HY-Video's Loras, meaning you can fine-tune it for, ahem, all kinds of creative applications. I will not go as far as to mention civit ai. (Github)Figure's Helix: Robot Collaboration!Breaking news from the AI Engineer conference floor: Figure, the humanoid robot company, announced Helix, a Vision-Language-Action (VLA) model built into their robots!It has full upper body control!What blew my mind: they showed two robots working together, handing objects to each other, based on natural language commands! As I watched, I exclaimed, "I haven't seen a humanoid robot, hand off stuff to the other one... I found it like super futuristically cool." The model runs on the robot, using a 7 billion parameter VLM for understanding and an 80 million parameter transformer for control. This is the future, folks!Tools & OthersMicrosoft's New Quantum Chip (and State of Matter!)Microsoft announced a new quantum chip and a new state of matter (called "topological superconductivity"). "I found it like absolutely mind blowing that they announced something like this," I gushed on the show. While I'm no quantum physicist, this sounds like a big deal for the future of computing.Verdict: Hayes Labs' Framework for LLM JudgesAnd of course, the highlight of our show: Verdict, a new open-source framework from Hayes Labs (the folks behind those "bijection" jailbreaks!) for composing LLM judges. This is a huge deal for anyone working on evaluation. Leonard and Nimit from Hayes Labs joined us to explain how Verdict addresses some of the core problems with LLM-as-a-judge: biases (like preferring their own responses!), sensitivity to prompts, and the challenge of "meta-evaluation" (how do you know your judge is actually good?).Verdict lets you combine different judging techniques ("primitives") to create more robust and efficient evaluators. Think of it as "judge-time compute scaling," as Leonard called it. They're achieving near state-of-the-art results on benchmarks like ExpertQA, and it's designed to be fast enough to use as a guardrail in real-time applications!One key insight: you don't always need a full-blown reasoning model for judging. As Nimit explained, Verdict can combine simpler LLM calls to achieve similar results at a fraction of the cost. And, it's open source! (Paper, Github,X).ConclusionAnother week, another explosion of AI breakthroughs! Here are my key takeaways:* Open Source is THRIVING: From censorship-free LLMs to cutting-edge video models, the open-source community is delivering incredible innovation.* The Need for Speed (and Efficiency): Whether it's faster video generation or more efficient LLM judging, performance is key.* Robots are Getting Smarter (and More Collaborative): Figure's Helix is a glimpse into a future where robots work together.* Evaluation is (Finally) Getting Attention: Tools like Verdict are essential for building reliable and trustworthy AI systems.* The Big Players are Feeling the Heat: OpenAI's open-source tease and XAI's rapid progress show that the competition is fierce.I'll be back in my usual setup next week, ready to break down all the latest AI news. Stay tuned to ThursdAI – and don't forget to give the pod five stars and subscribe to the newsletter for all the links and deeper dives. There's potentially an Anthropic announcement coming, so we'll see you all next week.TLDR* Open Source LLMs* Perplexity R1 1776 - finetune of china-less R1 (Blog, Model)* Arc institute + Nvidia - introduce EVO 2 - genomics model (X)* ZeroBench - impossible benchmark for VLMs (X, Page, Paper, HF)* HuggingFace ultra scale playbook (HF)* Big CO LLMs + APIs* Grok 3 SOTA LLM + reasoning and Deep Search (blog, try it)* OpenAI is about to open source something? Sam posts a polls* This weeks Buzz* We are about to launch an agents course! Pre-sign up wandb.me/agents* Workshops are SOLD OUT* Watch my talk LIVE from AI Engineer - 11am EST Friday (HERE)* Keep watching AI Eng conference after the show on AIE YT* )* Vision & Video* Microsoft MUSE - playable worlds from one image (X, HF, Blog)* Microsoft OmniParser - Better, faster screen parsing for GUI agents with OmniParser v2 (Gradio Demo)* HAO AI - fastVIDEO - making HY-Video 3x as fast (Github)* StepFun - Step-Video-T2V (+Turbo), a SotA 30B text-to-video model (Paper, Github, HF, Try It)* Figure announces HELIX - vision action model built into FIGURE Robot (Paper)* Tools & Others* Microsoft announces a new quantum chip and a new state of matter (Blog, X)* Verdict - Framework to compose SOTA LLM judges with JudgeTime Scaling (Paper, Github,X) This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit sub.thursdai.news/subscribe

Mint's Shipra speaks to Nitesh Buddhadev, founder, Nimit consultancy about tax rules for a minor child when she earns cash prize, gets an inheritance or her parents invest in her name.

Managing the healthcare of older adults, especially those with dementia, requires a different approach. We connected with Dr. Nimit Agarwal, an associate professor and Chief of Geriatric Medicine at University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix to talk to him about a “new philosophy” that physicians and healthcare workers are learning in age-friendly hospitals. The initiative is driven by focusing on treating the disease and connecting on what matters to the patient, focusing on the individual. 

Mint's Shipra speaks to Nitesh Buddhadev, a CA and founder of Nimit consultancy, about the major changes in tax filing that people who haven't yet filed ITR should know.

After investing his fortune in life extensions, Nimit finds himself alone after losing his last friend to old age. He […]

After investing his fortune in life extensions, Nimit finds himself alone after losing his last friend to old age. He […]

Mint's Shipra speaks to Nitesh Buddhadev, founder, Nimit consultancy about how the tax on rent on multiple house properties is determined and how can one reduce the tax outgo

อาชีพดีไซเนอร์ Metaverse ทำอะไร จินตนาการมนุษย์สร้างโลกใหม่ได้ไกลแค่ไหน ทำไมนักธุรกิจจึงไม่ควรตกขบวนรถไฟสายนี้ เคน นครินทร์ พาชมโลก Metaverse ฝีมือคนไทย ใน NIMIT 2050 โปรเจกต์ที่ผสมผสานระหว่างศิลปะ ความเชื่อ และ NFT สร้างดินแดนใหม่ที่ไร้สัญชาติ ไร้พรมแดน ไร้กฎเกณฑ์แบบเดิมๆ ทำให้ผู้เล่นสามารถสร้างตัวตนใหม่ได้อย่างที่ต้องการ ________ ครั้งแรกของ THE STANDARD บนโลก NFT ร่วมเป็นส่วนหน่ึงของการครอบครองสินทรัพย์ดิจิทัล THE STANDARD NFT Club 100 Giveaway แรกบน Zixel ได้เลยที่ https://thestandard.co/events/

Mar 1,2022 Tuesday : Morning : Bapuji Dwara Satsang Sandesh Shivratri Nimit

Mar 1,2022 Tuesday : Evening : Saadhavi Rekha Bahan Dwara Shivratri Nimit Satsang

Feb 26,2022 Saturday : Misc : Tri Sparsha Vijaya Ekadashi Nimit Vishesh Suchana

In this episode, Love coach Rahul Makin talks about the feeling of pain that no one wants to feel. He gets in conversation with Nimit, who was head over heels in love with his partner, but his partner returned his unconditional love by cheating on him. Tune in to F Wala Pyaar to know what happens next..?

As business leaders become more educated on the value that machine learning can deliver, the demands on data science teams only become greater. Business stakeholders are now interested in much more than the accuracy of predictive models. They're asking questions about productionization, scalability, and bottom line ROI. In this episode, Nimit Jain, Head of Data Science at Novartis, joins the show to explain how this sea change is transforming how data scientists approach proof of value. Plus, he talks about how companies are adopting responsible AI practices and provides a window into the world of customer experience analytics. We discuss: - How proof of value has evolved over time - The principles of responsible AI - Customer experience analytics use cases Tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, our website, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Can't see the links above? Just visit domino.buzz/podcast for helpful links from each episode.

Full Transcript Article 19, Episode 10 Nimit Kaur is a disabilities advocate, recent graduate of Rutgers University, Camden and currently pursuing her J.D. and MSW at Rutgers. Nimit also is a part-time contractor for Tamman, assisting us with quality assurance testing and our Tamman Accessibility House Rules. In this episode we cover a range of topics including her educational journey, her internship and workforce experiences and her preferences for consuming media as a blind woman.  Just as we have been at Tamman from the moment we started working with her, listeners will be captivated and learn from this unassuming and brilliant woman.

Aug 26,2021 Thursday : Misc : Janmasthami Nimit Suchana

Aug 20,2021 Friday : Misc : Raksha Bandhan Nimit Vishesh Jaankariya

Aug 8,2021 Sunday : Misc : Hariyalli Amavasya Nimit Shri Mad Bhagwatgeeta Ka Path

On this edition of the podcast, we give love to a Northern Indian restaurant that held us down during the pandemic. We also lament the loss of to-go cocktails, and debate what restaurant dress codes really mean. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/war-room-sports-llc/message

On this edition of the podcast, we give love to a Northern Indian restaurant that held us down during the pandemic. We also lament the loss of to-go cocktails, and debate what restaurant dress codes really mean.

Jul 18,2021 Sunday : Misc : Gupt Navrataro Nimit Navaran Mantra Jap

Struggling selling to sales leaders? Selling to sales folks could be the easiest or the most difficult task? Watch the video to find out why. Connect with me on Linkedin Follow Sales Spin on Linkedin Follow us on Instagram Editor --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/salesspin/message

May 13,2021 Thursday : Misc : Akshaya Tritiya Nimit Vishesh Suchana

#EcoEx #BLSEcotech #UNDPSustainableDevelopmentGoals In this conversation, Priya talks to Nimit Aggarwal about EcoEx and how different is it from carbon trading and the benefits. Nimit explains whether funding is necessary especially from VC’s ( Venture capital) to promote environment-friendly ventures. About the necessary SDG(Sustainable Development Goals) goals for companies. Other topics include how he ensures green compliance in businesses? Is there any benchmark being developed? How do you bridge the East versus West when it comes to cross-country green initiatives?

Karishma Shah and Nimit Vediya are two second-year students at the University of Toronto. Karishma is studying electrical and computer engineering while Nimit is majoring in neuroscience and psychology. In May 2020, they started a website called flattenthenegativity.ca where they aim to spread positivity by displaying “good news” stories and things like COVID-19 recovery statistics.You can find FLatten The Negativity here.This interview is part of our Covid-19 Speaker Series, which highlights the work of University of Toronto students who were recipients of the COVID-19 Student Engagement Award. The COVID-19 Student Engagement Award provided financial support to University of Toronto students developing innovative projects that have contributed to the response to the COVID-19 crisis. This series was envisioned by and carried out by Iram Iram, Ajla Behri, Feroza Tareen, and Ebube Umeano, student staff in our Leadership and Co-Curricular Record team, with some editing assistance from Jonathan Collaton, the regular host of The Meeting Place. 

If you want adventure in your professional life, it doesn’t get more daring than traveling halfway across the country to open the first remote office in company history. Because Nimit Bhatt embraced that challenge, memoryBlue was forever changed for the better.Nimit’s career journey mirrors the growth and evolution of our company. He started as an SDR in the HQ office – the only office at the time he joined in 2012 – and has gone on to elevate into multiple leadership positions during his tenure. Client Delivery Manager, pioneering Managing Director of memoryBlue Austin, the company’s first dual office Managing Director (Austin and Silicon Valley), and, most recently, Head of Sales. He is a key member of the company’s Leadership team and his work has helped define who memoryBlue is and what it has become.In this episode of Tech Sales is for Hustlers, you’ll get a ringside seat to Chris and Marc’s first-ever session with a current employee. Nimit’s willingness to explore new professional territory leaves valuable lessons in its wake for our listeners. A natural storyteller, Nimit shares his triumphs, tribulations and, ultimately, his successes with a certain flare that keeps everyone in the room rolling in laughter.

Nimit Sawhney, Co-Founder and CEO of Voatz, discusses the company’s mission to make mobile voting a reality and the role that blockchain technology plays in this movement.

Business Development and Strategic Partnerships | Brand Evangelist | Top 25 Inside Sales Leader Introducing our next guest on the show Nimit Bhatt, Managing Director of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships at Memory Blue. memoryBlue is a sales development consulting firm headquartered outside of Washington, D.C, with offices in Austin, TX, Boston, MA, Denver, CO, and Silicon Valley, CA. We’re passionate about helping high-tech companies grow faster and more profitably by maximizing the effectiveness of sales development efforts, while at the same time advancing the careers of stellar inside sales professionals. When it comes to Sales Development Hard Hitters, Nimit is one of the OG's in the skits with 8 years going strong. He is also the VP of AA-ISP of the Phoenix, AZ Chapter. What started off in a family that wanted him to become a lawyer, he went against their will and it was the best decision he ever made. In this episode, he shares the benefit of always asking what's next How knowing too much can break or make the call Be Dangerous The Power of Story Telling Connect with Nimit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nimit-bhatt-81047631/ The Sales Minute with Nimit: https://open.spotify.com/show/1pWFmzCUidfDBpeI1Bh0iK?si=wlljLOmsR52zvR6ZM_MUXw "This podcast is brought to you by BetterGrowth, a software consultancy that helps companies reduce churn, increase adoption, and improve revenue generation. If you're interested in a free 30-minute consulting session with their award-winning team, head to www.bettergrowth.com."

Today's guests on the EdTech Startup Show are Nimit Maru and David Yang, co-CEOs of Fullstack Academy. Fullstack Academy is an innovative software development school with campuses in NYC and Chicago. Fullstack has graduated thousands of students working across every part of the technology ecosystem from first funding to FANG-sized. Fullstack also created the "Grace Hopper Program" - the first deferred-tuition coding bootcamp for women.    

Nimit Gupta is my guest today - Nimit is a Digital Marketing expert and a recent arrival to Canada. On today's segment, I asked Nimit about his approach to his Job Search before and after arriving in Canada. He shared some great insights into his very strategic approach from laying the groundwork while overseas, to why you need to be building your personal brand on LinkedIn. For more info on Nimit, check out www.nimitgupta.com. ---------------- Dean Kulaweera www.deankulaweera.com/connect --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dean-kulaweera/message

Nimit Vediya is a second-year student at UTSC majoring in Neuroscience and Psychology with a dream of pursuing medicine. Additionally, he is experimenting with fields such as technology and entrepreneurship to find the idea that will help millions of people. After hearing about a man passing away in a bus stand because of the harsh temperatures, he started Blankets for T.O with Naman Sharma and Rushil Dave. In an effort to bring positive change to our community, they distribute blankets in the winter, and now hand sanitizer to the homeless in Toronto.  Their goal is to get to a place where they can help people out of homelessness.

Read the complete transcript on the Sales Game Changers Podcast website. NIMIT’S TIP TO EMERGING SALES LEADERS: “Tell a story when prospecting. First, take a long look at your value proposition and come up with a story to tell your prospects. Write out in your own words how you have solved a certain problem for a prospect before and then do that for another problem. Then call somebody that you called three weeks ago, they’re not going to remember you, and try to actually get curious with them. Tell that story and see if that can get you farther into the process.”

The one tool you must have in your tech stack The SDR is the hardest role  How to not get bored talking about the same product and service Managing SDRs coming right out of college Why SDRs are being more humble in the interview process The creative strategies are breaking through the noise in prospecting.

Today's guest is Nimit Jain, Head of Data Science with the Analytics Centre of Excellence at Novartis. Novartis are reimagining medicine to improve and extend people’s lives. As a leading global medicines company with products reaching nearly one billion people globally, Novartis use innovative science and digital technologies to create transformative treatments in areas of great medical need. With years of experience in applying innovative analytics techniques in complex environments working with Big Data, Nimit is responsible to establish and grow a Data Science team to be multi-disciplinary and globally aligned with Novartis strategy. He also supports and leads initiatives to establish new capabilities and skills in the broader IT organization focusing on the intersection of data, technology and science. In the show, Nimit will tell you about: His Data Science journey before joining Novartis, The exciting work going on within Data Science at Novartis, The importance of Data Modeling in the Pharmaceuticals industry, What he looks for when hiring Data Scientists, Advice to Data Scientists starting their career, and New trends and challenges he is seeing in the marketplace

Nimit Sawhney remembers the obstacles to voting in his native India, the world’s largest democracy. He channeled that frustration — and considerable tech skills — into creating Voatz, a platform allowing secure voting anywhere from a smartphone. Nimit shares the challenges and thrills of introducing new technology to a polarized country.

Nimit Sawhney joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career as a technologist and how Voatz has created the technology seeking to provide safe and secure voting via mobile phones.

Nimit Sawhney is the CEO of Voatz, one of the leading blockchain-based voting platforms in the United States -- with more than 80,000 votes cast on the Voatz platform across more than 50 elections since 2016. In this episode, Nimit and Derek talk about the current problems that exist with electoral voting – including friction and inefficiency, lack of voter participation, human error – and why the time might be arriving for state and federal elections powered by mobile cameras, biometrics, and blockchain technology. We also discuss how COVID-19 has accelerated the demand to fix a number of fragile systems across the U.S. – including voting, supply chains, and financial infrastructure like the trading of securities.

In this podcast we talk about Ravi and his friend Nimit. Nimit is facing a major issue that youths around the world are facing the problem of not being able to do what we want to, not allowed to do what we love to, which is so common in this day and age. But in this podcast you will find a different way of facing this universal problem. I hope through this podcast you get more clarity/another perspective about how to see and face the situation.

Nimit Bhatt is Managing Director of Business Development & Partnerships at memoryBlue. What sticks out about him is that he's spent his entire career working his way up the ladder at memoryBlue. In this episode, we talk about the patterns of successful SDRs based on his 8 years of experience in the industry and personally managing 300+ SDRs. Connect with Nimit on LinkedIn here, check out his podcast the Sales Minute with Nimit, and check out memoryBlue here. Nimit also mentioned Recordiapro and Rev as tools you can use to record your calls. Resources mentioned in the episode: Show Notes Page Reply Method Guide Join Membership Community

At least 25% of being a new SDR is being able to lean over to the rep next to you and ask for immediate feedback. Well, what happens when your whole team is working from their kitchen table now? Leading a remote team presents all-new challenges for SDRs and their managers. In this episode, I interview Nimit Bhatt, Head of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships at memoryBlue, about managing a distributed team. What we talked about: Communication is everything Fostering team camaraderie is a close second Use call coaching software Give even more shout-outs and recognition than before Check out this resource we mentioned during the podcast: The Sales Minute with Nimit Sales Hacker has so much knowledge for SDRs to study For more engaging sales conversations, subscribe to The Sales Engagement Podcast on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or on our website.

Nimit Broker, a CA by Profession, Founder of Niyati Arts, are in the business of corporate gifting and promotional products based out of Mumbai. Shubham Bapna is the Founder and CEO of SuprStart Ventures www.suprstart.com Mumbai. SuprStart Ventures is a full fledge Tech and Digital Marketing company.

Nimit Patel, Principal CEO of Hydraulic Manifolds USA, joins us to share the three factors he's seen that influence every company: people, processes, and technology.

We sit down with Nimit Sawhney, Founder & CEO of Voatz, and Hilary Braseth, Director of Product, to discuss innovation within the election industry, the SxSW hackathon origin story of Voatz, mindsets learned from previous jobs, and advice to young entrepreneurs.

Nimit Sawhney, CEO, Voatz, a Boston based start-up in the mobile voting space, talks about their innovative approach to secure mobile voting using blockchain and the camera in the mobile device to provide biometric data to verify identity of the voter.  With the ability to produce a printable marked ballot, this approach may be a way to satisfy election officials while including more voters in the process thanks to easy accessibility for all including those serving in the military overseas and the disabled. @voatz Voatz.com

This episode features Nimit Sawhney, Co-Founder and CEO of Voatz. This up-and-coming startup is changing how we vote, by using blockchain security technology on their mobile elections platform.

Hey y'all! On this episode Nimit Desai from Buckeye Bhangra and Sid Pandit from First Class Bhangra talk about how the developed their teams' form. Our discussion focuses on: -How they developed their own form -Choosing styles to learn from such as American vs Indian teams -How they went about teaching the form Featured Mix - Rolex x Wang #DesiRolexChallenge by First Class Beats- https://soundcloud.com/first-class-beats/rolex-x-wang-desirolexchallenge [2:19] Nimit talks about where the he started when it came to form [7:15] Sid talks about where the he started when it came to form [13:55] Learning from India teams or American teams [14:33] Should a new team teaching their dancers focus on dancing wide or dancing the exactly the same [21:57] What's the first thing to address when first starting to teach form [26:11] What's something you repeat over and over and over again when it comes to teaching your dancers If you liked this podcast be sure to rate and review on https://link.thebhangrapodcast.com/ApplePodcasts (Apple Podcasts) and https://link.thebhangrapodcast.com/podchaser (Podchaser) and subscribe in your podcast player so that you get the next episode as soon as it hits the feed! https://link.thebhangrapodcast.com/subscribe (Subscribe to the podcast!) Follow us on https://link.thebhangrapodcast.com/discord (Discord) https://link.thebhangrapodcast.com/Instagram (Instagram) https://link.thebhangrapodcast.com/facebook (Facebook) https://link.thebhangrapodcast.com/twitter (Twitter )https://link.thebhangrapodcast.com/youtube (Youtube) Sponsors: Double O Threads - http://doubleothreads.com/ DDN Sound - https://soundcloud.com/ddnsound

Nimit Maru, Co-Founder of Fullstack Academy, shares his thoughts on startup recruiting for MBAs. Fullstack Academy is a Y Combinator backed startup that offers a top ranked coding bootcamp in the US. Some of the areas that Nimit touches upon in this episode include: 1. How to figure out the ideal startup size for yourself 2. Which roles can be a good fit for MBAs 3. How to sell a startup on the value you bring in. 4. Startups value doers. That it's important to show them you are good, not just tell them 5. How to get to know people in the startup ecosystem 6. How to find good companies 7. Compensation range you can expect Thank you for listening!! Follow the show on Twitter @LED_Curator Website www.learneducatediscover.com/ Like us on FaceBook at www.facebook.com/learneducatediscover/ Email us at hello@learneducatediscover. We will reply!! Subscribe to the show on iTunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/learn…ver/id1049159321

Nimit Desai former captain of Buckeye Bhangra and KPGD dancer. With a very unique style and energy, Nimit Desai is prolific dancer in every sense of the word. In this episode we talk to Nimit about: -Captaining Buckeye Bhangra as a sophomore -Recovering from a loss at Blowout 2016 and roaring back the following season -His change to his set design approach -And a few callouts along the way 0:00 Nimit's start with Bhangra 2:50 Nimit with Buckeye Bhangra 4:58 Nimit taking on captain's duties for the first time 7:08 When Nimit first became captain he focused a lot on making choreography and he talks about his mistakes and successes with this approach 10:07 Dealing with the loss at Bhangra Blowout 2016 www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4_KGI9BBKY and reinventing and using the loss as motivation for the following season 12:16 Buckeye Bhangra at Aaj Ka Dhamaka 2016 www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9o8V0UVkLg 13:06 After having a year without placings but still having gone to Blowout, Nimit talks about changes in leadership style, choreography and set design, and overall team mentality 18:49 After a very successful 2016-2017 season Nimit reflects on the result of Bhangra Blowout 2017 www.youtube.com/watch?v=N73M-tk3Tpo 22:13 After dancing with KPGD at Bruin 2016 www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZhZquLEpCA and then competing against many of his teammates from that squad throughout the year, Nimit talks about how he felt competing against his friends, creating a ‘sibling rivalry' with many of them 23:57 Nimit's opinions on other teams throughout the circuits set design from a pure choreography standpoint 25:20 We also talk some smack and Nimit throws out a few callouts by name If you liked this podcast be sure to rate and review on iTunes ( bit.ly/TheBhangraPod ) and subscribe so that you get the next episode automatically downloaded to your phone as soon as it hits the feed! iTunes: bit.ly/TheBhangraPod Soundcloud: bit.ly/TheBhangraPodSoundcloud Stitcher: bit.ly/TheBhangraPodStitcher

Fullstack is an immersive software engineering school or "coding bootcamp" in lower Manhattan and Chicago. Seeing that coding is a skill with increasing career applications, David Yang and Nimit Maru founded Fullstack in 2012 through a collaboration at Y Combinator. David and Nimit met on the first day of freshman orientation at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. After graduating in 2004 with degrees in computer science and electrical engineering, they have joined forces on at least five startups and worked together at Yahoo.

Realizing the need for a more rigorous and accelerated curriculum for software engineers, Nimit Maru founded Fullstack Academy. He also founded its sister school, the Grace Hopper Program, which is the world's first tuition-deferred coding academy for women. Prior to Fullstack Academy, Nimit and his co-founder, David Yang, graduated from Y Combinator. He also worked as a software engineer at Yahoo! and got his business degree from Wharton. Aside from seeing how the tech scene in the Bay Area and in New York differ from each other, Nimit has also seen how much coding bootcamps have gained credibility and recognition (especially among large tech companies) over the years.

In this episode we're joined by our good friend and fantastic artist Nimit Malavia. We discuss the hidden gem Atlanta and you gotta love it Luke Cage Suggestions are The Leftovers, BLACK MARKET, and Joyce Manor Music: Joyce Manor And as always if you have any suggestions please email us at mailbag@loveitpod.com and follow us on twitter and instagram at @loveitpod

“Javascript is like English – it hitched itself to the most powerful horse in the history of mankind, the web, and it has really exploded since then.” Fullstack Academy is a 13-week immersive program for students to learn software engineering. Their flagship course focuses primarily on Javascript and the associated frameworks used to build real-world web applications. Continue reading… The post Training Software Engineers with David Yang and Nimit Maru appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.