Sethu (@msethu)

Every five years (more or less), one in the marriage changes faster than the other. Can the other person change at the same speed (for better of course) decides whether the marriage stays or breaks.

Mike Beckham Verified account @mikebeckhamsm 4d

Marriage isn't really about finding the most compatible person. That's a very modern misconception.

Why? Because we change over time. The experiences and years of our lives transform us into different people.

Even if you could find a perfectly compatible person, over the years you would both change in different ways.

Don't try to find the person that is most compatible with you. My advice is to choose a spouse on 2 criteria: great friend, great character.

No matter how each of you change along the way, friendship and character will hold you together. Next year is my 24th year anniversary. My wife are very different people, but I can't imagine doing life without her.

I think Tim Keller put it best in The Meaning of Marriage

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Sethu @msethu Oct 29

Excited to try this out! Test will be to show it to my 90 year old grandmother and see her delighted!

Ramchand Kumaresan Verified account @Mechramc Oct 28

Agaram 2.5B is out. It's a Tamil-first language model we trained from scratch at @MuraiLabsHQ , our small non-profit lab. As far as we know, it's the first Tamil model trained from scratch that can call tools.

It chats in Tamil, Tanglish and English, translates, and can call tools. We're releasing the base model, chat model and GGUF files under Apache-2.0. You can download it and run it offline on your own laptop.

The first chat model had a four-day public preview. Seeing where it fell short with real users helped us decide what to work on. We rebuilt the fine-tuning around what we saw, using 222,662 records.

Thank you to everyone who spent time with that early version.

The video walks through the model. You can try it here:
hf.co/spaces/mechram…

நன்றி 🙏

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Sethu @msethu Oct 15

Wild ride comes to a fitting finale!

Ritish Reddy Verified account @itsritish Oct 15

Six years ago, @ylchaithanya , @msethu and I started @zluri_hq to give IT teams control over every app and identity.
Today, Zluri joins Infotech. Data plus advisory is how IT wins in the AI era, and we're just getting started.
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Sethu @msethu Oct 5

No one wants to do low-end jobs, and for high-end jobs, AI has come. This is India. Last place I’d have expected automation to be on the lower end of the spectrum. Interesting times ahead.

Aditya Kondawar Verified account @aditya_kondawar Oct 5

Shriram Properties turns to robots as labour shortage bites

As I have been saying repeatedly, robots are not the future; they are the present

The interesting part is the economics: Chennai-based Vividobots claims its plastering robots could reduce labour requirements by 60–70%, with costs potentially at 30–50% of conventional methods, depending on the project.

This could become a classic scale advantage. Robots have high upfront costs, but a large developer can move the same equipment across multiple projects and sweat the asset over years.

We usually think automation comes when labour becomes expensive. India may show another path: automation because skilled labour becomes scarce, while speed, consistency, and timely delivery become more valuable.

no reco

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Sethu @msethu Sep 27

With the current price of gasoline at $7/gallon, debt is the only option.

Brandon Doyle Verified account @Brandondoyle Sep 26

Have children. Go into debt if you have to.

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