a3fckx (Shubham Attri)
Preping for my First Marathon
Education: Computer Science Engineering
Location: India
Interests: AI, Consumer Tech, Startups
About Me
I'm Shubham, 22, a guy who loves building things, breaking things (on purpose), and figuring stuff out. My jam is coding, AI, and anything deep tech. I've built some fun projects, shipped stuff that works (mostly), and I'm always chasing the next crazy idea.
I'm inspired by people Feynman, Balaji and Naval. I'm also super bullish on India and what's ahead for us in tech—I want to be in the mix when it happens.
When I'm not coding, I'm probably working out or reading. I'm a big believer in staying humble, staying curious, and having fun while trying to build things that actually matter.
And honestly? I don't know much. But that's the fun part—figuring it out along the way.
AI Journey & Learning
- Currently exploring: Agents and RL for post training
- Learning: Langchain Frameworks for agents and Model Inference
- Building: Agent Binod Legal Assistant to Research, analyse and draft
- Following: Andrej karpathy and Meta AI's work
Consumer Business
- Building a coffee company Bestia Brisk with great team
- We offer some unique blends, sourced from the finest farms of coorg estates, the ones which generally get exported back to Indian Consumers.
- Started because something as exciting as coffee is made boring by the incumbents serving cheap mass produced coffee despite India being one of the largest producers of coffee and exporting 70% of it.
Projects
Exploring NIR Spectrography to monitor blood glucose levels, have made some progress on it and validated the idea, now diversifying the individuals to monior response with.
Tech Stack: Collecting Data with NIR Sensor and then feature engineering and Training Auto Regressive models for prediction.
Status: Active Development 🚀
Visit Project →Perform image processing on .tiff images with parallel processing using CUDA.
This was the course project for GPU Programming Specialization offered by Johns Hopkins University
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