Vedaant VarshneyinThe StartupA Journey of Anti-PerfectionAn overview of why “done” is better than “perfect”.Jun 1, 2020Jun 1, 2020
Vedaant VarshneyinThe StartupGetting AI to Take my Notes for MeHow I built a program to transcribe and summarize audio.May 6, 2020May 6, 2020
Vedaant VarshneyComplacency: The Invisible ThreatUnderstanding the Dangers of Complacency and ComfortApr 7, 20201Apr 7, 20201
Vedaant VarshneyThe Pursuit of Fitness with History and ScienceYou’ve probably heard of the countless fitness trends that have burst onto the scene. Pilates, Crossfit, 8-minute abs, there have been…Apr 3, 2020Apr 3, 2020
Vedaant VarshneyinDataDrivenInvestorMaking an Image Classifier Using CNNs and PyTorchA detailed guide on making a Convolutional Neural Net using PytorchFeb 15, 2020Feb 15, 2020
Vedaant VarshneyinDataDrivenInvestorCNNs: The Key to Computer VisionWhether it’s an orange, a pen, or a phone, we as humans are excellent at recognizing and identifying objects. Telling the difference…Feb 14, 2020Feb 14, 2020
Vedaant VarshneyCRISPR: Foods of the Future25,000 die every day from starvation, and we lose enough food to drought to feed 81 million a year. Clearly, we have a problem.Jan 12, 2020Jan 12, 2020
Vedaant VarshneyinThe StartupMental Models: How the Inversion Principle Could Change Your LifeWe’re often told to think things through, or to ponder and reflect on our thoughts. That might help to elevate our thought process, but…Dec 30, 2019Dec 30, 2019
Vedaant VarshneyinDataDrivenInvestorHow my Computer Taught Itself to Navigate Through a MazeAlmost everyone likes to play games, but what about our computers? I wanted to change things, so I taught my PC how to get through a maze.Dec 23, 2019Dec 23, 2019
Vedaant VarshneyinThe StartupReinforcement Learning: How Tech Teaches ItselfSure, we can program computers and our devices to do things for us, but what if they could learn things on their own?Nov 3, 2019Nov 3, 2019