Arsh Goyal

NVIDIA sent me this DGX Spark worth 5,00,000 INR and this is the video I unbox it.

Link to the video: https://youtu.be/mPC6BYVdH4A?si=FQik7...

Thanks to the team at NVIDIA for making this happen. I am exploring a few use cases to begin with, tell me which one I should pick.

Also, it is a beast, why:
- The brain of this machine is the NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip. - On the CPU side, you've got 20 ARM cores, ten high-performance Cortex-X925 cores and ten efficiency Cortex-A725 cores.
- On the GPU side, it's an integrated Blackwell GPU with fifth-generation Tensor Cores and fourth-generation RT Cores.

Lets go! :) now a part of my setup.

hashtag#nvidia hashtag#dgx hashtag#gpu

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3 days ago | [YT] | 72

Arsh Goyal

Microsoft invited me to attend Discovered @ Microsoft Tour in Cambridge, United Kindgom and flew me from India.

This curated tour includes meeting leaders, attending panel discussions, seeing thrugh the cutting edge work Microsoft is doing in AI for Science, Responsible AI and Infrastructure.

Super excited to be a part of this and excited to see that. Also, its my first time in the UK and I am super excited for this.

Thanks to Microsoft for hosting me and giving me this opportunity.

More content to follow, stay tuned!

#microsoft #ai #tech

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1 week ago | [YT] | 109

Arsh Goyal

The biggest cloud event of 2026 by ‪@awsdevelopers‬ is here and its FREE.

I was at an AWS event in Bangalore recently and saw firsthand how AWS is shaping the way India builds.

The scale of what Indian enterprises are doing with cloud and AI right now is different from anything I've seen before.

AWS India Summit Online is the next one, and you don't want to sit this out.

When is it happening?
- June 3rd, 10 AM to 4 PM.
- Fully virtual and completely free.


50+ sessions covering the latest in AI, cloud modernization, and what's actually working for builders across industries. Hands on labs with Amazon Bedrock and agentic AI.


Live Q&As with AWS solution architects who can answer your actual questions, not just the polished ones and also real stories from Indian enterprises on what's working at scale and what isn't.


On demand access runs till July 3rd, but the live Q&A is the part worth showing up for. You can watch a recording anytime.

Register asap, and see you there: bit.ly/42BsO7W

Thanks to ‪@awsdevelopers‬ for partnering on this content.

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1 week ago | [YT] | 83

Arsh Goyal

It took me 30 minutes to add natural language search to a project.

When I say natural language it means, "affordable automatic car, good mileage, newer than 2018" and the search bar actually understands that, converts it into filters and returns the right results.
This used to need a full ML pipeline with custom models, training data and weeks of work.
I did it with @Typesense and a Gemini API key.
The setup was:
- Docker image, one command, server running
- Indexed a cars dataset, schema auto-detected
- Added my LLM key to Typesense's NL Search config

First query I ran: "Honda or BMW, at least 200 horsepower, under 50K" Typesense parsed the sentence, figured out the filters, returned the results without me writing any filter logic.
Then I tried breaking it with ypos, vague queries, weird phrasing. The typo tolerance handled the mess and the NL layer figured out the intent anyway and the search responses were under 50ms because the entire engine is C++.
Some context on Typesense that surprised me:
- 25K+ GitHub stars, 10 billion searches/month on their cloud
- Open source. Every feature free if you self host
- Not VC funded. Profitable.
- Cloud starts at $7/month vs Algolia's per-search pricing
- Integrates with Django and Laravel Scout

I genuinely feel this needs to be more popular. Link is here: fandf.co/4tC92Vf

sponsored by @typesense

1 month ago | [YT] | 48

Arsh Goyal

the real problem with how most people are approaching AI right now, they're learning tools, not learning how to build with AI.

That gap is quietly becoming a hiring filter.


Companies aren't impressed anymore by "I know how to use ChatGPT." They want people who can architect AI agents, wire up automation pipelines, and ship actual AI-powered products.


That's exactly why I built something hands-on with OpenClaw which is a memory-enabled AI agent that lives on your local machine and plugs directly into Telegram. Think of it as a personal assistant that actually remembers what you told it yesterday.


Just dropped a full walkthrough video where I build this from scratch — the agent setup, the memory layer, the Telegram integration, everything step by step.


Video link: https://youtu.be/VqH1-GMoZOg?si=JBZaC...


The point is understanding the architecture behind real AI agents because that's the kind of thinking that's becoming non-negotiable on resumes.

If you had to build one AI agent that directly helps you land your next role, what would it do? 👇

1 month ago | [YT] | 59

Arsh Goyal

The biggest mistake you might be making while upskilling in 2026.

Cloud Engineering and DevOps Engineering, people have many doubts and also want to know about:

- what salaries do people get in these roles?
- what skills should someone learn?
- is this field good to begin with?
- also, free resources to start learning this?

I created a detailed video on how can you become a Cloud Engineer in 2026 from scratch if you are just starting out or even if you are experienced: https://youtu.be/YyPLJ-PlvHM

Go watch it today.

2 months ago | [YT] | 130

Arsh Goyal

I was in a Hackathon and this team walked up to present their demo. They looked confident and excited but as soon as they plugged in the laptop, their app crashes.

"It was literally working 2 minutes ago"


The team panicked and 10 minutes were gone debugging a dependency mismatch between their dev machine and the presentation laptop.


This is the most common reason hackathon or conference demos fail, it's not bad code, but broken environments.


That's exactly the problem ‪@floxdev‬ solves.


Flox lets you define your entire development environment declaratively
- packages, dependencies, runtime
- everything locked in one manifest.

It works the same on your MacBook, your Linux machine, CI, production, literally everywhere.


It's like your environment literally travelling with your project.


If you're building anything serious, whether at a hackathon or in production, you must check out Flox: fandf.co/4rRcMS0


Thanks to ‪@floxdev‬ for partnering on this content.

2 months ago | [YT] | 105

Arsh Goyal

She moved to Japan as a Software Engineer coming from a Tier-3 college in India.

In this episode, I have with me Nandini, who is currently a Software Engineer in Japan and I sat with her to discuss and compare lives of people in Japan vs India based on:

- salaries offered and comparison to Bengaluru.
- opportunities for students to moveto Japan directly.
- opportunities for working professionals to switch and move.
- How she got her job via X?
- also, work life/ work culture in Japan and more.

Go watcg the video now, its live: https://youtu.be/yGCzP5cxSQ0?si=xmptI...

4 months ago | [YT] | 43

Arsh Goyal

Graduated with Honours from Gemini Class of 2025 with Johannes Helms ✨😎

Got a chance to be a part of this amazing Google Gemini Masterclass in Bengaluru where I got to understand the magical capabilities of Gemini for content creation.

Also, completed the project using Gemini, Stitch, Flow and Veo 3. Had great and fun time scripting, narration and scenes with Gemini end-to-end.

Plus, met a lot of AI and Tech creators in the Cohort.

Thanks to @GoogleIndia for the invite and this incredible experience.

#google #gemini #content #ai #tech

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6 months ago | [YT] | 138

Arsh Goyal

Andariki Namaskaram! 🙏🏻

Got a chance to speak around Developer Productivity with Gemini CLI and AI at Google DevFest Hyderabad 2025.

It was amazing speaking to 1500+ developers across Telangana, Andhra and Tamil Nadu. The talk was around making us as developers more efficient using Gemini CLI, Logitech MX Master Series and workflows.

The energy of the crowd was infectious and I loved speaking to many of you there around AI Implications, Use-Cases for Software Engineering and more.

Grateful for such experiences and an opportunities to connect with you in person.

#google #devfest #gemini #code #logitech

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