AI Twitter Debate: Stacking NVIDIA B300s Can't Beat Hackers Who Started Young, JEE Blamed for Killing Talent
itsOmSarraf_ · x · 2026-09-23
A debate in the AI/security community: @ni5arga argues undergrad-level cybersec research isn't for those without early computer access—even showered with NVIDIA B300s, late starters underperform lifelong hackers, and he blames India's JEE exam system for destroying technical talent. The quoted post from @shivambhadani counters with a character-focused take: humility and how you treat people matter more than tech skills, and half-baked knowledge fuels superiority complexes.
Related event: Indian Blogger Blames JEE Exam Culture for Killing Tech Talent(2 posts)→
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