
Ashish Singh
Editor at ABP Network
JournalistI Anchor. Defence|Aviation|Foreign Affairs|Politics. Ex-ABP, TV9, NewsX, Times Now, Zee. Ramnath Goenka Award-17. Flew LCA TEJAS. personal account.
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2 weeks ago |
ashish24142.medium.com | Ashish Singh
Ashish Singh·Follow5 min read·--In the world of Artificial Intelligence, success isn’t just about fancy algorithms or research papers. It’s about delivering real value — to users, to businesses, and to society. This guide is for builders, strategists, and innovators who want to create AI systems that aren’t just smart — but are useful, ethical, scalable, and loved.
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3 weeks ago |
medium.com | Ashish Singh
Crucial Python Coding Problems Every Developer Should MasterAshish Singh·FollowPublished inGood Writer·3 min read·--Photo by Markus Spiske on UnsplashI had been preparing for data science jobs as I had to switch my field from mechanical to core data science. Even though I covered some topics like data structures, algorithms, and system design, I covered them all for my confidence. I walked into the interview room with confidence.
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4 weeks ago |
medium.com | Ashish Singh
Member-only storyCrack Your Data Science Interview with These Essential Statistics TopicsAshish Singh·FollowPublished inWrite A Catalyst·4 min read·--Photo by ThisisEngineering on UnsplashMy intense interest in the work of data scientists inspired me to start planning for a future in data science. My studies revealed that excelling in interviews depends on a strong command of statistics. I ensured I was ready by jotting quick notes on key subjects I could call upon later.
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1 month ago |
medium.com | Ashish Singh
Member-only storyClearing the Confusion in Machine LearningAshish Singh·FollowPublished inWrite A Catalyst·3 min read·--Photo by Brecht Corbeel on UnsplashSometimes, under pressure in machine learning interviews, especially in fields related to data science and deep learning, basic notions can be obscured. One such usually misused couple is the softmax and sigmoid functions.
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1 month ago |
sundayguardianlive.com | Ashish Singh
The Pakistani Army intensifies crackdowns on Baloch nationalists, militarizing the region and committing documented human rights abuses. On a bright afternoon on March 16, 2025, Liaqat Baloch, a sixth-grade student, was walking home from his school near SBK University in Nushki District, Balochistan. He never arrived. Pakistani security forces had abducted Liaqat, along with ten others—including two classmates—accusing them, without evidence or trial, of supporting insurgent activities.
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