Abir Bhattacharyya — (Statistical Analyst ^ Software Engineer)
(Statistical Analyst ^ Software Engineer)
Abir Bhattacharyya ranks #384 of 18,341 LinkedIn creators in Internet, and is a standout voice in United States. They have 17.6K followers and published 40 posts in the last 30 days at a 0.7% average engagement rate.
- 17.6K followers
- 40 posts / 30d
- 0.7% avg engagement
- 0 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Abir claims he’s built software for everyone from IBM to Twitter, yet he’s gone thirty days without managing to post a single status update. It’s comforting to know the guy handling the world’s infrastructure has the same work ethic as a radiator stuck in the off position.
About Abir
I ❤️making software & data analytics products. I am an algorithm writer + architect + back-end & front-end engineer+ graphic designer, + statistical data analyst; I use HTML5/CSS3, Javascript , NOSQL, Python, Ruby , Statistical Models, and sometimes a sledgehammer! Haha! My work has been seen and used by tens of millions of customers. Worked in various ways with companies ranging from, ADS, American Airlines, Ebay, Gap, IBM, Lockheed Martin, MGM , Twitter, Walmart, and 1.1 billion startups, small businesses,and investors. All at random. 80% love me & 20% hate me, Someday, I hope to have enough time to make a more complete Linkedin profile? Lolz!
Highlights
- Consistent Creator — 40 posts in 30d · top 5%
- Top 5% in United States — Ranked #136 of 5774 creators
- Top 5% in Internet — Ranked #4 of 104 creators
- Big Audience — 17,607 followers · top 10%
Recent posts
I let gpt-5.6 have fun for a couple of hours last night and it just one shotted this cool pet that follows you around as you code. I'm releasing it as open source. Feel free to improve it or build other pets you like!
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Wearable adoption among physicians is no longer the question. Clinical integration is. That’s what stood out to me most in a new American Medical Association study on wearable data in clinical practice. The numbers make the disconnect clear: 86% of physicians see clinical value in wearable data, and 82% use a wearable themselves. But across the six countries surveyed, just 6% have actually integrated wearable data into clinical workflows. Part of that gap is structural — interoperability, workflow burden, and reimbursement. But the study also makes clear that trust remains central: trust in
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Exercise treats depression, but not through serotonin. A Translational Psychiatry review proposes a different mechanism: reducing inflammation to restore dopamine function, which rebuilds the motivation to exert effort that depression destroys. SSRIs work for fewer than half of patients, with only one-third achieving remission from first-line treatment. The core problem isn't just low mood. It's interest-activity symptoms: anhedonia, fatigue, and cognitive impairment. These prevent work engagement and eliminate the capacity to experience pleasure. The underlying mechanism is impaired motiva
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