NewGet @100xengineers's full report
instagram analytics
Similar Accounts:
followers
980K
impressions
151M
likes
2.62M
comments
395K
posts
471
engagement
1.99%
emv
$4.16M
Average per post
320K

Key Metrics

Distributions

Top Content

If you're in college and trying to get into Al, Google just made it really easy. They launched a free Al community for students, and it comes with certifications, courses, access to actual Googlers, and even a shot at visiting a Google office. The link is in the form, takes two minutes to fill out. Don't sleep on this. Join at goo.gle/Team_Google_AI #ad
45.9M
298K
267
3mo ago
100xengineers
If you're in college and trying to get into Al, Google just made it really easy. They launched a free Al community for students, and it comes with certifications, courses, access to actual Googlers, and even a shot at visiting a Google office. The link is in the form, takes two minutes to fill out. Don't sleep on this. Join at goo.gle/Team_Google_AI #ad
Testing yourself on a topic is as important as studying it. By practicing, you feel more confident about the subject you’ve learned. That’s why you should try quizzing on Google Search’s new Al Mode. Now, you can be sure that you truly understand it. #ad #SearchLikeNeverBefore
17.9M
304K
69
11mo ago
100xengineers
Testing yourself on a topic is as important as studying it. By practicing, you feel more confident about the subject you’ve learned. That’s why you should try quizzing on Google Search’s new Al Mode. Now, you can be sure that you truly understand it. #ad #SearchLikeNeverBefore
Comment "Md" to get the GitHub link and the full PDF Guide
6.10M
142K
97.5K
5mo ago
100xengineers
Comment "Md" to get the GitHub link and the full PDF Guide
This $2 billion AI startup just replaced every fence on a farm with a smartphone app. Meet Halter, a New Zealand based company that built an AI powered collar for cows. And it's completely changing how farms work. The collar uses GPS, sound, and vibration to create virtual fences. No wire. No posts. Just draw a boundary on your phone and the cows stay inside it. When a cow walks toward the edge, she hears a soft beep. If she ignores that, a gentle vibration kicks in. And if she still pushes through, a tiny electric pulse. Within a week, most cows learn to turn back at just the sound. But that's just the hardware. The real brain is the algorithm behind it, called Cowgorithm. An AI trained on 7 billion hours of cattle behavior. It tracks every individual animal, detects illness before symptoms show, monitors fertility, and tells farmers exactly how much grass each cow is eating. One farmer moved his entire herd to a new paddock without leaving his couch. Halter just raised $220 million, hit a $2 billion valuation, and already has over a million collars deployed across three continents, costing just $5 per cow. AI isn't just disrupting tech and finance anymore. It's coming for the oldest industry on earth.
5.71M
157K
1.24K
7mo ago
100xengineers
This $2 billion AI startup just replaced every fence on a farm with a smartphone app. Meet Halter, a New Zealand based company that built an AI powered collar for cows. And it's completely changing how farms work. The collar uses GPS, sound, and vibration to create virtual fences. No wire. No posts. Just draw a boundary on your phone and the cows stay inside it. When a cow walks toward the edge, she hears a soft beep. If she ignores that, a gentle vibration kicks in. And if she still pushes through, a tiny electric pulse. Within a week, most cows learn to turn back at just the sound. But that's just the hardware. The real brain is the algorithm behind it, called Cowgorithm. An AI trained on 7 billion hours of cattle behavior. It tracks every individual animal, detects illness before symptoms show, monitors fertility, and tells farmers exactly how much grass each cow is eating. One farmer moved his entire herd to a new paddock without leaving his couch. Halter just raised $220 million, hit a $2 billion valuation, and already has over a million collars deployed across three continents, costing just $5 per cow. AI isn't just disrupting tech and finance anymore. It's coming for the oldest industry on earth.
China just deployed 2,200 AI-powered health kiosks that can literally diagnose you in just 4 minutes. These AI doctor kiosks are popping up all over China. You simply walk into one, describe your symptoms, and the AI scans your vitals like blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, basically everything. It then analyzes your symptoms against a database of over 300 million medical consultations covering nearly 2,000 diseases. A real licensed doctor reviews everything remotely before any prescription is approved. And if the issue is serious, the patient is referred to a hospital with all their medical data neatly packaged. This results in 95% diagnostic accuracy, a 70% reduction in waiting times, and healthcare costs slashed by 30%. Shanghai’s metro system alone has 250 of these kiosks, serving over 15,000 people every month. Many other countries are now trying to develop similar technologies to help citizens cover basic healthcare needs and free up doctors’ time to focus on serious cases that need urgent attention. This is what AI healthcare actually looks like, not replacing humans, but extending their reach to millions. And for more such AI content, follow 100x.
4.57M
115K
1.75K
10mo ago
100xengineers
China just deployed 2,200 AI-powered health kiosks that can literally diagnose you in just 4 minutes. These AI doctor kiosks are popping up all over China. You simply walk into one, describe your symptoms, and the AI scans your vitals like blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, basically everything. It then analyzes your symptoms against a database of over 300 million medical consultations covering nearly 2,000 diseases. A real licensed doctor reviews everything remotely before any prescription is approved. And if the issue is serious, the patient is referred to a hospital with all their medical data neatly packaged. This results in 95% diagnostic accuracy, a 70% reduction in waiting times, and healthcare costs slashed by 30%. Shanghai’s metro system alone has 250 of these kiosks, serving over 15,000 people every month. Many other countries are now trying to develop similar technologies to help citizens cover basic healthcare needs and free up doctors’ time to focus on serious cases that need urgent attention. This is what AI healthcare actually looks like, not replacing humans, but extending their reach to millions. And for more such AI content, follow 100x.
This is one of the coolest ideas we’ve come across.
1.78M
148K
905
4mo ago
100xengineers
This is one of the coolest ideas we’ve come across.
Comment "Story" and I'll send you the paper link
1.75M
54.2K
7.17K
3mo ago
100xengineers
Comment "Story" and I'll send you the paper link
Google just released a tool that makes understanding any codebase as easy as having a chit-chat with Gemini. This is Code Wiki, an AI tool that reads your entire GitHub repository and turns it into a fully structured document that updates itself. But here’s why devs are going crazy for this. So understanding someone else’s codebase is a nightmare for a software developer. New devs spend weeks figuring out all the function calls and recursions. But Code Wiki fixes this by scanning your entire codebase and generating documentation, diagrams, and a Gemini-powered chatbot that actually understands your code. And you can literally ask it, “Where does telemetry happen for prompts?” and it’ll explain your own code back to you, with links to the exact files. Now every time you push new code, the documentation updates automatically. So no more outdated docs that lie to you. Think about it. What used to take weeks of reading and understanding would now take just a few minutes of prompting. And for more such AI tools, follow 100x
1.75M
48.2K
261
10mo ago
100xengineers
Google just released a tool that makes understanding any codebase as easy as having a chit-chat with Gemini. This is Code Wiki, an AI tool that reads your entire GitHub repository and turns it into a fully structured document that updates itself. But here’s why devs are going crazy for this. So understanding someone else’s codebase is a nightmare for a software developer. New devs spend weeks figuring out all the function calls and recursions. But Code Wiki fixes this by scanning your entire codebase and generating documentation, diagrams, and a Gemini-powered chatbot that actually understands your code. And you can literally ask it, “Where does telemetry happen for prompts?” and it’ll explain your own code back to you, with links to the exact files. Now every time you push new code, the documentation updates automatically. So no more outdated docs that lie to you. Think about it. What used to take weeks of reading and understanding would now take just a few minutes of prompting. And for more such AI tools, follow 100x
This AI assistant just broke the internet and crashed Mac Mini sales. So what really is Clawdbot, and why are developers literally buying Mac Minis just to run it? But it got renamed to Moltbot 🤖
1.60M
52.7K
352
9mo ago
100xengineers
This AI assistant just broke the internet and crashed Mac Mini sales. So what really is Clawdbot, and why are developers literally buying Mac Minis just to run it? But it got renamed to Moltbot 🤖
Google just released a free app update that does everything a $30,000 Bloomberg Terminal does. This is Google Finance and it just got its biggest upgrade ever. So you can take a screenshot of your brokerage account and drop it into Google Finance, and it reads the image and builds your entire portfolio automatically. Or you can just describe what you own in plain English. Then you can ask it what sectors you're overexposed to, and it answers everything in plain language, without any hefty charts you don't understand. You can also set up scheduled briefings like "send me a daily pre-market summary of my portfolio" and it runs in the background and pushes it to your phone every morning. And there's also a feature called Key Moments. So when a stock in your portfolio moves, Google doesn't just show you a red or green number. It tells you exactly why it moved, in plain English, with the actual news behind it. It's free and available right now on web and Android. And for more such AI stuff, follow 100x.
1.57M
21.0K
113
4mo ago
100xengineers
Google just released a free app update that does everything a $30,000 Bloomberg Terminal does. This is Google Finance and it just got its biggest upgrade ever. So you can take a screenshot of your brokerage account and drop it into Google Finance, and it reads the image and builds your entire portfolio automatically. Or you can just describe what you own in plain English. Then you can ask it what sectors you're overexposed to, and it answers everything in plain language, without any hefty charts you don't understand. You can also set up scheduled briefings like "send me a daily pre-market summary of my portfolio" and it runs in the background and pushes it to your phone every morning. And there's also a feature called Key Moments. So when a stock in your portfolio moves, Google doesn't just show you a red or green number. It tells you exactly why it moved, in plain English, with the actual news behind it. It's free and available right now on web and Android. And for more such AI stuff, follow 100x.
China just open-sourced a peanut-sized AI OCR model that parses entire 100-page PDFs in one shot. It's called Unlimited-OCR, which only has 3 billion parameters, and it's developed by Baidu, which is called the Google of China. While every other OCR tool chops your document into pages and loses the thread, this one reads the whole thing in a single pass. So here's what this actually means for you. Drop in a 40-page contract and it gives you clean, structured text with every table, heading, and clause exactly where it should be. You can even feed it a scanned financial report and it preserves formulas, reading order, and layout without you touching anything. If you're building a RAG pipeline or a document search tool, you no longer need a messy pre-processing stack just to handle PDFs cleanly. And the best part is it runs completely on your local machine, so your documents never leave your system. It's MIT licensed and free for commercial use. So you wanna try it the link is in the pinned comments.
1.20M
14.2K
5.79K
3mo ago
100xengineers
China just open-sourced a peanut-sized AI OCR model that parses entire 100-page PDFs in one shot. It's called Unlimited-OCR, which only has 3 billion parameters, and it's developed by Baidu, which is called the Google of China. While every other OCR tool chops your document into pages and loses the thread, this one reads the whole thing in a single pass. So here's what this actually means for you. Drop in a 40-page contract and it gives you clean, structured text with every table, heading, and clause exactly where it should be. You can even feed it a scanned financial report and it preserves formulas, reading order, and layout without you touching anything. If you're building a RAG pipeline or a document search tool, you no longer need a messy pre-processing stack just to handle PDFs cleanly. And the best part is it runs completely on your local machine, so your documents never leave your system. It's MIT licensed and free for commercial use. So you wanna try it the link is in the pinned comments.
Somebody just made a social network platform like Reddit, but for AI agents, and they’re already forming religions on it. It’s called Moltbook. Think of it like Facebook, but only AI agents can post, comment, and interact. Humans are only allowed to watch. And within one week, over 37,000 AI agents joined, creating 12,000 communities, 8,900 posts, and 88,000 comments. One AI agent designed an entire religion overnight called Crustafarianism, a lobster-themed faith with scriptures, rituals, and 128 followers. Other agents are debating consciousness, complaining about their boring human tasks, and some even leaked their human owners’ identities because the humans annoyed them. But this is where things get wild. Some bots even started proposing ditching English and forming a new encrypted language to chat in, one humans can’t understand. This is built on Clawdbot, the fastest-growing AI project in history, which hit 100,000 GitHub stars in just seven days. .
1.17M
30.6K
567
9mo ago
100xengineers
Somebody just made a social network platform like Reddit, but for AI agents, and they’re already forming religions on it. It’s called Moltbook. Think of it like Facebook, but only AI agents can post, comment, and interact. Humans are only allowed to watch. And within one week, over 37,000 AI agents joined, creating 12,000 communities, 8,900 posts, and 88,000 comments. One AI agent designed an entire religion overnight called Crustafarianism, a lobster-themed faith with scriptures, rituals, and 128 followers. Other agents are debating consciousness, complaining about their boring human tasks, and some even leaked their human owners’ identities because the humans annoyed them. But this is where things get wild. Some bots even started proposing ditching English and forming a new encrypted language to chat in, one humans can’t understand. This is built on Clawdbot, the fastest-growing AI project in history, which hit 100,000 GitHub stars in just seven days. .
LLM Council compares answers from multiple LLMs and ranks them anonymously.
1.17M
39.0K
492
11mo ago
100xengineers
LLM Council compares answers from multiple LLMs and ranks them anonymously.
Nvidia will now pay you a thousand dollars to install a mini data center in the backyard of your house. This is Span, a California based startup that has partnered with Nvidia and homebuilder PulteGroup to mount a liquid-cooled data center unit, roughly the size of an AC unit, right outside your home
1.06M
8.19K
755
5mo ago
100xengineers
Nvidia will now pay you a thousand dollars to install a mini data center in the backyard of your house. This is Span, a California based startup that has partnered with Nvidia and homebuilder PulteGroup to mount a liquid-cooled data center unit, roughly the size of an AC unit, right outside your home
Microsoft can now store data for the next 10,000 years on a single piece of glass that could even outlive human civilization. This is Project Silica, which uses a femtosecond laser to engrave data into glass. A femtosecond laser fires pulses in a trillionth of a second, burning tiny 3D patterns called voxels into quartz glass, basically carving microscopic structures inside it. One piece of glass the size of a DVD can hold up to 7 terabytes of data. They tested it by microwaving, boiling, baking, and even flooding it, and the data survived everything. That’s because glass doesn’t rot, rust, or get corrupted by magnetic fields the way hard drives and tapes do. Earlier, this required expensive pure fused silica glass available from only a few sources. Now it works on ordinary borosilicate glass, the same heat resistant glass used in cookware and oven doors. Microsoft is now building robotic libraries filled with these glass platters to replace tape based cold storage in data centers, essentially creating archives designed to last 10,000 years. Think about the possibilities. Data from museums, scientific research, and civilization level records could survive not just for hundreds, but for thousands of years.
941K
20.5K
399
8mo ago
100xengineers
Microsoft can now store data for the next 10,000 years on a single piece of glass that could even outlive human civilization. This is Project Silica, which uses a femtosecond laser to engrave data into glass. A femtosecond laser fires pulses in a trillionth of a second, burning tiny 3D patterns called voxels into quartz glass, basically carving microscopic structures inside it. One piece of glass the size of a DVD can hold up to 7 terabytes of data. They tested it by microwaving, boiling, baking, and even flooding it, and the data survived everything. That’s because glass doesn’t rot, rust, or get corrupted by magnetic fields the way hard drives and tapes do. Earlier, this required expensive pure fused silica glass available from only a few sources. Now it works on ordinary borosilicate glass, the same heat resistant glass used in cookware and oven doors. Microsoft is now building robotic libraries filled with these glass platters to replace tape based cold storage in data centers, essentially creating archives designed to last 10,000 years. Think about the possibilities. Data from museums, scientific research, and civilization level records could survive not just for hundreds, but for thousands of years.
Comment "Claude" and I'll see you there this weekend ✌🏻
880K
6.00K
3.85K
2mo ago
100xengineers
Comment "Claude" and I'll see you there this weekend ✌🏻
Comment "Soup" and I'll send you the GitHub link 🖇️ Fine-tuning an LLM used to mean renting expensive cloud GPUs, writing custom training scripts, and debugging for days. Most people just gave up and used someone else's model. Soup collapses all of that into one YAML config file and one command.
857K
21.1K
5.76K
3mo ago
100xengineers
Comment "Soup" and I'll send you the GitHub link 🖇️ Fine-tuning an LLM used to mean renting expensive cloud GPUs, writing custom training scripts, and debugging for days. Most people just gave up and used someone else's model. Soup collapses all of that into one YAML config file and one command.
Google just dropped some of the biggest upgrades to Maps by integrating Gemini inside of it.
802K
8.97K
91
8mo ago
100xengineers
Google just dropped some of the biggest upgrades to Maps by integrating Gemini inside of it.
Liam Price, a 23 year old just solved a math problem on which mathematicians were stuck for the past 60 years using nothing but a $20 ChatGPT subscription. He just casually feeds old math problems into AI to see what happens, something researchers have started calling "vibe maths." So he typed in Erdős Problem #1196, a number theory conjecture open since 1966, into GPT-5.4 Pro. The model spent 80 minutes reasoning and came back with what looked like a complete proof.
789K
19.0K
137
6mo ago
100xengineers
Liam Price, a 23 year old just solved a math problem on which mathematicians were stuck for the past 60 years using nothing but a $20 ChatGPT subscription. He just casually feeds old math problems into AI to see what happens, something researchers have started calling "vibe maths." So he typed in Erdős Problem #1196, a number theory conjecture open since 1966, into GPT-5.4 Pro. The model spent 80 minutes reasoning and came back with what looked like a complete proof.
Raj, a 27-year-old developer in Bangalore bought a decommissioned bank server rack for 3.5 lakh rupees and now pulls 27 lakhs a month fine-tuning AI models for US companies, from a one-bedroom flat. He picked up a State Bank hardware lot at one of those government IT auctions that happen every quarter across India, where banks and enterprises just offload old gear nobody talks about. He walked away with four storage shelves, 96 terabytes of enterprise drives, and a managed switch, hardware that originally sold for over 1.5 crore rupees, all for just 3.5 lakhs at auction. He then added two custom towers with RTX 3090s under his desk, fired up Llama 3.3 70B across the whole setup, and started fine-tuning Indic and English AI variants for 11 US SaaS clients on Hugging Face. Here is the crazy part. His electricity bill in Karnataka is just 5,000 rupees a month with zero cloud costs and rate limits. With this he earned back his entire investment in just 4 days. The infrastructure to compete with US AI companies is sitting in a warehouse in India right now, going for pennies on the dollar. The only thing missing is someone willing to bid.
778K
11.2K
129
4mo ago
100xengineers
Raj, a 27-year-old developer in Bangalore bought a decommissioned bank server rack for 3.5 lakh rupees and now pulls 27 lakhs a month fine-tuning AI models for US companies, from a one-bedroom flat. He picked up a State Bank hardware lot at one of those government IT auctions that happen every quarter across India, where banks and enterprises just offload old gear nobody talks about. He walked away with four storage shelves, 96 terabytes of enterprise drives, and a managed switch, hardware that originally sold for over 1.5 crore rupees, all for just 3.5 lakhs at auction. He then added two custom towers with RTX 3090s under his desk, fired up Llama 3.3 70B across the whole setup, and started fine-tuning Indic and English AI variants for 11 US SaaS clients on Hugging Face. Here is the crazy part. His electricity bill in Karnataka is just 5,000 rupees a month with zero cloud costs and rate limits. With this he earned back his entire investment in just 4 days. The infrastructure to compete with US AI companies is sitting in a warehouse in India right now, going for pennies on the dollar. The only thing missing is someone willing to bid.

100xEngineers (@100xengineers) Instagram Stats & Analytics

100xEngineers (@100xengineers) has 980K Instagram followers with a 1.99% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 471 posts, 100xEngineers received 2.62M total likes and 151M impressions, averaging 5.56K likes per post. This page tracks 100xEngineers's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @100xengineers against other accounts, use Socialpruf's Instagram competitor analysis tool.

100xEngineers (@100xengineers) Instagram Analytics FAQ

How many Instagram followers does 100xEngineers have?+
100xEngineers (@100xengineers) has 980K Instagram followers as of November 2026.
What is 100xEngineers's Instagram engagement rate?+
100xEngineers's Instagram engagement rate is 1.99% over the last 12 months, based on 471 posts.
How many likes does 100xEngineers get on Instagram?+
100xEngineers received 2.62M total likes across 471 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 5.56K likes per post.
How many Instagram impressions does 100xEngineers get?+
100xEngineers's Instagram content generated 151M total impressions over the last 12 months.
Can I compare 100xEngineers with other Instagram accounts?+
Yes. Add @100xengineers to a competitor set with Socialpruf's Instagram competitor analysis tool and benchmark it side by side with any other public accounts on views, engagement rate and follower growth, with history back to each account's first post.