big fan of this proprietary(?) boeing essay that is freely available on the internet and widely discussed online. i read it a while ago and it's shaped a lot of my opinions about software (not what the essay is about AT ALL) so imma yap bc why not.

90% of doing science is being open to new ideas.

the difference between discipline & obsession:

imagine getting sued by sony for hacking their playstation and your first response is a diss track george hotz is the name

Terence Tao says today's AIs pass the eye test -- but fail miserably on the smell test. They generate proofs that look flawless. But the mistakes are subtle, and strangely inhuman. “There's a metaphorical mathematical smell.. it's not clear how to get AI to duplicate that.”

CEO of OpenAi, on what the younger generation can do to survive in the age of Ai:

1. Microsoft presents medical superintelligence Microsoft's LLM is not only designed for multiple-choice questions, but also for real medical diagnoses in realistic scenarios – and outperforms even top models such as o3. This is a bigger breakthrough than much of what we are

I'm constantly irritated that I don't have time to read the torrent of cool papers coming faster and faster from amazing people in relevant fields. Other scientists have the same issue and have no time to read most of my lengthy conceptual papers either. So whom are we writing

Want to make physical products? You must go to Shenzhen, China. This video explains why and will tell you why your life either must be: A. Opportunity THEN City or B. City THEN Opportunity If there is something that you want to do, you need to move to the right city for it

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I can't stop thinking about a paper I read on AI. It’s not about new tech or faster models. It’s about the fundamental economic rules of a world with two intelligent species—carbon and silicon. Reading it felt like watching a new color appear in the sky. 1/8 You've probably

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The greatest breakthrough in the science of learning over the last century:

exploring shapes of thoughts: extracted my obsidian notes' embeddings and arranges them as a 3d network using 3 different topologies: - centralized: one core idea connecting all - decentralized: notes cluster into themed hubs - distributed: edges labeled by llm describing

I READ THIS AND IT CHANGED HOW I SEE POLYMARKET I just finished reading this breakdown on how hedge funds actually use prediction market data - and it genuinely shifted how I look at Polymarket I used to approach it pretty simply: > where is the probability wrong > where is

babe wake up the landscape of consciousness theories map dropped

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gstack is available now at github.com/garrytan/gstack Open source, MIT license, let me know if it works for you. It's just one paste to install it on your local Claude Code, and it's a 2nd one to install it in your repo for your teammates.