adding code is easier than to delete/refactor existing one composable code is more "deletable" but takes longer to write thats why "mvp-codebase" and "codebase-for-scale" make sense

Announcing our $15m raise — led by Founders Fund. To build our peer to peer compute and intelligence protocol. With participation from Menlo Ventures and angels like Andrej Karpathy clem 🤗 Tri Dao Dylan Patel Balaji Emad and many others.

Introducing Kortix Suna: the world’s first Open-Source General AI Agent built to work like a Human.

A raw unfiltered behind-the-scene access to Europe's Most Ambitious Construction startup I took my camera and visited Monumental Labs 🤖🔥 Together we see their office, their lab, and their robots in action. I also talked with @Salar about building hyper-ambitious startups.

what if the future of advanced research doesn’t live in a university — but in a beautiful 20 bedroom hacker house? introducing The Inventors Residency of San Francisco designed for those expanding the frontiers of knowledge researcher, founder, or intern? read on to apply

people are not ready for what calculus.house will ship in the coming months

AI needs a better interface to do science!

high technical talent density, access to biolab/robotics equipment, being surrounded by high agency builders in the middle of SF — applying for this is a no-brainer

One of my biggest surprises is that Grok outshined OpenAI in terms of product design. - voice mode with realtime text - swiping between voice & chat - the web app is holistically awesome Elon's philosophy of taking risks even applies to UX. "Taste" is overrated; utility matters

On July 1, Calculus hosted its first progress update 7 researchers presented their past month of work Sparking deep discussions late into the night!

Calculus' first demo day was the highest deeptech talent per square meter place in the world for 3 hours

I built an open source dev kit for AI-native robotics: - it’s all-in-one (includes leader arm and cameras) - allows to deploy autonomous policies in under a day - can now be ordered for $2,999 🧵 (1/n)

AI is not on track to eradicate disease in our lifetime. Scientists need to generate more data, but they’re physically limited by how fast they can work. That’s why we’re launching Medra: Physical AI in the lab, doing and optimizing real experiments. Thread👇

Robots working arm in arm in labs! 🧪 I know that nowadays (all the humanoids, quadrupeds and fancy mobile manipualtors) such applications no longer generate as much excitement as they used to. However, they are still great applications in a very demanding market, where they

good stuff on your site Maxx Yung brain.maxxyung.com/blog/venture/ brain.maxxyung.com/blog/personal/

berlin experience with Robert Lukoszko

i think the nootropics work