REAL. only thing that sucks about Waymo is there’s no user segmentation. you can’t get a waymo “black”, so you have smelly rides some of the time, and dirty interiors etc.

not a sora cameo.

roon i strongly prefer uber to waymo. ubers get you where you need to go much faster. they wait for you when you’re running late. they never suffer catastrophic failure and ignominiously getting stuck behind a truck or something. will be kicked out of san francisco for this take

there should be a more brainrot way to read books for zoomers before the practice completely dies. maybe candy crush at the bottom while narrator reads the text. maybe abstract sora art accompaniment

People on LinkedIn literally love the sloppest content. The more sloppy, the more engagement LinkedIn algo rewards.

Substrate is building a next-generation foundry to return America to dominance in semiconductor production. To achieve this, we will use our technology—a new form of advanced X-ray lithography—to power them. America invented semiconductors. We will lead again.

No. I don't want all the funding. I want to see the promise of 2019-era RL realized broadly across all domains of simulation. LLMs won't get us there, but PufferLib will.

At this pivotal moment for our country’s reindustrialization, thrilled to share @8VC’s partnership with Apollo Global Management, Inc. to accelerate America’s Industrial Renaissance. Apollo and 8VC share a vision: to back America’s builders with the capital and expertise needed to transform

this really just opens up a use case for real time rendering, the teleoperator sees a “re-skin” of the target home/user. this acts as a privacy enabler. the customers are given anonymity. the teleoperator performs the role within the generated environment that’s mapped 1:1.

What the future of neural operating systems might look like from my GTC talk in March. A few big problems to solve before the promised land: efficient byte level tokenizers, training on byte streams at scale, high fidelity real time video / multimodal generation. I think the

EMLs (Electromagnetic launchers) are key. x.com/offmetasweat/s…

Palantir CEO Alex Karp on why analysts hate Palantir: “Of course they don’t like me! Here I am— someone who should not be where I am. I’m having a lot of fun. Mostly. We have the most baller, interesting company on the planet. I’m not ashamed. We’re rolling out. We’re defending

San Francisco being the second most dense city here is a crazy narrative violation

copper hits differently

gold stars for Suarez, guy streams optimizations on the daily from the “farm”.

cotogna & quince never miss.

hahahah. real.

Try to wear multiple hats Dev & bd Investor & trader Each worldview has strengths & weaknesses Lotta alpha in mix & matching at the correct time

I think it's probably as hard as it's ever been to build a talent-dense early stage team. The core dynamic is that options other than joining an early stage startup are more attractive than ever. Big companies are genuinely appealing places to work, mid stage companies let you

this place prints 💸