we are so back.

come build something awesome!

spent a few hours adapting and debugging the css for this clock to flip once per minute 💀 thanks to chester for the idea and the super high-fidelity design file

Oh! I should mention that Shawn and I are giving a talk at the NUS Hackers on April 12! I’m talking about Statistical Process Control applied to the tech industry, unfortunately. But if you’d like to hear some cutting edge ML research in SG, come! nushackers.org/2024/04/friday…

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Registrations for Hack&Roll 2025 is now open! 🎉 Hack&Roll will be held IN-PERSON on 18 - 19 January 2025 @ UTown, and will be filled with lots of free food 🍕 , games 👾, and lots of FUN! To sign up, visit hacknroll.nushackers.org. Slots are limited.

Hack&Roll 2025 happened over the weekend! Thank you all participants, judges, and sponsors who came down 🎉. It was a blast for us to organise, and it was truly amazing to see so many unique and creative hacks! Here are some of our favourite photos from the event 📸

i'll be in sf till dec! who should i meet / where should i go?

i love anish so i will respectfully disagree here. when jobs launched the app store, there was no general reasoning underneath iphone. here, chatgpt already has world knowledge, context, & intelligence baked in. every long tail app is already baked into gpt or better yet it can

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hype!

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always knew being good at this game wasn't just a side quest

Still can’t believe computers can talk now.. Most unbelievable sci-fi development ever and most of the discourse is people poking holes in it.

There is a ton of software popping out recently that claims to be 100x faster than some very canonical software. Here is the dumbest example ever possilbe. It became extremely easy to make a very plausible benchmarks that AI will run and summarize for you. The issue is that most

our expectations of shipping velocity have gone up, much more than the productivity gain of coding agents slop compounds over time, and hits hard when it crosses the threshold of maintainability maybe we should all just slow down...

refining this thought since "slowing down" is vague slowing down means being more intentional when building. when working on a team, a large part of that is seeking alignment before execution very cool idea along these lines: maggieappleton.com/zero-alignment

Imagine every pixel on your screen, streamed live directly from a model. No HTML, no layout engine, no code. Just exactly what you want to see. 𝖊𝖉𝖉𝖎𝖊 𝖏𝖎𝖆𝖔, Drew and I built a prototype to see how this could actually work, and set out to make it real. We're calling it