When I feel a bit down I like to grab a cappuccino on the Altman / Ive corner, or as I like to call it: the intersection of technology and liberal arts

we are *so* back! 🦿 come to Berlinhouse Society Frontier Tower Wed if you wanted to chat brain sheaves and multiplayer BCI 🧠

absolutely love claude and gpt. makes my learning and work output 100x faster.

yikes

i got waitlisted for YC AI startup school. Garry Tan shooting my shot, this is my application: - one of the only 2 women software engineers invited to Cursor top 0.01% user meetup - founding eng at edtech startup working 7 days a week, scaled to 1m+ users - ex-meta engineer and

Introducing MicroFactory A robot that automates repetitive manual work — starting with electronics assembly.

I’m teaching a three day class on GPU programming next week! Come learn how to implement a transformer from scratch. arborsummer.camp/branches/gpu_p…

Confirmed

gemini notetaker on google meets is really good. it provides in depth but concise notes and has a full transcript as well. it's a google docs link that is provided after the meeting. it was especially helpful to cut through accents + entities i did not recognize. gg.

BASIC was the cutest language but it gets no love. Lisp was verbose as hell. Shell was primitive and restricted.

So MLE is just waiting on downloads, sorting data, cleaning data, scraping data, generating data, sorting data, evaluating data, and then waiting on the training checkpoints?!? It’s so boring and very slow. There’s also nothing experimental or interesting at production level,

i learned yesterday that you can write a cli tool in javascript??? i'm not sure why but that kinda broke my mind a little bit. it feels so wrong. i've built like 2-3 medium to big cli projects and they were in python and rust.

The real network state is the collection of houses and friends you have all around the world.

hi if you're doing academic research on open source models that requires a significant amount of batch inference (billions to trillions of tokens) we at sfcompute would like to support you, please DM

you can just *not* do things

every tech predictoor on this site should be fully ignored

when i first got to SF i got the impression that no one here cared about status and that was great! now i’ve been here long enough to realize this city is, if anything, MORE status-motivated than anywhere on Earth. ppl are just playing different status games than elsewhere.

cry laughing

Elon Musk