#1 changes every few years, #2 doesn't

This was a life altering conversation with @internetvin and @BrandonMChu For the few that listened in, congratulations on all the alpha.

After all the socializing during tech week, the city needs to catalyze its evolution, starting from YOU. 2 weeks, 20 people, unbounded ambition. At New Stadium. June 1-12. Apply below

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I started a company and closed the pre-seed round for it this week. A big shoutout to my believers, I do not take your faith lightly. Will have much more to share when the work starts being impactful

time to give claude its own mac

Going through @andrewbrown's exam course to prepare for the NVIDIA AI Ops & Infra certification. Deep diving into accelerated computing and hardware. 👍🏾

you can't just count coffeeshops with wifi as accelerators

CEO of the largest company in Canada is fuckin around vibe coding for Openclaw and you’re still talking about guardrails

The power of community 💪🏽🔋 I posted both here and on LI and SO MANY PEOPLE reached out. Thank you all, massive appreciations ❤️🙏🏽

650 people applied for the claude code toronto meetup. we had to get a bigger venue and still can't fit everyone. i've helped organize a lot of events over the years. never seen anything close to this though. feels like a moment.

Hey @thdxr starting today, I will not eat until you agree to do an episode of @OtherStuffPod with me. I'm willing to die.

Got me interested. Just downloaded.

hyped for this one! the first claude code meetup in Toronto. @mrkrishsatya is going to be demoing how he uses CC to build beautiful UI and animations for @boomvideoapp

thank you for everything 🙇‍♂️

We reached out to almost every media house in Canada about TSFM, told them this was a 3-month lecture series featuring speakers from Cohere, Runway, DeepMind, Isomorphic Labs, Prime Intellect, GPU Mode, Modular, and more. Not one wrote about it. There was a story here-about the cohort, who they are, where they came from, why they showed up every week to learn how to build language models from scratch. Hard not to be pessimistic when there is a refusal to celebrate local wins.

SRED

THE OTHER STUFF EP27 SATISH KANWAR @OtherStuffPod x.com/i/broadcasts/1jMJgRdON…

🇨🇦 Actually-useful things for growing Canadian tech: 1. Connect people – run meetups, make intros 2. Marketing – highlight our wins 3. Buy – support local companies 4. Build – start your own 5. Invest – help someone start theirs Not on the list: hoping someone else will do it.

TSFM really crystallized a few things for me: 1. Data quality is the real gold for any LLM system — if you get this wrong, everything else collapses. 2. LLM Training (pre- & post-training) and inference infra are already pushing the frontiers of systems research with very unique challenges. 3. Most academic evals are great for proving model gains, but we need task-oriented evals — especially for enterprise use cases. 4. Almost the entire web and application stack was built for humans; we now need to redesign it for humans swarms of agents. 5. UI/UX/HCI research has to reinvent user interfaces to truly unlock the value of these models — from 2D (web, desktop) to 3D (Vision Pro, AR/VR). Now: founder mode ON.