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no comment on her but look at the hosts
gosh they lost their soul
never exit your company
Jun 12
Stepping outside my Stanford/Google/Waymo research bubble and sitting with real American companies made me realize why the bulk of the economy was not automatable by software or AI.
We needed something new that is neither strictly code or AI, something that can flex but deliver reliable and affordable results to the biggest companies in the world.
@tbpn @PoeticHQ
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i think they'd regain more soul if they shitposted their way into selling AI sandboxes at box.ascii.dev like I am
guys, the offer is on the table
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the entire team will be in London for the occasion
we will even have a cracked 15yo intern with us to whom I taught advanced CS concepts, genetic algorithms, gradient descent when he was just 12
wanna meet lads?
Are you cracked, jacked, or backed?
If you can be in London next week,
Come to our event,
And we'll find out!
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i think God made me retarded for my own good as a frenchman
i could have become the first self made trillionaire before the age of 25 which would have certainly got me and my family kidnapped and tortured by a gang in Paris, all while we would have been made fun of by the media
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just woke up
had a terrible dream last night
technology was available only if you had the right passport
ah wait...
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agent infra companies fighting over 1% of a market 99% of devs don’t know exists yet.
we’re so early!
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Jun 13
To all technical students and engineers in Europe.
The US export control on LLMs is the first taste of what will become the new norm. Many people are calling for "radical measures" and that we need the equivalent of a Manhattan Project to create change in Europe. But this is not how change will happen. Change will never come top-down from a government. The state and EU can fund, but they cannot found it. That part is on us.
You are the only ones who can change this.
You are among the few people on this continent who actually know how to build foundational technology - LLMs, robotic AI, actuators from scratch, chip infrastructure, rocket engines, organoids. ETH, EPFL, TUM, École Polytechnique, KTH, Imperial and dozens more produce absurd talent every single year. And almost all of it talks itself out of building.
We finish our degrees surrounded by such an incredible average that we're sure someone is always better at [your idea] - so who are we to start? I've seen so many friends at ETH think they need to "get more experience first" and take a job at Nvidia or Google and never do anything interesting again.
Technology-driven companies aren't founded by the most qualified person. They're willed into existence by people who see what others do not and refuse to stop. The person who's "better than you" almost never does it. And as for experience, nothing will teach you how to build the thing like, well, just trying to build the thing.
Our education is a chance most of the world will never have. There are people in Europe who have to worry about getting a job. We get to worry about finding our dream job. We're able to make bets that not many people can make or afford. It's nothing anybody expects you to do, but if you want a life filled with purpose, this is a unique kind of responsibility you can choose to step up to.
So if you actually want to do something ambitious, how about changing a continent?
If you really want change, you cannot wait for others. You are one of the few people who can create it. It starts with you.
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US revoking AI access to a developed country in a year or two might make it into a developing country
open source seem to fall increasingly behind, 6-12 months
most work will be done through ai, and a lot of companies will spend more money on tokens than employees
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Jun 13
they turned claude into jesus: it died on friday, and it will resurrect on sunday
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