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RT @karrisaarinen: Huge believer in this. I prefer building a sustainable business first, then scaling it, vs scaling and the hoping the b…

Timely repost, "Raise less, build more" https://t.co/pquEdLzLzX Why VC funds offer founders huge checks. Why VC raise huge funds. Why giving startups huge checks isn’t empirically better. How certain companies like Notion, Vanta, Linear and Zapier are paving a new way. https://t.co/0wcJY1VbqH

RT @retro_twt: Hajime no Ippo (2000) https://t.co/9ux52I2oXF

Time to get to work ⛰️👷‍♂️

First time founders care about validation Second time founders care about redemption Third time founders care about freedom

the dream job is running experiments all day and making things people want to play with

There’s only one person who knows how your production app actually works. Don’t wait for them to wake up at 11am.

just want to point out that zuck became cool the same year AI passed the turing test

RT @JonathanDrake: @TaylorHoliday Agree that excel is great but putting excel sheets into @JuliusAI_ is where you can become a super user a…

at openai dev day. come say hi if you are here or dm me

Pika back to remind us: 1. This team COOKS. 2. They having fun doing it.

It's Friday night and we're all just scrollin'

Go direct! New updates for ElevenReader: ◆ Incredible library of content accessible with great voices ◆ Book authors and publishers can now go direct to their audience and audio-publish through ElevenLabs ◆ Even larger selection of voices https://t.co/lPvbrcvaqn

We won't rest until every piece of content on the internet is accessible to anyone, anywhere, in any language and any format. We have a long way to go, but we're moving fast, thanks to our amazing community of developers, creators, and partners and all the valuable feedback. https://t.co/nCIJImnnpL

wrote about experiencing yoko ono's "bag piece" where i was instructed to strip in the Tate Modern and the kinds of public play that all participatory art tries to encourage https://t.co/S8Uog2adVY

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3/ Thanks again to all of our investors - @brit @reidhoffman @aplusk @Kaepernick7 @karliekloss @jkeidan @alexavontobel @CTurlington @eladgil @ev @realSharonZhou @jluan @jeremys @niravtolia and many more

4/ Join our community to create and buy for yourself - or promote what you design (you'll earn every time someone buys your product). What will you dream up? https://t.co/Vc8QbtAul8

AI copilot for markdown built by @Replit agent!

RT @victoriakimse: Insane to think we live in an age where I can feed a group bill receipt to an LLM and it can breakdown the cost, create…

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Robots can feel! A big problem in current robotics is actuator feedback. This paper uses high-resolution joint force-torque sensors in a redundant arrangement to allow the robot to "feel" its surroundings and accurately localize touch trajectories They then train a network to https://t.co/AH9inpOLSn

paper link: https://t.co/nD2YQ6GB2w

RT @romainhuet: Beautiful day for a DevDay! ☀️ Today we’ll be announcing new features to the OpenAI Platform, based on the top requests we…

Cool way to use OpenAI o1 we haven't seen yet: Lead data scientist Christian Coffrant was part of a team at @GrabSG that combined GPT-4o (for writing SQL) and o1 (for data labeling) to build an AI data analyst called Jarvis. It looks through a vector database, retrieves examples, https://t.co/o7E3hSPFkw

OpenAI DevDay keynote at 10 AM. 🥵 https://t.co/pn1sbhbp85

we’re in the a̶r̶e̶n̶a̶ marina getting ready to ship some of your most requested features to the API https://t.co/rqv7598JhP

When they say the NotebookLM team really "cooked" were they referring to our evals https://t.co/x1u4tq73io

Aside from TPUs running hot today, five things from Notebook HQ: 1) Thanks for all your feedback on AOs so far. I’m copy pasting everything into a Notebook so I can listen to a Deep Dive and search it later. We’re going to launch some immediate tweaks to make it less repetitive,

This research direction is a big deal. T gates have for a long time been a big enough bottleneck that they were often the only operations counted in resources estimates. This is changing. As @CraigGidney notes: "Over the past decade the expected cost of a T gate has gone from

Will be in Austin next Monday hosting this quantum and physics tech event with @JurczakQris at @CapitalFactory See you there!