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@AmosHebb

student at university of toronto. curious soul. daydreamer of pantographs.

Toronto, Ontario Katılım Haziran 2019
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Alex Imas
Alex Imas@alexolegimas·
Every tech CEO for the last 30 years: College is useless. drop out of college and build something. Find a trade. Also every tech CEO: *only hires from Stanford/MIT/Harvard* Also every tech CEO: *spends millions getting their mid kids into Stanford/MIT/Harvard*
Molly O’Shea@MollySOShea

BREAKING: Chris Power CEO of Hadrian says “Everyone should tell their kids to quit college & get welding degrees” "The country needs you." “The next 2 decades is blue collar.” Hadrian is also bringing back Pepperidge Farms & baking. “All the white-collar jobs are going to get automated.” “We’re gonna see massive hyperinflation in blue-collar salaries.” "I think one of the greatest opportunities for private capital — apart from public-private investment alongside the Department of War (@DeptofWar) — is to build Chick-fil-A’s & bars around all of our factories. That’s free alpha. Please come set up franchises around all of our factories. We need to eat so we can work harder for the country." Chris Power (@2112Power) of @HadrianInc at Hill & Valley Forum 2026 (@HillValleyForum) cc @macbohannon

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@timsoret Simpler, board normally and then launch 1-2 sections right before the train passes and unhook the back cars at each stop. Whole train is a FIFO queue, people have time to board slowly and slowly walk backward to their stop
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Colin Grabow
Colin Grabow@cpgrabow·
Many people recognize that the Jones Act is a very bad law that inflicts considerable harm on the US. So why is it so impervious to change? Let's take a deep dive, starting with an overview and then getting into the nitty-gritty of JA influence ops. (warning: *very* long 🧵)
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Charlie Wu
Charlie Wu@charliewu·
Farm to table? More like stem to stomach The time from a fruit being picked to when it enters your stomach is the Foremost measure of fruit freshness
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amos hebb🚎@AmosHebb·
@roman_koshchei @chris_dalke visual is geogessr, photo -> location, often “photo taken looking down from a drone to hashed satellite photos”. inertial is things like accelerometers and gyroscopes -> location, often “gyroscopes into kalman filter”
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Roman@roman_koshchei·
@chris_dalke Can explain the difference here? I might have also be interested in it, but I don't know much about it
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Chris Dalke
Chris Dalke@chris_dalke·
> new gps-denied nav startup launches > ask if it's an INS or a visual nav system > they don't understand > explain the difference > they laugh and say "it's a good nav solution" > look at the data > it's VPS
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amos hebb🚎@AmosHebb·
@EricDLombardi the art deco water treatment plant, or even derelict structures just upstream of niagra falls, are glorious. Meanwhile uoft is unironically referring to an underground parking garage with sod on top as a once-in-a-generation “landmark” project
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Eric Lombardi (EricForOLP.ca) 🇨🇦🚀
Like in building this, did anyone in the city really think that we could leave a cultural institution that future residents would think as beautiful 100 years from Now? Mostly cheap execution and a lot of money spent!
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Eric Lombardi (EricForOLP.ca) 🇨🇦🚀
I think St. Lawrence Market is a great example of Toronto’s civic and institutional cultural decline. St. Lawrence Market North, which we spent nearly $150M building, literally looks like a prison concourse. At least you can see St. Lawrence south built 100yr+ ago!
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Eric Lombardi (EricForOLP.ca) 🇨🇦🚀@EricDLombardi

In many ways, one of the most under-discussed symbols of western decline is the loss of cultural spirit in our bureaucracies (and in many businesses in our private sector). Toronto may be one of the best examples.

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Flavio Volpe, C.M.
Flavio Volpe, C.M.@FlavioVolpe1·
Project Arrow, @APMACanada’s groundbreaking all-🇨🇦 prototype concept vehicle is at @hannover_messe in Germany this week. Our COO Lauren Tedesco & team presented it to 🇩🇪 Chancellor @Bundeskanzler. He asked “when will it will go into production?”. ‘We are building a fleet!’ 🇨🇦
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amos hebb🚎@AmosHebb·
@kareem_carr this a bad visualization though. It should be a % of census numbers or some other expectation. At least log it or label the last three or sth? The noise among the 40m cols is not interesting. The last three bins are the most interesting, this rounds them to zero px. unhelpful
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Dr Kareem Carr
Dr Kareem Carr@kareem_carr·
Took one for the team and made a histogram of the Elon social security data. Not sure why his data scientists are just giving him raw tables like that.
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amos hebb🚎@AmosHebb·
@cgarciae88 my grandmother. it’s the new tab screen as the result of some weird virus, she types in “google”, then from google types in one of “gmail” or “facebook”.
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Cristian Garcia
Cristian Garcia@cgarciae88·
the real question is... who even uses yahoo? (also, big L for reddit here)
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amos hebb🚎@AmosHebb·
@surelyagerbil @littmath Wait quant funds? I agree, but that's a perfect example of universities out-researching a whole industry. The last big innovation was a math dept spinout that dunked on everybody so hard they're all RenTech knockoffs now. The innovation that obsoletes RenTech won't be from a fund
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Gerbil
Gerbil@surelyagerbil·
There are actually more functional institutions. However, they are mostly highly specialized and completely ill suited (and often have little interest) in this type of venture. I don't see quant funds taking on 99% of University research... That said, if someone proposed a serious idea, I'd listen.
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@aidangomez The military just closed an 'ITQ' for a 500,000,000 CAD health record system. They required an insane "integrator with a half dozen subcontractors who 5 years ago billed 20M+ at least twice". Their plan (before 'managed expectations') is to have a web portal in 6 years. Wild.
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amos hebb🚎@AmosHebb·
“no no no, if the box can’t close I don’t want the fish to get the smell of the durian” - 20hr roadtrip prep
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amos hebb🚎@AmosHebb·
the 4th most painful bit of trying to use Julia are the amount of abandonware. somebody has forked convex.jl and just pasted the entire CVX documentation into a README in a "CVX.jl" github and then abandoned it a decade ago
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amos hebb🚎@AmosHebb·
world expert on cities “For example in Canada in Edmonton close to Toronto”… Ah yes, while not as close as Toronto exurbs like Denver and Miami, but certainly closer than say, Paris or the moon
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amos hebb🚎@AmosHebb·
@JustinTrudeau @cohere Love that we’re taking swings, but what about supporting startups as well? They just raised 750m in a series D, dumping 200m into that pot won’t change much. I feel like one hundred $2m bets on founders may result in a couple coheres. let’s do both
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Justin Trudeau
Justin Trudeau@JustinTrudeau·
Canada is a leader in AI because of companies like @Cohere. We are working with Cohere to build a cutting-edge AI data centre here at home — essential infrastructure for powering AI.
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@CharlotteDuLan The CDO is an RA. You sit (sleep) in the dorm closest to the meal hall, people bang on the door if toilets are backing up, you jot down ambulance rides in a book, in the morning you go wake up whoever is supposed to have reported to put up the flags.
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amos hebb🚎@AmosHebb·
@CharlotteDuLan each sqn has 3 flights, each flight has 3 sections. In practice only the 1st year flight during FYOP is special/has much 'command', afterward most everything happens at the SQN level. CSLs and CSCs are not strongly linked to year other than the 1st year flight.
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amos hebb🚎@AmosHebb·
@joshgans This is satellite vs satellite though, in this case “closer satellites are closer” isn’t particularly surprising
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Joshua Gans
Joshua Gans@joshgans·
Well that can’t be the case. I was told 15 years ago by the top network engineers that it was theoretically impossible for wireless to be better than wired internet.
Sawyer Merritt@SawyerMerritt

NEWS: A new report by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) found that @Starlink delivers significantly faster data speeds and lower latency compared to Australia's National Broadband Network (NBN) Sky Muster satellite service. Here were the results: Starlink: • Peak download speed: 470 Mbps • Peak upload speed: 74 Mbps • Average latency: 29.8 milliseconds • Average download speed: 192 Mbps • Average download speed during busy hours (7pm-11pm): 165.5 Mbps • Average upload speed: 28.6 Mbps NBN Sky Muster: • Maximum download speed: 111 Mbps • Maximum upload speed: 22 Mbps • Average latency: 664.9 milliseconds • Average download speed: 83.2% of maximum plan speeds • Average upload speed: 112.6% of plan speeds • Average upload speed during busy hours: 102.6% of plan speeds

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amos hebb🚎@AmosHebb·
@CouchMicroscopy it’s too vague to answer. where are you now? do you need a “how to install, what is a dict?” course? or “my custom python handles <100TB of fastas but I need help distributing” course? probably something in the middle.
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