Laurent Cetinsoy

Hello, I am an edtech founder and Machine learning independant trainer in Paris Building a plateform to learn with self-assessed exercices in STEM Been quite a long time bc was tough but would like to connect more again !

@oprydai Great book for that is networks, crowds and markets cs.cornell.edu/home/kleinber/…

study graph theory the entire universe runs on connections. neurons, roads, networks, friendships, computers, logistics, even ideas; all are graphs. graph theory is the math of relationships. it teaches you how things interact, not just what they are. you’ll start seeing everything as nodes and edges; and suddenly, complexity starts making sense. internet routing? graphs. social networks? graphs. neural networks? graphs. supply chains, power grids, ecosystems? all graphs. if you study graph theory deeply, you won’t just understand systems; you’ll see through them.

to close cursor it is actually faster to do : pkill cursor && pkill cursor than clicking on the cross on linux lol

If you are into tech and want to get news about what happens outside US / EU : restofworld.org Great news about tech and its impact on real people in the world. Great to bust your own bubble

nano banana infinite canvas progress: added a 3x3 grid editor that handles blends, lets you pick which tiles to update

@hthieblot Biotech is at least insane I guess

Difficulty Levels of Startups: Impossible: Robotics Insane: consumer hardware, consumer social Hard: Hardware Medium: marketplaces Easy: B2B SaaS

So many game and game design ideas in youtube.com/watch?v=kG3LWp… the "draw down your own mini map" as you explore a world is fun idea (10:53)

Everything is a vector

@plbiojout Je crée une communauté de hackers / builders sur paris nowledgeable.com/build-buddies Si vous avez envie de host nos meetups de temps en temps, dm :)

We're renting out 8 desks in our offices in Paris: super central (Haussmann), "founder mode" energy, kitchen, shower, professional studios in the office for video & podcast content. This is a private space so we can use it as we want. No boring coworking rules. Currently shared between 2 YC startups: @argildotai and @phospho_ai DM me if you want to get in

For builders in France (Paris atm) : nowledgeable.com/build-buddies

The first gathering of build buddies happened today and it was nice to meet and build with people sharing their projects and discussing ideas join build buddies

Builders and Hackers from all fields in France, join nowledgeable.com/build-buddies

I was tired of seeing so much events in SF for builders and so few in Paris. Launching build-buddies : nowledgeable.com/build-buddies Regular events for builders and hacker in tech and deep tech, starting in Paris Join !

@ThibautMelen @Xavier75 nowledgeable.com/build-buddies

@ThibautMelen @Xavier75 Justement, I was tired to see so much builder events in SV and nothing in Paris. I am building a community of builder in Paris, named build buddies And was planning to launch soon Like to get informed :)

Station F after 6 pm or on weekends is a ghost town. A handful of motivated entrepreneurs show up, but the rest? Subsidized startups and a PR facade. @Xavier75 has dropped by several times at night to check on the 42 crew and startups, he’s been disappointed to see so few people in @joinstationf . Culture matters

Do you think patents will be : - more important - less important In the upcoming world where copy cost will be so low ? tell why

@BenSyne @maharshii lastpartybeforeagi.com :D

@maharshii I asked my dad this question, his answer: “I guess we all go to raves?”

now that openai’s operator has been released i have a genuine question: if we are going to automate away everything with these “agents” then what will be left to do?

@maharshii clean the giant trash we made of the earth

New paper: We train LLMs on a particular behavior, e.g. always choosing risky options in economic decisions. They can *describe* their new behavior, despite no explicit mentions in the training data. So LLMs have a form of intuitive self-awareness 🧵

I have tested 20 excavators this week, here are the top five to build AI data-centers !

@getjonwithit The most baffling thing is AI researchers developing researching agents, lol They hate so much their job si they speed run destroying it Maybe it is due to the grants they need to write... Or just they have the same incentive as capitalism actually

The most depressing thing about AI hype and adoption is discovering just how many supposedly “technical” people I know genuinely just despise thinking, reading, writing, programming, proving theorems, etc., and will jump at the first possible opportunity to stop doing them.

Soon, everywhere in the US : "Join our three month bootcamp and learn how to build a data-center, job garanteed"