Luke Eure

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Luke Eure

@LukeEure

Immigration, Catholic, Progress Studies. https://t.co/5MkKrAH8sa

San Francisco, CA Katılım Aralık 2021

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·7 Tem

A single calendar year in 2025 “contains” more human life than a year in 100,000 BCE, simply because today’s population is thousands of times larger. The graphic divides history into ten equal “blocks” of experience: each block represents 170 billion people-years.

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·1d

I would have thought this would be obvious! If your name is on it, you are responsible for it. Same as when you manage a team of humans

Jason Crawford@jasoncrawford

This is the right approach IMO. What matters is quality of the output, not how it was generated. And authors should take full responsibility for what they put their name to

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·2d

@bznotes: as a kid my family ran a factory. When the machine had a problem, only one employee knew how to fix it. When that person quit the factory was quiet for a week. Having the right talent in place is not optional

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·2d

Top talent should be working on hard problems and good quests! @thejesonlee at @join_savant

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·3d

some top tier comedic talent at Thinky

swyx 🇸🇬 AIE Singapore!@swyx

I believe the kids call this "@thinkymachines just brutally framemogged gdm and oai". basically everyone's definition of "realtime" just got a massive frciking upgrade

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·4d

A bit of intuition on why critical talent matters more now vs other times in history

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Krish Ashok@krishashok·5d

Aged cheese exists because European peasants needed calories in winter. It’s a way to preserve a nutritionally complete food (milk) when plant sources of food are scarce. The idea is to concentrate nutrients 10x, reduce water, and store for months. India, on the other hand, had year-round milking and no winter to speak of

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·8 May

These companies are nothing but collections of smart people, jammed together and made to work on hard problems together Incredibly proud that Lighthouse supports 20%+ of the companies on this list in getting the world's best talent

Deedy@deedydas

The Ultimate List of Artificial Intelligence "Neolabs": May 2026. A Neolab is a pre-revenue scale startup working on long-term AI breakthroughs, usually with a $1B+ valuation. There are now 63 of them!

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·8 May

Neural nets think in shapes, and it turns out the shapes are very colorful and pretty

Goodfire@GoodfireAI

Neural networks might speak English, but they think in shapes. Understanding their rich *neural geometry* is key to understanding how they work – and to debugging and controlling them with precision. Starting today, we’re releasing a series of posts on this research agenda. 🧵

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·7 May

@CharlieGLusaka @Nerland87 @notanastronomer @jgdubya @helen_dempster A good move!!

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Charlie Goldsmith@CharlieGLusaka·7 May

@Nerland87 @LukeEure @notanastronomer @jgdubya @helen_dempster interesting and relevant news from Kenya Medical Training College about language training

NDUGU@DanielKimorop

KMTC just quietly made one of the most strategic decisions for its graduates. KMTC has officially introduced foreign language training across its campuses — French, German, Arabic and Amharic are now being taught as part of the college's international employability strategy.

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·7 May

Sounds like the US should focus more on talent maxxing to crush these bottlenecks

Nina Schick@NinaDSchick

Can confirm from Texas: the ‘blue collar’ talent bottleneck to serve all the AI infrastructure, hardware and ‘build’ is massive.

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·6 May

@CharlieGLusaka @Nerland87 @notanastronomer @malengo @jhaushofer @gamblingondev @helen_dempster @THETlinks @CofEWinchester @aefeinfo @_deutscheschule I would imagine this is the type of thing where if you crack a first customer, the second becomes much much easier. Just amplifying the channel at that point

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·6 May

@CharlieGLusaka @Nerland87 @notanastronomer @malengo @jhaushofer @gamblingondev @helen_dempster @THETlinks @CofEWinchester @aefeinfo @_deutscheschule Very much agreed here! Building linkages with specific large employers very important. By having those conversations with people making the hiring decisions, you'll understand what the bottlenecks are in e.g., midwifery or nursing

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·4 May

Labor migration only works when the moving workers are globally competitive. Not “competitive for someone willing to be generous,” but competitive in an actual labor market where the employer has other options.

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·6 May

@akib_kn Hahaha I watched the first third or so of Aparajito over the weekend but unfortunately didn't get a chance to finish it, so the visuals will be lost on me :/ my loss

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Akib Khan@akib_kn·6 May

Have you caught up, @LukeEure?

Lauren Gilbert@notanastronomer

tomorrow. @charlesjkenny

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·4 May

@Nerland87 Yes very good point. My points relate to businesses being built within a given policy regime. There is of course lots of high impact work to be done in improving the policies themselves! Something @CharlieGLusaka knows a thing or two about

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Richard Nerland@Nerland87·4 May

@LukeEure This is correct for the most popular types of migration, which is what makes it my prime concern. I would note that there should always be a market clearing wage and new businesses will form if policies are changed to utilize those workers. Ie fruit harvest, au pair

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·1 May

@Kirsten3531 @eric_is_weird @notanastronomer @BaumanJd would be closest to this for Christians in general! Nobody that I know of is GMing the Catholic Church specifically

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Kirsten@Kirsten3531·1 May

@eric_is_weird @notanastronomer @LukeEure I don't know! I haven't heard much but, like EAs working in politics, not hearing much doesn't mean nobody's trying it

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Eric Gilliam@eric_is_weird·1 May

Is there a GM of EA-pilling the Catholic Church? Growing up, people took a lot of direction on where to donate money from the priest, and what he brought to our attention. It was often (likely inefficient) efforts in the developing world. Seems worth doing. Great distribution!

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·1 May

Perhaps the first piece of art made out of discarded plastic that I have liked

DaVinci@BiancoDavinci

Glowing Giant Fish Made of Discarded Plastic Bottles, Playa de Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro.

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·30 Nis

@Geiger_Capital @bobwebberlawyer @johnloeber

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Geiger Capital@Geiger_Capital·29 Nis

If you just put your entire portfolio into $GOOGL last April and then sat on the beach, you'd be up +155% in one year… You stupid idiot.

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·30 Nis

@akib_kn Lottery selection rates are what we saw from our customers, and match what we’ve heard anecdotally from others in the industry

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Akib Khan@akib_kn·29 Nis

@LukeEure Fascinating. Q: What's the source for the post-reform application/lottery outcome data? (I must have missed it. If so, apologies.)

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Luke Eure@LukeEure·20 Nis

Credit where credit is due: Trump’s changes to the H-1B this year were, on net, pretty good

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@bznotes @thejesonlee @join_savant @CharlieGLusaka @Nerland87 @notanastronomer @jgdubya @helen_dempster