Shamus Rae
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Shamus Rae
@RaeShamus
CEO of https://t.co/HiVDrJsGw0. Passionate about AI, leveraging this revolution for good (Gini coefficient etc) All my own views
London, England Katılım Haziran 2012
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@premierleague Explain to those clubs who had point deductions what your thinking was re Chelsea - nothing against Chelsea just we need transparency and fairness
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@SophyRidgeSky Made worse by the fact that the current owners carved out a hold back in case of fines - so in effect the fine is an accounting piece around the acquisition proceeds so impacting previous owners. Whatever the rights and wrongs we need consistency, transparency and fairness
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Went on a bit of a rant on telly comparing how Chelsea & Sheffield Wednesday have been dealt with
#swfc
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@jawwwn_ Didn’t you have an investment from a client in the oil industry who then made you a default supplier? I might have that wrong but just asking
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Palantir CEO Alex Karp takes a shot at the circle-jerk of AI companies investing in each other:
“We have no intertwined economics. Palantir has direct relationships with our clients in defense, intel, and commercial.”
“We are not co-investing. We are not investing in commodity products.”
“These numbers are extraordinary because they’re fully organic.”
“The numbers are pure. The purity of the Palantir enterprise.”
“We are a thicc, dense culture.”
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@pmarca @Miles_Brundage @SebastienBubeck Honestly a great paper that everyone at the time should have read
#unicorn 🤣
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The 2023 “Sparks of Artificial General Intelligence” paper by Sébastien Bubeck @SebastienBubeck is aging very well.
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@LauraKirk12 I think taking Saka off was the right call - he lacked energy and had too many people on him. Madueke came on with energy and unpicked the low block.
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@jacob_posel Honestly I have pro plan and I am being forced to add $ to my account to keep it going. I must be doing something wrong as it keeps going for about 4 hours of coding and then dies
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A lot of people saying this is too expensive/eats too many tokens.
I pay for the Codex Pro Plan ($200/mo). I use GPT-5.4 on the Codex app.
I have agents running at least 12-14 hrs a day. Often multiple simultaneously.
I am yet to run out of tokens.
Jacob Posel@jacob_posel
Pro tip Enable Playwright in Codex or Claude Code, or the native browser in Cursor Tell the agent to check its work and keep iterating until completion It will go for hours, but removes the unnecessary back and forth Feels like magic
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@sciencegirl Goes to show you only need 200k neurones to play video games 🤣
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@SHouseBarcelona I stayed at Soho House Barcelona booked in for 3 nights. 2nd night was woken up by noise on club floor above and decided to only stay two nights - charged for three nights as I didn’t complain @ 5am instead of at 7am - you pay for days you don’t use - be warned
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@spencermorgan93 Worth note no that at this point in the last two seasons city and us have gained almost the same number of points with a difference of only two
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New Engineering blog: We tasked Opus 4.6 using agent teams to build a C compiler. Then we (mostly) walked away. Two weeks later, it worked on the Linux kernel.
Here's what it taught us about the future of autonomous software development.
Read more: anthropic.com/engineering/bu…
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@NinaDSchick Yep I was saying this in talks including with regulators and government, 4 years back. I’m not sure what needs to trigger a more strategic plan
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China’s mission is defined. It sees technology as the vehicle for reclaiming power.
The West, by contrast, has been distracted. Our brightest minds have too often been funneled into building trivial apps. Delivery services. Digital gimmicks. Social feeds.
Meanwhile, AI has the power to reshape prosperity, security, and freedom. That is what this moment demands. A strategic reimagining of democracy in the age of intelligence.
Because the greatest risk is not that AI overtakes us. It is that we fail to rise to the occasion.
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@taraAFCx Flown in from Lisbon - I go to all home games that I can - no excuses
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@LauraKirk12 Totally agree - Sunderland with their physicality showed Chelsea what to do and we had not a lot to say. We deserve to be champions but to do that we need to be able to win those games - especially with a man advantage
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@bindureddy Worth adding that @TomLeeTracker was talking about this on Compound and friends - invest in those that embrace ai deeply and not just on earnings calls
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@bindureddy Donald Sull describes it brilliantly as “active inertia” - meaning companies talk about the latest thing but fail to deliver due to all or the above
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The #1 reason Gen AI is failing in large companies is that they have NO CLUE how to apply AI
- They won't use SOTA models for "security" reasons
- some of them are on-prem dinosaurs
- They have data in legacy systems
- can't upgrade and adapt quickly
They end up trying some basic thing on a half-dead Llama fine-tune, and then declare AI is failing 🤷♀️
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@mustafasuleyman I hate to say it but you are implying that are consciousness isn’t illusionary- in reality you can’t prove that consciousness is not an illusion of a basic neural network
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SCAI deserves our immediate attention. AI development accelerates by the month, week, day. I write this to instill a sense of urgency and open up the conversation as soon as possible. So let's start - weigh in in the comments.
Full essay: mustafa-suleyman.ai/seemingly-cons…
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@RayDalio Also if we have an emerging grad under employment issue due to AI this will slowly start to undermine the entry level properties etc
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My view is that buying and holding real estate is not an effective investment strategy in our current economic environment, for a few reasons.
1) Real estate is more interest rate sensitive than it is inflation sensitive, so given our current circumstances it is likely to go down in real terms
2) It is a fixed asset that is easy to tax, which limits its impacts on your ability to diversify
3) Real estate is nailed down, so investing in it makes it more difficult to move money from one place to another
That’s my view, in a nutshell. I’m curious to hear if you agree.
#GovernmentDebt #debt #principles
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