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@_buggles

AIxLifeSciences * better, longer lives

Portland, OR Katılım Mayıs 2020
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@tereza_tizkova There are many things that were created as proxies to make things easier for people that don't apply anymore because doing the more sophisticated or data-rich activity is trivial for AI.
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@clairejyz This is the coolest event put on by great people. Disappointed I won’t be able to make it
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@jessegenet How many more times will they extend the deadline before they just say it’s included
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@nikunj As a buyer it’s also incredibly impressive to see it when done well
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Nikunj Kothari@nikunj·
There’s nothing more humbling than outbound sales. Like any skill, it’s learnable. But man, when you see the really great ones do it, you can’t help but walk away a bit envious. Going to be even more important as time progresses!
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@derekmeegan Okay but not too much MECE thinking too often. Some stuff thrives in the nuances across buckets
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derek@derekmeegan·
randomly thought of the term MECE (mutually exclusive, collectively exhaustive) today and remembered how my old manager in consulting recommended this book to me when when i was an intern. unironically... was a really valuable read
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Inference becomes massive scale thin margin Moated data holds a premium Super Massive compute Models and those gated to the public (“too dangerous”) can charge a premium
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@zarazhangrui Trying to get this to run in realtime so it develops iterations before the meeting ends
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Zara Zhang
Zara Zhang@zarazhangrui·
Try "meeting transcript as PRD", it's amazing I discuss a feature's implementation with a colleague, send transcript to Codex, and it builds the prototype as we discussed. The meeting is the prompt
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@blakeandersonw The argument that subsidies are going away makes no sense. How could they raise prices when one of their competitors or open source with similar intelligence doesn’t
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I seem to have codex and chatgpt work, which are the same. and have lost all of my normal chatgpt...
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Matei Zaharia
Matei Zaharia@matei_zaharia·
Omnigent 0.5 is out including a native iOS app that’s more convenient for coding on mobile! You can connect it to your own Omnigent server and reach the same agents.
Omnigent@omnigent_ai

Omnigent 0.5.0 is Released! Highlights in this release: 📱 Omnigent for iOS apps.apple.com/us/app/omnigen… 🧩 Generic ACP harness 🔎 Command palette & richer search 🎨 More appearance & customization setting 💬 Message steering & queuing ☸️ Kubernetes deployment 🌐 Embedded browser Enjoy! Read more about this release: omnigent.ai/releases/0.5.0

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blake@_buggles·
remember codex?
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The ai engineering dependency on GitHub needs to break
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@simonw Thinking of AI like people makes it easy to think about. It’s also a huge category error of the opportunity and way they work
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Simon Willison
Simon Willison@simonw·
The idea of "AI employees" feels so short-sighted to me - both disrespectful to humans and a complete misunderstanding of what these tools can do and how to best put them to work You may as well start adding Excel spreadsheets to your org chart
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erik@flowstated·
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Stanley Tang@stanleytang·
I have an insane magic trick that so far none of the models can figure out, including Mythos. It's a bullet-proof trick that I've shown to 100+ people, including magicians that couldn't figure it out. It's not anywhere on the internet. Only way to know it is through first principles reasoning. Told everyone I'll believe in AGI when it can crack this trick. Well... GPT 5.6 just did 😳
OpenAI@OpenAI

GPT-5.6 Sol, along with Terra and Luna, will launch publicly this Thursday. We’re expanding preview access globally now.

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@ankrgyl This is cool as hell. Finding diamonds in trace data is going to be the whole game in like 6 months
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Ankur Goyal
Ankur Goyal@ankrgyl·
This was one of the more fun projects we worked on. About a quarter ago, some of our customers started asking how to search for common english phrases in screenshots in their traces. I genuinely thought this would be impossible, but we kept digging until we figured it out 😅
Braintrust@braintrust

Phrase search breaks when every word is common but the exact sequence is rare. At 100TB+ of agent traces, queries time out and traditional databases fail. Brainstore uses shingled bloom filters, indexing trigrams instead of tokens. On a 290 GB dataset, 98.5% of segments were eliminated, and a correct response was returned after scanning only 4GB, instead of timing out after 100GB.

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