Chirasmita Mallick

@RichardSSutton wrote "The Bitter Lesson" in 2019. Silicon Valley read it and scaled LLMs to the moon. Sutton says they got it wrong. 🧵

Por aca te dejo 6 repos de AI Agents que están creciendo rápido en github 1. agency-agents Agencia de IA completa con 232 sub-agentes especializados en 16 áreas (frontend, Reddit, copywriting, etc.). Se instala con un solo script en Claude Code y otras herramientas. github.com/msitarzewski/a… 2. codebase-memory-mcp Convierte todo tu codebase en un knowledge graph ultra rápido. Soporta 158 lenguajes, reduce tokens más del 99% y responde en milisegundos. github.com/DeusData/codeb… 3. OpenMontage Convierte tu agente de coding en un estudio completo de producción de videos. Planificación, guion, assets, edición y renderizado con solo prompts en lenguaje natural. github.com/calesthio/Open… 4. Agent-Reach Dale “ojos” a tu agente para navegar internet. Lee y busca en X, Reddit, YouTube, GitHub y más. Todo gratis combinando herramientas públicas (sin pagar APIs). github.com/Panniantong/Ag… 5. orca Gestiona y ejecuta múltiples agentes de coding en paralelo. Disponible en desktop y móvil, usando tu propia suscripción. Ideal para trabajar con flotas de agentes. github.com/stablyai/orca 6. OmniRoute Gateway gratuito que une 237 proveedores de IA (90+ gratis) en un solo endpoint. Reduce el consumo de tokens hasta un 95%. Perfecto para Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc. github.com/diegosouzapw/O…

5/ LLMs might be the fossil fuels of AI. Powerful. Transformative. But bounded by the exhaustibility of human data. The next paradigm will learn from experience. Not from us.

4/ The bitter lesson isn't "throw compute at it." It's: build systems that can *discover* — not systems that contain what we've already discovered.

@RichardSSutton wrote "The Bitter Lesson" in 2019. Silicon Valley read it and scaled LLMs to the moon. Sutton says they got it wrong. 🧵

The Eval Illusion: Why Your AI Benchmarks Are Lying To You Just finished listening to Ilya Sutskever phenomenal deep dive with Dwarkesh Patel, and the core message is a wake-up call for every AI leader.🙏

Watching Geoffrey Hinton's on stage feels so personal. 🫶A moment of deep pride and reflection. Watching Geoffrey Hinton win is not just a celebration of his monumental contributions to the field but a deeply personal inspiration for me. You are Legendary 📷 @geoffreyhinton

Introducing Pika 1.0, the idea-to-video platform that brings your creativity to life. Create and edit your videos with AI. Rolling out to new users on web and discord, starting today. Sign up at pika.art

Five years ago, I stumbled upon a transformative article by @sama that profoundly resonated with me. Since then, I've been an avid follower of his work in this insightful piece, 'The days are long but the decades are short' (blog.samaltman.com/the-days-are-l…)

There is only one moat. Execution. —@tanay_tandon

As long as you can still use phrases like "what you don't like," you still have the core of being a startup. Imagine Google or Apple being so candid.

ML/AI Practitioners , Time to level up ! Microsoft Cloud, Azure released new Azure AI services to empower ChatGPT users big time ! API access now available to GPT 3.5, CODEX, DALL.E2 OpenAI Microsoft azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/blog/gen…

Tweb3 Newsletter - 1st Edition, by @Tweb_3 tweb3.substack.com/p/tweb3-newsle…

Your ability to speak clearly is enhanced by reading (not listening) to books and by writing and journaling in complete sentences. Texting, voice dictation and audio books are wonderful but degrade articulation. Conversely, structured writing aids structured speech.

What are the most interesting, funny, and inspirational tech talks that have impacted you? Bonus points if it's 3/3. My personal benchmark for this is "Wat", so talks in that vein appreciated.

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