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Building a village in Playa Venao with @noun142 Core contributor @nounsdao

Playa Venao, Panama Katılım Kasım 2009
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Elad Mallel ⌐◨-◨
Elad Mallel ⌐◨-◨@eladmallel·
@yoavr עוד רגע מירי רגב מכניסה נהיגה אוטונומית לישראל נכון? 🙈
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Reem Sherman
Reem Sherman@ReemSherman·
הייתה לי הזכות לארח את ד״ר יונתן כהן, ה-CTO של חברת קוונטום מאשינס, שמנסה להכניס את הטכנולוגיה המהפכנית שלה אל תוך שוק הדאטא סנטרים הרותח. דיברנו על התחום בכלל ועל הגשר שהם מנסים לבנות בין מחשוב קוונטי לקלאסי. youtube.com/watch?v=KPy_b_…
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Matan Hakimi
Matan Hakimi@matanhakimi·
קופסת סרדינים עולה 13 שקלים הנה מה שיש בתוכה: יותר אומגה 3 מתוסף ב-120 ש"ח (כאן האומגה 3 נשארת בתוך הדג, ולא מתחמצנת על המדף) 375% מהצריכה היומית של ויטמין B12 (אף צמח על פני כדור הארץ לא מספק אפילו מעט מזה) שליש מהצריכה היומית של ויטמין D (יותר ממה שתקבלו בשעות במשרד ממוזג) 74% מהצריכה היומית של סלניום (מינרל שחצי מהאוכלוסייה סובלת מחסור בו) סידן ישירות מהעצמות (ללא מוצרי חלב מעובדים שבכלל לא מכניסים לכם סידן לגוף) 25 גרם של חלבון מלא (כל חומצות האמינו קיימות) כספית ברמה מזערית מדף התוספים בפארם מוכר לכם את אותה קופסת סרדינים – אבל בחלקים כמוסה של שמן הדגים טבלייה של ויטמין D, קופסה של סלניום... לפחות 200 ש״ח על הכל, וכמחצית מזה כבר מתחמצן עוד לפני שהגעתם הביתה. או הקופסה. 13 שקלים. חיה שלמה, כשהכל נמצא בדיוק במקום הנכון. ונספג כמו שצריך ממשיכים לספר לכם ש"סופר-פוד" חייב להיות אקזוטי ויקר והנה, הדבר האמיתי מחכה לכם על המדף בסופר
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Eli Rousso
Eli Rousso@elirousso·
⚪️ New App: Slate — a voice journal built on one rule: nothing leaves your phone. 100% Apple, top to bottom. Transcription by SpeechAnalyzer on device. Reflection by the 3 billion parameter Apple Intelligence model on the Neural Engine. Storage in SwiftData. Swift 6, SwiftUI, Liquid Glass. Zero third-party code in the binary. There's no account. No analytics. No tracking. No third party SDKs. No network calls. The app is private because there is nothing to collect. Turn on airplane mode and everything still works. There's no server. You speak your mind and slate writes it down. It notices patterns and reads your week back to you in a summary every Sunday. The local model is an observer. It never replies or advises or comforts. When it has nothing real to say, it says nothing.
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Elad Mallel ⌐◨-◨@eladmallel·
You can love Nolan and still think the Odyssey wasn't great
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Iftach Bar
Iftach Bar@barnashon·
אני עובד על משהו חדש, ומתרגש כמו שלא התרגשתי הרבה זמן. לוקח את כל הדברים הטובים מרייזאפ ולומד מהאתגרים הקשים במיוחד: ✅ קונסיומר - גם הפעם נשרת משתמשי קצה, זה אמנם קשה, אבל אני טוב בזה מאוד, ולמדתי את זה הלוך וחזור ברייזאפ ❌ גלובלי ולא לוקאלי - ברייזאפ התחלנו בישראל, היה קשה להתרחב לעולם, צריך להתמודד עם רגולציה ודאטא שונה לכל שוק. הפעם - מוצר שיעבוד בכל העולם מההתחלה ✅ שוק ענק - ברייזאפ תקפנו בעיה כללית מאוד, הפעם זה נכון באותה מידה, בשילוב עם הגלובליות זה שוק מפחיד ❌ בעיה ברורה והצעת ערך ברורה - ברייזאפ חינכנו שוק, זה היה קשה. הפעם הבעיה והפתרון הרבה יותר ברורים, אפשר להסביר את זה במשפט ✅ יש mote טכנולוגי - גם בעידן ה ai, זה לא יהיה קל לעשות מה שאנחנו עומדים לעשות, ואנחנו מומחים בתחום ✅ דומיין שמרגש אותי - גם ברייזאפ וגם פה, אני סופר מתרגש מלהתעסק בתחום הזה ברמה יומיומית ✅ בניית brand - למדתי איך לעשות את זה ברייזאפ ואנחנו הולכים לבנות brand עולמי בשוק שרוב המתחרים בו מתחרים על פיצ׳רים וזה ייצור mote גדול לחברה ✅ שותפים טובים - היתה לי שותפות מדהימה ברייזאפ. השותף החדש שלי זה מישהו לרוץ איתו למרחקים ארוכים מאוד ואני ממש שמח על השותפות הזו ❌ מגיע הרבה יותר מנוסה - זה מדהים כמה למדתי ב 8 שנים האלה ברייזאפ וכמה מהר אנחנו בונים את הביזנס קייס כדי לוודא שהדבר הזה ישים, מלחקור את התחרות וה landscape, לנצל את ה network בצורה אפקטיבית, לעשות ואלידציה מהירה, לזהות את הסיכונים המרכזיים, לחקור את השוק, פשוט מדהים איך הכל פי 10 יותר מהר אעדכן בפרטים בהמשך 💪
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Elad Mallel ⌐◨-◨
Elad Mallel ⌐◨-◨@eladmallel·
Like most recent movies, The Odyssey is whatever. I love movies that make me love the characters, to root for them or be sad with them, to FEEL. The Odyssey, like Oppenheimer, felt like an amalgamation of beautiful shots, with no emotional connection. Nolan can do so much better; Interstellar, Inception, his Batman trilogy, left me with a delightful bittersweet feeling afterwards, wanting to spend more time with the characters. The good old days were better in this sense at least.
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@levelsio@levelsio·
Okay I got the new V2 version of the 🎧 3M Worktunes Connect (construction worker headphones with Bluethooth audio) Me and @rameerez are religious believers that passive noise cancelling is superior to active noise cancelling Passive noise cancelling are construction worker headphones, the ones from 3M that you wear when you're drilling through concrete Active noise cancelling are the headphones you know from Bose, Sony, Apple etc. Active noise cancelling relies on listening to your surroundings, then very very very rapidly producing the same sound but in inverse, but there's a predictive element to it, which means the sound that remains the same all the time (like airplane engine noise) is very easy to remove, but random sounds like voices, people moving around, etc. are close to impossible to predict for your headphone Which results in the funny thing many of us experienced in a plane: with noise cancelling headphones you hear MORE people talking than less, because it cuts the engine sound, but not talking Another issue I have is I want to be able to use noise cancelling headphones without any music or sound, my expectation is they should be able to kill most sound and give me silence in a loud place, but they don't. Airpods Pro don't, Airpods Pro Max don't, Sony WH don't, Bose don't. They simply can't due to physics But passive noise cancelling like 3M headphones don't need to predict anything, they just have a thick seal to cut sounds with their superior material, and they've protected construction workers for 75+ years The problem was always these didn't have sound though, but recently 3M started producing ones first with FM radio (lol) and now Bluetooth called 3M WorkTunes The previous WorkTunes V1 were good but it was micro-USB and I wasn't able to charge it properly I think because I'd use a micro-USB male to USB-C female plug and anyway it either didn't work or its battery just sucked Also the sound wasn't great, it was good enough for podcasts, but too tinny for listening music for a long time This new version absolutely you can listen music, I'd say 80% there in sound quality if you compare it to Airpods Pro 3 They have USB-C and a 40-hour (!) battery life, which is again because they're not doing complex active noise cancelling They work so well that I was sitting in a loud cafe and someone came up to me after my iPhone alarm was ringing and I couldn't hear it They're also much cheaper than Sony/Apple/Bose, they're just $69!
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🎧 A few months ago my friend @rameerez brought those massive 3M construction headphones my dad would use while sawing things etc. but for working on his laptop while his gf would do calls. I wondered about the same thing. Because I've been consistently UNIMPRESSED by the noise cancelling on even the best NC headphones. My favorite ones are Sony WH's series, they're apparently one of the strongest noise cancelling in dB but to me I still hear everything, especially if I don't play any music on them. Same with Apple's Airpods, the noise cancellation is nice but it's still not dead silent. Construction headphones of course don't have electronic noise cancelling, their noise cancelling is old-fashioned, it's passive, and it works! It should work because millions of construction workers use them every day all over the world to not blast their ears out from loudness. So they should work for us right? I ordered the 3M construction headphones too and used them for a bit but then I missed listening podcasts and music. So I discovered 3M makes these with Bluetooth called: 3M WorkTunes Connect (not affiliated, not paid, just like the product) Now, big thing, when ordering them I knew the sound wouldn't be great. The predecessor of these were 3M headphones with an FM radio! So I was expecting FM quality audio. When I got them I was surprised, I'm NOT going to say the audio is great, but it's not bad either. It's by far good enough for listening podcasts, and pretty okay for listening music. It does sound a bit tinny. Again not GREAT, but it's better than I expected. And good enough for me when I'm working and want to focus. They're also way more comfortable than I expected. The regular 3M construction headphones feel quite tight around you ears, while these feels comfy. More comfy to me than the too loose Sony WH's. They're also cheap, about $95, so about 4x cheaper than Sony WH's. One thing that I checked is the dB reduction vs the electronic NC headphones, they seem to offer similar dB reductions, but in my experience that's just false, maybe cause the construction headphones are tighter but I literally hear nothing wearing them even when I'm not playing sound! The noise cancelling to me is easily 1.5x to 2x better than electronic NC headphones. It's so strong I can hear my blood flowing. Obviously they look quite rugged, but I feel that fits kinda with the time. Which guys wants to wear those girly Sony or Apple NC headphones when you can wear these manly 3M construction headphones? 😀

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Aaron Levie
Aaron Levie@levie·
Hosted a dinner last night with a group of IT leaders of large enterprises around agent adoption in the enterprise. Some quick notes: * Change management remains one of the biggest topics for driving workflow transformation. Still most processes need to be upgraded to modern operating models to work with agents, which is a mix of technology, data, and human process change. Lots of emphasis on getting data (structured and unstructured) into a setup that can work with agents properly. * IT teams are finding increasing success embedding full engineers into the business functions (essentially internal FDE) that go and implement agents into the internal workflows. There’s so much technical work to be done to make agents successful, that they can accelerate months or quarters of failed experiments by having someone technical in the workflow early. * Consensus that the tech function is becoming more important than ever. It’s clear that the business could only expect automation to affect a minority of the business before (e.g. ERP) but now it can impact all of knowledge work. This means IT is becoming a more central role to the workflows across the company. * Workflows are cross functional, and getting agents to work cross functionally is a complicated data modeling and permissions issue. Single users don’t have access to this. Which means you need to have agentic systems take on their own roles and have their own privileges, which is non-trivial given agents can’t keep things secure on their own. * Huge variance in budgets between coding work and the rest of knowledge work. Some companies had a $1,000 a month budget for developers, and others had much higher amounts (like $5,000) that were merely triggers to notify the team vs. block them. Far smaller budgets for non-coding work at the moment. * More companies are building their own multimodel systems for routing workloads by task to frontier and lower cost models. Lots of energy around open weights models, but still more in experimentation instead of at scale usage (some companies can’t due to perceived Chinese issue). * Clear sense that all enterprise software must be headless in the future. Relief that they don’t need to train employees on hundreds of different apps. However, clear frustration with the traditional vendors that don’t play extremely nice (technically or cost wise) with agents in a headless fashion. Huge warning for existing software vendors. * Mythos or mythos level-models are finding more and more sophsiticated security risks. The chaining together of vulnerabilities is what’s novel right now, and companies are coming up with long backlogs of what they need to go patch quickly. Even more discussed, but just a few of the hottest topics.
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Elad Mallel ⌐◨-◨@eladmallel·
in case you were wondering, Hermes by @NousResearch and @openclaw are not yet ready for human* usage * humans who do not want a part time job as their agent's IT person
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Elad Mallel ⌐◨-◨@eladmallel·
@NousResearch guys this product does not really work. I would love to talk to you if you would like to help me have a working setup and learn from my agony trying to use your hosted service
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Nous Research
Nous Research@NousResearch·
Hermes Agent is now in the Cloud! Setup couldn't be simpler: pick a model and a server size. Two clicks and 60 seconds later, your agent is live. Running a team? Spin up agents for everyone at your org with granular access controls and unified billing, all from Nous Portal.
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Mitchell Hashimoto
Mitchell Hashimoto@mitchellh·
Useful discovery of the day: it seems that frontier models are trained enough on my couple decades of open source work that I can just say "write a commit message in mitchellh style" without any further skills and it does pretty much the right thing. 😜
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Alex Stamos
Alex Stamos@alexstamos·
A lot to unpack here. Anthropic is burying some hard truths in careful political language. Some initial reads: 1) Anthropic verifies that none of the jailbreaks provided a capability beyond what many other models, including Chinese models, could do.
Anthropic@AnthropicAI

Claude Fable 5 will be available again globally tomorrow. After a series of productive conversations with the US government, we're redeploying the model with a new set of classifiers to target and block more cybersecurity tasks. In the near term, some routine tasks like coding and debugging will fall back to Opus 4.8. We’ll continue to refine these classifiers over the coming weeks to reduce false positives and better distinguish genuine misuse from legitimate requests. We’ve also begun drafting a consensus framework—with Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and other Glasswing partners—for assessing the severity of AI jailbreaks and how AI developers should respond to them. We invite other industry partners and model providers to join us in this effort. Finally, we’re scaling up our collaboration with the US government on model testing and safeguards. This will include pre-release access to models and safeguards for evaluation, information sharing on jailbreaks and misuse, and dedicated resources for joint research. Thank you to our users for your patience, and to our partners across the government, industry, and the research community who worked alongside us to make Fable 5 available again. Read our full blog: anthropic.com/news/redeployi…

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