@tekbog I will keep an eye out for when you do, will bribe with Marabou for a spot
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Jimmy Flatting
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Jimmy Flatting
@foreversegfault
ml/devsecops engineer
Sweden Katılım Haziran 2011
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@foreversegfault haha we are not VC backed so until we hit good enough MRR can't hire
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HELM STORE AVAILABLE ON CLANKER CLOUD NOW
IF YOU USE KUBERNETES IN ANY WAY AND WANNA KEEP PROD RUNNING GET CLANKER CLOUD NOW
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@chaincraftstudi Sent a DM!
Stuff I've done in the past:
- Built fully fledged threat-detection platform for the XRP ledger
- Worked on risk and credit analysis on national level (central banking)
- Built end to end LLM chatbots including tooling for exploration of data lakes
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🚀 We're building an ambitious new web platform with plans to launch a utility token.
We're looking for passionate people who want to build something from the ground up:
📷 Full-Stack Developer
📷 UI Designer
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@tonychenAI @KleePay Sent a DM!
Stuff I've done in the past:
- Architected Kubernetes clusters for ML workload with Nvidia Enterprise
- Worked on risk and credit analysis on national level (central banking)
- Built end to end LLM chatbots including tooling for exploration of data lakes
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We're hiring at @KleePay.
We're building payment infrastructure for AI agents and looking for AI-native builders across engineering, product, growth, operations, and internships.
You don't need 10 years of experience, but you do need to move fast, learn fast, and figure things out without being told exactly what to do.
We care more about proof of work than credentials.
Competitive base salary + meaningful equity.
DM me your GitHub, X account, portfolio, side project, or anything you've built.
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@chadwahl @JackPrescottX Just watched the coffee cup on youtube and Im about to interview for Palantir FDSE here in Sweden, I hope I get to try out AIP during the process, would like too see how it handles secops around distributed systems!
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So wait until you see what Apollo has become. I am cooking up a demo and video for you all.
The idea is that infinitely more code is being generated, attack vectors and identifications are increasing at an exponential pace (see glasswinf, mythos, ChatGPT cyber), and the number of endpoints to deploy software has increased exponentially.
How do you manage this heterogeneous estate that just got exponentially more complex in all dimensions?
You need Ontology Primitives for Software Distribution through Apollo to help identify, remediate, patch, secure, rollback, and deploy in seconds and minutes, not weeks and months.
It is the power of Ontology + AIP + Apollo that is the magic here.
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$PLTR It’s no coincidence that Palantir is turning up the dial on their discussions about their Apollo product as of late.
Think about the widespread discussion and fear around Claude Mythos and all the zero day vulnerabilities it discovered across every major OS and web browser.
Now consider this description of Apollo’s capabilities from Palantir’s own AIP assist tool back in January 2025:
“Imagine Apollo as the "mission control" for software in a large organization. Just like how mission control in a space mission ensures that everything runs smoothly and safely, Apollo manages and automates the deployment of software across various environments.
Here's a simple analogy: Think of Apollo as a highly efficient and automated delivery service for software. It ensures that every software update or new application is delivered to the right place, at the right time, without any interruptions. This is crucial because, in large organizations, software needs to be updated frequently and must work seamlessly across different systems and locations.
Apollo is important because it allows organizations to deploy software updates with zero downtime, meaning that users can continue their work without any disruptions. It also ensures that all software components are running in a highly available and secure manner, which is essential for maintaining the integrity and performance of critical systems. By automating these processes, Apollo reduces the risk of human error and increases the efficiency of software operations, making it a vital tool for modern enterprises.”
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Apollo allows you to:
- Understand your software deployment landscape within hours
- Reliably deploy your software and manage releases
- Efficiently support your software
- Fortify compliance by making security the default
My take on this:
Something changed recently with Claude Mythos. Apollo is way more important all of a sudden… or at least now people will realize how important it always has been. I know what it does but at the same time I feel like I don’t know shit about what’s coming. It seems like Pili already cooked the solution to the threat of models like Mythos years ago.
What does that look like? Constant and rapid security updates being discovered by AI, checked by a human, and then autonomously and securely deployed by Apollo rapidly? And then all these companies will start paying Palantir for Apollo? That’s what I’m thinking. Or maybe Apollo will stay exclusive to users of Foundry, Gotham, etc. Guess we’ll be finding out more details soon..
Seems like it’s Apollo’s moment to shine.
Jack Prescott@JackPrescottX
Alex Karp just mentioned Apollo on CNBC. Apollo is Palantir’s must underrated product. Most investors don’t know about it. “There’s a product we use, Apollo, that’s actually very important. It’s highly technical”. But what is it? Here’s an explanation straight from AIP Assist: “Imagine Apollo as the "mission control" for software in a large organization. Just like how mission control in a space mission ensures that everything runs smoothly and safely, Apollo manages and automates the deployment of software across various environments. Here's a simple analogy: Think of Apollo as a highly efficient and automated delivery service for software. It ensures that every software update or new application is delivered to the right place, at the right time, without any interruptions. This is crucial because, in large organizations, software needs to be updated frequently and must work seamlessly across different systems and locations. Apollo is important because it allows organizations to deploy software updates with zero downtime, meaning that users can continue their work without any disruptions. It also ensures that all software components are running in a highly available and secure manner, which is essential for maintaining the integrity and performance of critical systems. By automating these processes, Apollo reduces the risk of human error and increases the efficiency of software operations, making it a vital tool for modern enterprises.” Apollo allows you to: - Understand your software deployment landscape within hours - Reliably deploy your software and manage releases - Efficiently support your software - Fortify compliance by making security the default Apollo is the “AI” for scaling complex software deployments. It truly is a differentiating factor for Palantir. Think about the importance of having all of your data integrated — having your software updates rolled out consistently across all devices is a critical factor. The speed at which Palantir is able to do this is important. $PLTR
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@hamptonism I love DeepSeek, used V3 early 2025 to demo HFT at work. And right now I'm using v4-pro/flash to write a math course for SWE's going the data/quant route.
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People are actually finally waking up to what made DeepSeek so great…
Luis Garicano 🇪🇺🇺🇦@lugaricano
It is astonishing how much Jane Street has become a tech/AI firm. This video shows their 4,032-GPU data center in Texas, and they have several. 3,500 employees, $16bn in trading revenue in Q1, $10bn net income. (Compare to Goldman: 46,000 employees, $5.6bn net income). The economics: when every decision is leveraged across billions of dollars of flow, a marginally better model is worth a fortune. Compute scales the judgement of a few exceptional people across a huge trading volume. In these superstar markets talent and GPUs are complements, not substitutes. (Chapter 4 in my forthcoming "Messy Jobs"!)
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@kevinxu Would have told him to download AfterHour, 40/40 spy+qqq and the rest swing trade whatever fun we find on there like $IREN right now
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@kevinxu Bought in yesterday, loaded up a few more shares today :P
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you: F*CK i should've listened to kevin this morning about $IREN
me: :P
Kevin Xu@kevinxu
you: hahahahahaha kevin got f*cked me: this is actually a bounce on the 44 support and if you missed $IREN yesterday, is the perfect entry right now
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@RobinhoodApp ISK accounts for Swedish citizens. Our primary brokers (Avanza/Nordnet) does not allow for partial shares or DRIP, a must for casual investors imo.
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@notch Cool idé! Var alltid ett fan av de gamla map-creator apparna från tex warcraft 3. Men med hela spel-motorn hade det vart ännu ballare!
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@tekbog Fixar! Skicka info så är en carepackage på g till dig imorgon bitti
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i miss my autistic friends from sweden
remind me to call them
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@mochi_byte0 so what you’re saying is if i stop showering, mochi fall in love with me?
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@BernardoFariaJJ I agree, same is true in Muay Thai! Atleast in my experience
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Jiu-Jitsu taught me to view the world with a realist’s eye; in Jiu-Jitsu, you can’t fake it.
Jiu-Jitsu is one of the most authentic experiences I’ve ever witnessed in my life. For example, there are many martial arts where the instructor acts more like an actor than anything else, and you never really know how skilled that person is. In Jiu-Jitsu, that doesn’t happen. At some point, we will shake hands and roll, and very quickly, we can see who is who. I don’t mean that you have to be crazy tough, but what I mean is, if you don’t know Jiu-Jitsu and you’re just pretending to know by demonstrating moves, we can easily identify this when we roll.
And in life, how many times do we meet people who pretend they know a lot? Unfortunately, there’s no way to ‘roll,’ but after Jiu-Jitsu, I’ve become a much more skeptical person because I always wonder, if this were Jiu-Jitsu, would this guy be as good as he claims?
Anyway, maybe I’m going off the deep end here, hehe, but these are just my thoughts for the day, and I truly believe in this: You can’t fake in Jiu-Jitsu. The truth appears very quickly.
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@foreversegfault ooooh that is very scary yes.. that sucks :/
I got mine 3 days after I turned 18 lol I hate it so much
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Good morning poors!!!
It is FRIYAY!!!!!!
It's been fun working on frontend stuff this week! Big thanks to everyone who helped me 🙇♀️
Today I'm going for a laser removal session. It hurts sooo much. I've had 4 and the ink is completely gone in some spots.
Do you have any tattoos? Any you regret?
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@hot_girl_spring Ooh, jättefin. Lär mig raserna nu när man ska skaffa en :3 - tänker att jag ska adoptera en från ett katthem vi har här :)
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