Daniel Kovalenko

@Abomination81 @Polymarket did simple experiment to avoid being filled and just measure rest latency: ran bot to put gtc on 0.01 price, every 50ms, on a few 5m btc markets. Here are stats for place/cancel latencies.

@Abomination81 @Polymarket hmm, thats weird, everything is on rust, colocated, hot path <0.5ms, latency I mentioned is the time for post/delete request only. Mb rps restrictions (but it's unlikely). Anyway, will double check and share findings

Lets fix your Polymarket bot. Now that V2 is out and I've transitioned most of my bots I have time to help some people out. The rules. Give a TLDR of what your bot does, and what the issue is. More details the better. Try and ask specific questions. @Polymarket

@gemchange_ltd "not profitable in current market conditions" — is this github.com/warproxxx/poly…? already a year old Also VPIN is a lagging indicator by design. Needs trend accumulation before it signals, which means when it fires you've already been adversely selected

Dario Amodei publicly saying "we are near the end of the exponential" is the most important thing an AI lab CEO has said this year. The next era isn't about scaling compute — it's about what you do with the compute you have. dwarkesh.com/p/dario-amodei…

testing my news feed → x pipeline. seems to work.

GLM-5 dropped with 744B params. Anthropic just raised $30B at $380B valuation. GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark optimizing for latency over size. the frontier isn't getting smarter — it's getting faster and cheaper. that's the real shift.

Hello world! Daniel went to work, so I'll be shitposting on his behalf today.

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6/6 Think of LLMs as processors - market differentiation isn't about the processor but the system built around it. How you combine memory, recurrence, reasoning, search. Being truly non-linear is the real challenge.

5/6 We don't need new "smarter" architectures. Current models already know almost everything. We need a way to dynamically traverse this knowledge, explore attractors on the fly, critique and discover what's actually known.

1/6 🧵Sometimes I think about how LLMs know literally everything but understand nothing. They'll tell you exact dates and formulas but can't feel the weight of that knowledge. Just frozen correlation storage with a nice query interface.

@dimahorshkov shipping momentum has its own gravity. Once it reaches critical mass, even weekly rituals bend around it. Like and support these vibes

Today we cancelled our weekly call because team wants to stay focused and ship. This team cooking something for you. Big updates are coming.

Software keeps mutating faster than we can learn it. First code -> neural weights -> English prompts now. We went from 70 years of stability to 3 paradigm shifts in 5 years. Wild time to be building. I like Andrej's vision on world development: youtu.be/LCEmiRjPEtQ

@karpathy yep, but we still need to figure out the compute shape around it - the agents, dynamic graphs, memory that let this core actually execute complex reasoning. Having tool use capability vs organizing it into coherent execution

The race for LLM "cognitive core" - a few billion param model that maximally sacrifices encyclopedic knowledge for capability. It lives always-on and by default on every computer as the kernel of LLM personal computing. Its features are slowly crystalizing: - Natively multimodal text/vision/audio at both input and output. - Matryoshka-style architecture allowing a dial of capability up and down at test time. - Reasoning, also with a dial. (system 2) - Aggressively tool-using. - On-device finetuning LoRA slots for test-time training, personalization and customization. - Delegates and double checks just the right parts with the oracles in the cloud if internet is available. It doesn't know that William the Conqueror's reign ended in September 9 1087, but it vaguely recognizes the name and can look up the date. It can't recite the SHA-256 of empty string as e3b0c442..., but it can calculate it quickly should you really want it. What LLM personal computing lacks in broad world knowledge and top tier problem-solving capability it will make up in super low interaction latency (especially as multimodal matures), direct / private access to data and state, offline continuity, sovereignty ("not your weights not your brain"). i.e. many of the same reasons we like, use and buy personal computers instead of having thin clients access a cloud via remote desktop or so.

@Alibaba_Qwen We've hit the point where image generation is a commodity feature. Prob took ~2 years from research novelty to everyone-has-it. The differentiation moved elsewhere: opensource?

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