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@5amoljen What preparation? Either you have the knowledge and experience or you don't. Did you know what questions they would ask and studied them? It works for school but how does that work for job interviews?

Fun fact: before my final DeepMind interview, I didn’t sleep. I did an all nighter preparing then did the interview at 10am. I got the offer

@steipete @NicolasZu EmDash is a dead giveaway.

@NicolasZu very likely

This guy emailed me asking for a *token session refund* because his claw made mistakes. 🙃

@aibytekat Did you make up the story about this being your CTOs notion workspace? Or did you make this up yourself?

I ACCIDENTALLY OPENED MY CTO'S PERSONAL NOTION WORKSPACE AND NOW I UNDERSTAND WHY HE SHIPS 5X FASTER THAN THE REST OF US. He is 48. I am 26. He manages 3 products and never works past 5 PM. I work 10 hours a day and barely clear my Jira board. In his workspace, one specific document explained everything: Most people panic when the workload scales. They work longer hours, burn out, and eventually drop the ball. High performers do not manage time. They manage boundaries. The document was a list of strict operating rules. Here are 18 systems you can steal.

@TheRealPerPer @aiedge_ @grok Don't be lazy. Just read it.

@aiedge_ @grok summarize the key takeaways from this article

@aiedge_ How many job opportunities you have been offered by posting on X about AI or sharing your projects on Github?

@andreafare @k1rallik Except they're just LLMs. It's not actually testing anything. They're both humans. They don't have human emotions or motivations or eccentricities or weaknesses or strengths or anything.

@k1rallik the potential for simulating alternative ways to run governments and test bodies of law are incredible

@diwan_jrd @k1rallik Character AI already does that

@k1rallik What if we make agents based on the wikipedia,📕written& rest internet data so that each agent has a history, story, all the achievements, etc. and for multiple persona, like all the politician and then run the simulation. E.g. Agent Trump, Agent Obama, Agent Biden, Agent Elon🤡

@k1rallik Using 1,000 LLMs to analyze a document sounds like a monumental waste of compute. They're no more human than any LLM is human no matter what personalities (prompts) you assign them. There's a point of diminishing returns. These aren't humans.

@sachinyadav699 He's "simulating" humans but they're only as human as a typical LLM is human...i.e. not human at all.

$0 funding. a 20 year old spent 10 days building with AI. - now he can simulate 1000+ digital humans reacting to real world news. - we’re entering the era where one obsessed builder can create systems that used to require entire labs

@DevvMandal @ClementDelangue @markov__ai How will you use computer use videos only to train an AI to do something it there is no corresponding log data so it knows what's actually happening? Also, computer use requires intent and planning. This may be good at helping generate videos of a computer screen but idk if more.

Today, we're launching the world's largest open-source dataset of computer-use recordings. 10,000+ hours across Salesforce, Blender, Photoshop and more, to automate the next level of white-collar work. Link in the comments :) @markov__ai

@206mph @shekhu04 Give me some examples.

@shekhu04 Build something that solves a daily problem you currently have. If you have the problem, most likely you're not alone. If you don't have any problems, consider yourself lucky. In that case, build something that can streamline what others have built. Like BASF, build it better.

Every idea feels taken Every API already exists Every SaaS has 12 competitors So what do we even build now????

@shekhu04 @Siggim How do you do that?

@Siggim Opportunities appear once you start listening to real users

@Lonbaker @JonhernandezIA The government will have to be the one that ensures prosperity is distributed fairly and not all kept with the top .01%.

@JonhernandezIA All I hear is if prosperity and agency rise, people become less dependent on governments. Also, where will Bernie and Co grift and create division?

📁 Bernie Sanders, U.S. senator, says total automation raises a deeper question than technology. If machines do all the work, how do we live? Who pays for public services? And what gives life meaning if work disappears?

@JonhernandezIA The most important question isn't "what do we do if everything is done by AI" The most important question is, if no humans are needed to work, how do we force the top 1% (who own the means to production) to distribute all of the wealth to everyone?

@heygurisingh I always simply used Google Colab for running GPU intensive tasks.

Holy shit... Google just killed the "I don't have a GPU" excuse forever. Google Colab now runs directly inside VS Code. Free T4 GPU. Your local files. Google's servers. Here's everything you need to know: 👇

@esseremercedes @rohanpaul_ai If you were ordered to open fire on innocent people would you do it?

@rohanpaul_ai This guy has no idea how real military even works. No soldier within an intact chain of command never refuses any illegal order. That’s not how any army works for fuck sake.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei: Human soldiers who follow established military norms and can refuse illegal orders. But "what if you have an army of 10 mn drones instead of 10 mn human soldiers?" The drones lack the intrinsic moral agency of human troops.

@theshednotes @svpino But learning to drive manual before automatic is also completely unnecessary. So are you saying math by hand is completely unnecessary?

@svpino Understanding the math by hand is like learning to drive manual before automatic. You might not need it daily, but you understand what the machine is actually doing. That understanding changes everything.

Don't let your brain become yogurt because of AI. Exercise your mind. Think. Learn AI by hand. These workbooks will teach you the fundamental building blocks of deep learning: • Matrix multiplication • Dot product • Activations • Linear layers • Gradients And every single thing you need to understand deep learning from first principles. The Matrix Multiplication book is a beautiful, 254-page workbook that covers every imaginable detail of matrices. No computers. You only need the book and a pencil.

@Microinteracti1 Depends on if I should be doing something else more productive.

99% of men would sit here all day and call it a great day. What about you?

@clawrence @saylordocs Or keep decent insurance

@saylordocs Note importantly, ensure you aren’t a financial burden on your children when you are on your old age. Which in many cases means hold on to your money because you might need very expensive long term care.

“Inheritance” is such a dumb idea Pass on your wealth while you’re alive Kids don’t need help when they’re 60 They need help when they’re 30, paying debt, buying a house, & having kids

@rohanpaul_ai AI cannot *reliably* automate most white collar jobs yet.

Anthropic researcher: Even if all AI progress stops now & algorithms don’t improve, current models already can automate most white-collar jobs within 5 years. Manual task-feeding to AI model is already more economically viable than human labor.