Sabitlenmiş Tweet
We’re announcing something new today: Motif - music that moves with your yoga class.
Instead of static playlists, the music follows the structure and energy of a class and adapts on the fly.
English
Tero Parviainen
35.4K posts
Tero Parviainen
@teropa
One half of @ctpt_studio. Building music systems for wellbeing and movement.
Helsinki Katılım Mart 2008
6.2K Takip Edilen9.8K Takipçiler
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
I just played the music of Autechre on an acoustic guitar inside this cathedral in Portugal. It felt sacred.
English
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
Given how embarrassing this outage was for AWS (and every one of their customers), the least I’d expect is a *public* postmortem
AWS HATES making postmortems public, even for global service outages like this one would be considered (only 3 public postmortems the last 4 years!)
Amazon Web Services@awscloud
Typo alert: Some customers saw quadrillion-dollar AWS billing estimates today. Slight miscalculation on our end (very slight 😅). We're fixing it now. No action needed on your end. Sorry for the confusion. Real question: what will you do with those trillions instead?
English
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
the fable / sol summaries are getting more and more absurdly information-dense
1 in every 5 words is a novel compound word (ex: “rate-adjacent”) which itself is the model’s invented stand-in for a metaconcept that it developed that i need to interrogate it about
how to fix this?
English
@fingeringblacks @Corey_Yanofsky By your definition every micro-organism also “does insane math” by simply existing. It’s a wild category error to equate that with the ability to model the same.
English
@Corey_Yanofsky @teropa Assuming the guy is just making engagement bait statements for podcast because obviously he knows this
English
Terence Tao says evolution hasn't given us a "math center" in the brain, so different people repurpose different areas of the brain to solve math problems.
Which leads to different styles of learning and communication.
English
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
All of my undergraduate math relies on visual and tactile thinking. Visual helped me deal with shapes, colors added more dimensions. Tactile let me go add dimensions with textures. Once I saw and felt the concept, the procedure to setup and solve was obvious.
My first semester of graduate school was brutal as everything relied on verbal and procedural thinking. It was 6 months of relearning how to think about math until it clicked. Once it did, I would procedurally solve a problem or proof, then I would see it with all of the connections to the procedures.
It was a wild transition.
I had a brilliant classmate who was much better at math than me. We talked about how he solved problems and I learned he started with verbal and procedural at undergrad and never used visual thinking. He didn’t trust it for complex problems.
English
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
@NielsMayer @Kimi_Moonshot @qtproject @QUItCoding nice! yes i also use little skills backed by python scripts for local audio analysis stuff. comes in handy often
English
QME
audio-file-mcp-app can now render timeline annotations: the model can give the tool markers and spans, with optional colours and labels, that get rendered below the waveform.
I use it to show arrangement timelines. Helps make sense of what's going on in the audio.
English
christ, that was a rude fucking awakening this morning.
Amazon Web Services@awscloud
Typo alert: Some customers saw quadrillion-dollar AWS billing estimates today. Slight miscalculation on our end (very slight 😅). We're fixing it now. No action needed on your end. Sorry for the confusion. Real question: what will you do with those trillions instead?
English
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
Q: what part of your brain does math
A: yes
hbd terence tao 🎂
Tero Parviainen@teropa
Terence Tao says evolution hasn't given us a "math center" in the brain, so different people repurpose different areas of the brain to solve math problems. Which leads to different styles of learning and communication.
English
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
“Kimi is just distilled from Fable”
Meanwhile in other labs :
> Grok got caught stealing all user data
> OpenAI got caught stealing everything from Apple
> Anthropic stealing user data
> Cursor got caught stealing entire weight of Kimi-K2.5
> New US lab steals Kimi-K2.5 and call it synthetic data
English
meanwhile, the ask question tool with fable has been broken for weeks. good luck finding the status of the relevant issue.
English
the claude code issue tracker is the most cursed place on github. currently 11k open issues, mostly model slop
English
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
Tero Parviainen retweetledi
insane. they distilled american frontier models that haven't even been invented yet. damn chinese
Arena.ai@arena
Big news: Kimi-K3 by @Kimi_Moonshot is now #1 in the Frontend Code Arena with 1679 pts, surpassing Claude Fable 5. This is a 17-place jump from Kimi-k2.6 (#18 -> #1). In Frontend, Kimi-K3 ranked #1 in 6 of 7 domains: Brand & Marketing, Reference-Based Design, Data & Analytics, Consumer Product, Simulations, and Content Creation Tools, landing #2 only in Gaming behind Fable 5. The full model weights will be released by July 27. Congrats to the @Kimi_Moonshot team on this major milestone!
English