@0xZamunda @DCinvestor they’re beating your ass in the comments big dog
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James Halldon
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James Halldon
@jameshalldon
founder @hellohalldon | performative male final boss
NYC เข้าร่วม Ağustos 2013
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Who would have thought. After 4 years of total admiration for @DCinvestor , a thought leader of this space, a man known for his deep insights on almost everything, a true collector and a man of principles, it turned out that he is just one more jew-hating fucking moron. Sad
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@somewheresy image and video generation is going to replace them too
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@banditxbt Don’t know what you’re using to make the 3D models but this is worth taking a look at
Tencent HY@TencentHunyuan
Meet Tencent HY 3D Studio 1.2 👋 With this major upgrade to our 3D creation pipeline, you can generate assets with sculpt-level detail and fine-grained interactive control. Starting today, the studio is officially open for Public Beta — no application required. Tencent HY 3D Studio 1.2 introduces a suite of features built for creative precision, including: 🧩 PartGen 1.5: High-Precision Component Partitioning — 1536³ Resolution: Boosted from 1024³ for crystal-clear model splitting and ultra-fine detail retention. — Fine-Grained Interaction: Introducing intuitive, brush-based control for precise, manual component editing. — Shape Adherence: Drastically improved geometry integrity for even the most intricate objects. 🎨 Tencent HY 3D 3.1: Sculpt-Level Detail — Enhanced Geometry: Fine-grained details that adapt perfectly to stylized inputs.. — Texture Fidelity: A massive leap in color accuracy and texture fidelity, reflecting your original input with stunning realism. — 8-View Control: Expanded from 4 to 8 input views for ultimate reconstruction accuracy. ✨We’re so excited to see what you create! Try it now: 3d.hunyuan.tencent.com/studio
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James Halldon รีทวีตแล้ว
Everyone thinking the new @AnthropicAI updates to Claude make @openclaw obsolete is not using their agent properly…
GIF
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@0xCygaar Claude doesn’t give me an excuse to wear a lobster hat
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What are the main reasons to keep using OpenClaw with all these features that Claude is shipping?
Thariq@trq212
We just released Claude Code channels, which allows you to control your Claude Code session through select MCPs, starting with Telegram and Discord. Use this to message Claude Code directly from your phone.
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currently installing an exhibition with some new work that is almost impossible to document.
wish me luck
(made by printing directly onto laptop screen polarising filters)
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this was the guy doing the audits
Karun Kaushik@karunkaushik_
when you step into the office and your founding AI engineer is on his 3rd all nighter this team never stops shipping
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James Halldon รีทวีตแล้ว
Sorry it took so long but it was really hard to design a protocol that got you guys out of poverty.
But we did it. See you April 2.
Pixie Chess@PixieChess
Pixie Chess launches April 2. Chess is History.
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James Halldon รีทวีตแล้ว
Me starting all my merch convos with “however, I will NOT make ugly shit”
annika💒@femaleweezerfan
we need an art hoe led taste consulting agency for tech guys with no drip. or this could be the premise for a makeover show like What not to wear
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Just arrived in NYC. Who should I meet to chat peptides?
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@ycinnewyork @The74 doesn’t account for overlap, unfortunately math isn’t your strong suit
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There are 1400 school buildings in NYC. School zones are about 3-block radius (0.16 sq miles) which means 224 sq miles of streets will be affected. NYC is ~300 sq miles. So 75% of NYC streets will covered by the 15mph law!
Map credit: @The74
Andrew Fine@AFineBlogger
@ycinnewyork How far from the school does the zone reach? If it's a quarter mile, it's much of the city.
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Hosting a dinner in NYC on March 24th for top tech talent with "outsider" backgrounds based in NYC. Shoot me a dm if you want in.
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@trishaepan @Plumferno @metacinderella acetaminophen lowers pain signaling, aspirin reduces inflammation(NSAID), the caffeine boosts the priors + acts a cerebral vasoconstrictor + blocks adenosine
ngl this is just the formula for Excedrin, highly recommend
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Give me your migraine cures, I’m not talking advil, I want the weird shit that works but science cant explain, bc what im doing is not working.
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@lzminsky look at him, that’s my quant
Notice anything about him? I’ll give you a hint, his name is Lauris
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you can literally write down a general equilibrium ICAPM around this and it just clears.
endogenous startup supply, heterogeneous fund tiers as agents, big funds with better category signal, and my favorite part, a non-pecuniary social cachet return as a preference parameter
the core insight is that every tier of the capital stack is pricing recursively off the tier above it. Merton’s ICAPM but the consumption-portfolio problem cascades down the venture stack instead of across asset classes.
so when Arian talks about small funds acting as “feeders,” that’s hedging demand. you stay in a category because the continuation value of being positioned there is highest
the single state variable everyone downstream is hedging against is big fund category conviction. when that rotates, everything below it reprices overnight.
cramming everyone into SF collapses monitoring costs and strips out information asymmetry, which makes the hedge tractable enough to actually act on. state variables again
and all that burned seed capital is the system charges a risk premium for resolving who the category winner is.
people look at this and see dysfunction or status games. but when returns are power-law and information is both extreme asymmetry and sequentially revealed, you need a mechanism that eliminates candidates in rounds to converge on a price. market clearing basically
arian ghashghai@arian_ghashghai
I generally bemoan the reality that Bay Area (and increasingly global) startup culture is devolving into an MBA-ified zero-sum tournament (akin to the law school/firm example Peter Thiel talks about in Zero to One), both for founders and VC participants The anatomy of the tournament: > VC firms (big firms carrying more weight) "request" startups in areas that are highly likely to have a highly valuable ($10B+) winner in the future > Upstream, many small seed funds that act as feeders to big firms begin investing in these areas (to serve their purpose as feeders -> show markups to LPs) > As much of this capital is in the Bay Area, it's easier to track the tournament by encouraging geographical concentration of the tournament participants (e.g. "you must be in SF if you're building AI apps"). Something like a VC-sanctioned hackerhouse is the extreme form of this > Syndicates of small seed funds will back the first wave of teams to stay in the business (the unfunded are eliminated, on to the next tournament) > Teams continue to get eliminated, with capital concentrating into fewer and fewer companies. > Ultimately, a handful survive. Big firms plow money into these tournament finalists to kingmake them as the category winners (ton of seed fund capital burned btw as collateral damage to enable the winners for the big firms to choose from) imo almost all the moves you see in mainstream Bay Area venture cater to the facilitation of this tournament. The technical "MBA" type (i.e. those that can build but are inherently interested in social cachet) is typically the one that participates (as "winning" in the tournament i.e. raising big fundraising rounds) generates social cachet (akin to getting into a good law school, or landing a shiny consulting job in a prior era).
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there’s a guy on my timeline i feel bad for because nobody interacts with his tweets.
every now and then i’ll notice one, check back later, and it’s gone. like he quietly deleted it after realizing nobody engaged with it.
today i decided i should be his only supporter and turn on notifications for him so at least one person likes his tweets.
i pulled up his profile and the edit profile button popped up.
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@jameshalldon @JackBauerAD @YeOldeYank Yes. They all have bad effects, some worse than others, and should not be treated as glibly as this.
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@jameshalldon @JackBauerAD @YeOldeYank Right, because the person in that house is “wealthy”. It’s not sensible in the slightest, but lazy socialists never met a tax they did not like.
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