design / technology / generalist
Joined January 2012
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gonna try this one out, they cooked so hard with this
Introducing Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2, designed to tackle the most daunting technical challenges.
They’re capable collaborators on ambitious projects in many fields, and show improvements in areas like coding, reasoning, and vision.
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Designed a simple bento of things you can do with @NestExchange on @Enter_Elysium from day one
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this is an IQ + EQ test in disguise
I completely agree with this take.
“Jensen may or may not step down, but dealing with family matters is going to take a tremendous amount of energy. In an industry this competitive, a CEO’s attention and energy are scarce resources. The more energy Jensen puts into dealing with things at home, the less bandwidth he’ll have to set strategy, execute on it, and navigate the competitive landscape.”
I think NVIDIA will take a hit one way or another.
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X such a cool place for ideas
my vocal synth models the vocal tract as a network of branching acoustic tubes, unlike vocaloid which stitches together and pitch-shifts phoneme recordings. still working on improving naturalness by tuning it against recordings of real singers, but I'm already impressed at how cool it sounds!
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social media is super effective at promoting consumption
there has to be a better way to promote creation
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sideways on @NestExchange solves this
I expect most MTF traders to struggle over the next few months.
Why? Because as liquidity dries up, it gets harder for any asset to have a sustained move.
In other words, even if you take a trade that’s directionally correct, you’re unlikely to be rewarded with meaningful follow-through.
Let’s say you think AI names are oversold and go long. You might be right and catch a big bounce next week. But that bounce isn’t going to be the start of a new trend - it’s just reversion that you probably want to sell into.
The easiest markets for most traders are trending ones, because you can trade with tight invalidations and still catch extended moves.
Near term I think we get the opposite: high day-to-day volatility so stops have to be wide, but week to week it's mostly chop and grind.
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the skill does what it does, but im afraid we are optimizing for the wrong outcome (imo)
Our OSS skills just got a huge refresh
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Made a visual explainer to help onboard more @NestExchange citizens
almost hacked the same way.
supposedly i'll have an interview with NK today, but they couldn't fooled my ass and got binance instead hahahaha
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wondering if it's related to this xitter.gq/schattenfeuerr/status/…
Beware of a massive scam campaign going on in the Web3 hiring market - I've only come across one so-called "company" posting jobs, but there could potentially be more of them
So, let's start digging into @saifuro_finance (PLEASE VERIFY and don't interact with them)
They have a lot of vacancies on their careers page and a lot of jobs listings across almost every Web3 job aggregator: web3[.]career, CryptoJobsList and many more - with decent salaries and a wide variety of positions.
Ithelia Dias - their CEO (absolutely zero info on him on the web)
@Ed_Wynand - is listed as their CTO (severe signs of mass-following everyone on X) + AI-slop responses to other accounts (even ones posting in Chinese, which doesn't seem to confuse them - potentially multilingual person I guess) - zero public track of working anywhere else
Each Telegram account posted in their company's "About" section is linked to the others - they send gifts to each other, all their profile pictures were uploaded within the last two months, and their last-seen times are almost identical - likely all operated by the same person
In their job listings, they stress that they will never ask for money during the interview process - and I can almost guarantee they will scam you in some other way
After applying, you receive an email asking you to contact their CTO on Telegram - wtf?? Likely an attempt to bypass potential spam reports
Whether it's a campaign to collect private data or target people with crypto stealing scripts during interviews, it looks like a well-prepared, polished, ongoing scam that no-one is writing about
All of them are anonymous, with zero track record and zero info about the company having raised money - and they're spamming every job board with posts that they are hiring.
I'm sure everyone who moderates these platforms should address this issue - job boards shouldn't be a way for scammers to spread their fraud campaigns.
cc: @CryptoJobsList @Web3Career
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it dawned on me that i have a hard time shitposting because of my pfp
being goofey prob helps so will be changing soon
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My timeline is filled with build build build posts
But I don't want to build, I want to enjoy life
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Recently I stopped asking AI for "summaries" of things I haven't read or heard.
It's very similar to bookmarking an article, everybody does it and forget about it immediately.
For some reason, reading a summary of things makes me feel hollow. I no longer control or able to keep track of my work, so I stop myself from asking for summary and try to digest content more.
If thinking and digesting is like controlling a ship, I think it's important to steer the ship yourself, otherwise a ship with rocket still lead to nowhere because you never defined a destination to begin with. Asking the ship to choose one is definitely not it either.
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tbh i never think about what i should call myself
im a designer. i like to design things. its the closest thing to problem solving. i want to define a goals and tackle challenges, or someone define the goals and i'll help finding ways to solve it
but thats not useful to talk about when you look for a job. think people prefer a title so they could fit you in a slot. in reality, it's like a chef role - they expect you to cook the menu they already have, but you can play with ingredients to make even better dishes. that's out of the requirements but it's certainly valuable
however, being a generalist has its place imo. flexible people like me makes the most impact in lean startups, where cost is a hard restraint and one is expected to juggle between many projects. if you join an established org, usually they expect you to do exactly as told in the JD, so more maintenance work and less batshit crazy ideas
either way, choose wisely and you shall find yourself in the best environment possible
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