low-latency engineers are the only ones worth having now

Manual compute pricing is leaving millions on the table. So we built data center agents that price compute and energy for you, trained on a simulation we developed with @jsuarez5341 and Puffer, the fastest reinforcement learning framework in the world.

Software development just entered a new era. Today we're launching our Git Commit Marketplace, where only functioning solutions gets built and rewarded. Here's how it works: - Post a bounty with your test suite defining what the code must do - Lock escrow - Anyone can claim the

vegas take out restaurants not providing water on tap and charging $10/bottle is peak capitalism

“it’s okay for my company to fail - it’ll be a learning exp” makes you comfortable with a safety net have a fucking winning mindset

utilitarian view: short-term, humanoids win because our world is built for human-shaped agents. however, as robots integrate, the environment will slowly change to optimise productivity, allowing for higher DOFs, increased mobility, and new locomotive modes.

>be me >junior hedge fund analyst >MD wants "alternative assets" >assigns me Labubu futures on Kalshi >build 50-page deck on blind box variance >backtest smirk-to-price correlation >go long Pop Mart, short Labubu hype >perfect market neutral trade >release day: all commons

crazy how debt is more valuable than equity to companies

idealising a future state prevents you from taking arbitrary actions in the present

bet on people with contrarian views

"The next GPT will be unified into a single model"

1 year ago today I got raided by the fbi for building Polymarket cheers to free markets, the American dream, and $3000/hr lawyers

It's going to be very funny when LLMs plateau around 120 IQ and what we've created is just a digital guy, not a god.

“A Piece of Cloth” — $229.99. Typical Apple. https://t.co/k8Xzz25Gbf

saw GTA6 under technology recommendations on youtube 💀

Kimi-K2 apparently cost $4.6M to train but GPT-5 is obviously better

Ten thousand years of human commerce just became the beta version. v1.0 ships today. Introducing Arkhai, where intelligence meets agency.

neobanks don't make sense on public blockchains you can't see how much money is in your friend's Chase account DeFi accounts expose your balances and transactions - that's scary👻 → privacy should be a requirement, not an afterthought → we're building on @SeismicSys

imagine being proud of building a company that can fire employees w/o reason and still call it ‘a company working to make the world better’

Stop dedicating years to a company that can let you go in seconds. Build leverage.