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βUse the paid versions of Claude, Chat GPT. Use the $20 a month versions. Again, the versions that are on the free plans are like a year behind.β
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βUse the paid versions of Claude, Chat GPT. Use the $20 a month versions. Again, the versions that are on the free plans are like a year behind.β
βfor our first company Octomatic we wrote everything in small talkβ
βI'll link up to the official article down below this video. So, you can go and check out a lot of the demos.β
βCheck out Hostinger at the link in the description and use my code Mattwolf to save even more money.β
β# Itβs time to become an ML engineerβ
βAnd I'm sure Thomas read the book Range right?β
βYou can try it at chat.quinn.ai.β
βHere my friend Jens Eisert and I assess the current status and the challenges ahead.β
βBoston has always had the research talent and the companies, now it's getting a proper tech week to match.β
βThe easiest way to use it is to go to gemini.google.com. google.com. Click the little create an image button...β
βSo, if you're constantly taking notes, saving articles, or researching things for work or personal projects, then this is worth checking out... check out this guide also for free at the link in the deβ¦β
βNew Bank, I understand. Um they use a lot of I mean you know super successful fintech company in in LATAM and I I understand they use a lot of closureβ
βI bought a a PHP book, in fact, and I read it. Um, and then I started writing PHP and just all downhill after that.β
βhi this is Chris Dixon this is a 16z podcast today we're gonna talk about aetherium and we have the co-founder of aetherium Vitalik boo Taryn and we had also have Fred aresome who's the co-founder of β¦β
βif you look at projects like swarm golem if he reaiiy mutation market yeah a true bit and in a few others they're all based off of this principle there's also more kind of complex stuff that has to doβ¦β
βif you look at projects like swarm golem if he reaiiy mutation market yeah a true bit and in a few others they're all based off of this principle there's also more kind of complex stuff that has to doβ¦β
βyou can try it over at app.quiver.ai and they give you 20 credits.β
βI'll be speaking at Imagine AI Live coming up next week, May 28th through 30th in Las Vegas.β
βMike Hearn built one of the more sophisticated applications of Bitcoin I thought lighthouse I think it was called and it was sort of a crowdfunding app and it he told me it took him you know he's a suβ¦β
βnow it's now a counter-argument right would be that this is the sort of layer two idea that in Bitcoin you could build these applications at a higher level in the stack and these things like lightningβ¦β
βFor papers, prefer the arXiv link.β
βMy project at OpenAI, for example, was within the scope of the Universe project, on an agent that was using keyboard and mouse to operate web pages.β
βThe paper that blew my mind was InstructGPT, because it pointed out that you can take the pretrained model, which is autocomplete, and if you just fine-tune it on text that looks like conversations, tβ¦β
βUm, from a consumer standpoint, I use ChadByt heavily.β
βI had this enjoyable conversation with Antonella Navarro, host of The Quantum Revolution podcast.β
βif you look at projects like swarm golem if he reaiiy mutation market yeah a true bit and in a few others they're all based off of this principle there's also more kind of complex stuff that has to doβ¦β
βone example of this is that there was a few papers came out of Cornell over the last few months like one of them was they published this after good financial cryptography 2016 workshop that they were β¦β
βjust looking at like you know the reddit forums or theoria man our Bitcoin that the our aetherium community seems I would describe it as much more of a computer science developer community whereas theβ¦β
βI would say is very similar to let's say how the Linux community approaches things which is you need to build new features you need to rapidly fix things you need to make changes like you need to stayβ¦β
βspecifically what happened here is there was a decision to fork after the Dow which was a large decentralized application with a couple hundred million dollars in it was found to have a software bug aβ¦β
βone example of this and who knows if this project will actually work or not is steam which is a decentralized news and social network and the model is instead of having a centralized company sort of cβ¦β
βDeepSeek v3.2 just came out and I saw that they have sparse attention as an example, and this is one way to have very, very long context windows.β
βmy inspiration was actually a book that inspired me when I was an undergraduate called being digital by Nicholas degante who was wrote in the 90s he was the head of media lab about where we were with β¦β
βI was one of those people, you know, who started after watching the Queen's Gambit.β
β# Directory Snapshots: Resumable project state for Sandboxes _Blog post by Modal Labs_ https://modal.com/blog/directory-snapshots-resumable-project-state-for-sandboxesβ
βRunway Chooses Modal to Power Real-Time Inference for Runway Charactersβ
βRunway Chooses Modal to Power Real-Time Inference for Runway Charactersβ
βHow Doppel eliminated ML infrastructure tax with Modalβ
βHis podcast is called be better off show and he basically interviews all kinds of highly successful people.β
β# Ask Me Anything (AMA) Sessions _Blog post by Shane Parrish_β
βMaybe an example from one of my repos that I think illustrates it well is called micrograd. I don't know if you're familiar with this.β
βNanochat, which you briefly mentioned, is a capstone project of LLM101N, which is a class that I'm building.β
βvery excited about the upgrade GaussGym provides for environments for training locomotion capabilitiesβ
βA former Senate staff member recently told my friend Dexter Filkins, an incredible reporter at the New Yorker this, the last socialist systems in the world are Cuba and the Pentagon.β
βIn this paper, we address this by introducing adaptive canonicalization, a general framework in which the canonicalization depends both on the input and the network. Specifically, we present the adaptβ¦β
βThe quantum virtual machine can be deployed in one minute from a colab notebook where you can program your quantum circuit colab notebooks are super user-friendly and packed with great features for quβ¦β
βYou have to read the bestselling New York Times bestselling novel, The Art of the Deal. It's on sale on Amazon right now.β
βDylan is the CEO of SemiAnalysis.β
βInferenceX, an open-source model that searches all the optimal points on inference for a variety of different chips and models.β
βmy colleagues um you know Carl orich and Christian turt who literally wrote the book on innovation their graduate students and and another professor wrote had 200 of the MBA students uh in their classβ¦β
βSo things like Gemini, VO, imagine uh etc.β
βI hope you do pip install uh circ and if you do so you'll get the latest and greatest version and we look forward always to getting feedback from you about cirqueβ
βThe code is available at https://github.com/H-EmbodVis/NUMINA.β
βCode and models will be released at https://xiaobenli00.github.io/ETCH-X/.β
βIt's been exciting to use your model inside Slack with our new Slackbot.β
βToday we're discussing your book, Inventing the Renaissance.β
βThis episode is brought to you by Visible. When your phone plans as good as visible, you've got to tell your people. It's the ultimate wireless hack to save money and still get great coverage and a reβ¦β
βLeveraging recent advancements in multi-modal LLMs, we propose SLEDGE: Step-by-step LayEred Design GEnerator to model each update to a design as an atomic, layered change over its previous state, whilβ¦β
βThis paper introduces Physics-Informed Extreme Learning Machines (PIELMs) as fast alternative to PINNs for solving both forward and inverse problems in financial PDEs.β
βNew course: Efficient Inference with SGLang: Text and Image Generation... Join and learn to make LLM inference faster and more cost-efficient at scale!β
β# JEPA as a Neural Tokenizer: Learning Robust Speech Representations with Density Adaptive Attentionβ
βWe also updated tensorflow quantum with some new features adding for example matrix product state circuit simulationβ
βIf you go to 3b1b.co/talent what you'll find is a set of companies that have two things in common.β
βSo if you haven't tried, uh, give the new Gemini Flash latest and Gemini Flashlight latest models, uh, a shot. They're pretty good.β
βOkay, this was a narration of an essay that I also released on my blog at dwarcash.com. You should sign up there for my newsletter for future essays like this.β
βNow with Netswuite by Oracle, you can put AI to work for your company safely and with confidence. Netswuite is the number one AI cloud enterprise resource planning software or ERP and it's already truβ¦β
βAlex Becker is another great example of this.β
βSo I'm a big fan of Comfy UI and nodebased interfaces in general >> and that is complex and it's complex but it's also it's very robust and you can do a lot of things and so you know after we releasedβ¦β
βDeepagents deploy helps you do that, easilyβ
βWe discuss this, along with the other implications of this research, in our blog: https://www.anthropic.com/research/automated-alignment-researchersβ
βUm I'm sure you've had it's it's been insane. And it's so funny like I now half of my X feed is these really heavy Nano Banana users in Japan who have created like Chrome extensions called there's oneβ¦β
βThe terminal-to-html tool should include a checkbox for if the created Gist should be private, and it should default to checkedβ
βThe book you recommend on your website, The Renaissance in Italy, I keep forgetting the name of the author. Italian names are tough. Guido Ruggiero. In some part, he has this question: Look, in Italy,β¦β
βLangSmith's new Insights Agentβ
βMulti-turn Evals in LangSmithβ
βThere's a brilliant analysis in Anton Matytsin's book, The Specter of Skepticism in the Age of Enlightenment. He has a great description from the notes of a raid on a clandestine bookshop.β
βFor the full study, see here: https://alignment.anthropic.com/2026/automated-w2s-researcher/β
β# How to prompt Veo 3.1β
βRead the full letter here: https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.09520v1β
βProject Genie: Experimenting with infinite, interactive worldsβ
βGreenblatt's book, The Swerve, which credits a lot of change to the materialist science that this poem articulates. There's a much more complex story, which you know is told in my book, which refers tβ¦β
βThere's this book, The Clockwork Universe by Edward Dolnick, which covers a lot of this era of history we're talking about.β
βPrincipia Mathematica was published in 1687.β
βThe three options right now for you and it's different in Europe because I know there's limitations but that's Claude 3 Opus that gp4 which you can also get access to for free in a limited form througβ¦β
βweird thing to put in print https://www.upi.com/Archives/1986/10/13/Forbes-ranks-Walton-as-richest-American-for-second-year/4151529560000/β
βI'll just say I am one of those 30 million users. I've used the Perplexity Voice Assistant and it's just such a great product.β
βOne takeaway I had from reading and watching your stuff on the cosmic distance ladderβ¦ By the way, I highly recommend people watch your series with 3Blue1Brown on the cosmic distance ladder.β
βHis full walkthrough is linked in the description.β
βThere's still one up about backdoored LLMs that even Jane Street doesn't know how to solve. You can find it at janestreet.com/dwarkesh.β
βWe address this challenge by unifying calibration with computation, granting the quantum error correction process a dual role: its error detection events are not only used to correct the logical quantβ¦β
βthe president signing the u stablecoin bill into law which was the the genius act. Um and I I think that I'll just tell you what we see is like the positive consequences of that law have been even bigβ¦β
βLabelbox can get you rubrics tailored to your domain, helping you systematically measure and shape how your models think. Learn more at labelbox.com/dwarkesh.β
βTo address these issues, we introduce STARC-9 (STAnford coloRectal Cancer), a large-scale dataset for multi-class tissue classification.β
βThe dataset was built using a novel framework, DeepCluster++, designed to ensure intra-class diversity and reduce manual curation.β
βReplicate is joining Cloudflareβ
βWe hope that the simplicity and theory-friendly ecosystem offered by LeJEPA will reestablish self-supervised pre-training as a core pillar of AI researchβ
βWe hope that the simplicity and theory-friendly ecosystem offered by LeJEPA will reestablish self-supervised pre-training as a core pillar of AI research (GitHub repo)β
βToday on the show, we're joined by Aiden Gomez, co-founder and CEO of Coher. He is a Google Brain alum and the co-author of the famous paper, Attention Is All You Need. Coher is building an enterpriseβ¦β
βA few weeks ago, so early October as we're recording this, you launched a new course on deep learning called I think just a Asian AI and it's a phenomenal course by the way for the entire NearJ communβ¦β
βSo my friend Kirsty Tan and I at AI Inspire, we chat with large businesses a lot and even though people see the potential for AIββ ββ and believe in the potential, identifying the most strategically impβ¦β