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βI would definitely like build something with AI and I would definitely like take advantage of the ability to see a new thing and build something that day rather than like put it into a quarterly plannβ¦β
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βI would definitely like build something with AI and I would definitely like take advantage of the ability to see a new thing and build something that day rather than like put it into a quarterly plannβ¦β
βagent+finance is underexplored. Interesting future direction!β
βwe were talking about constitutional AI and I think Jared said, "Oh, we're just gonna write a constitution for a language model and that'll change all of its behavior."β
βWhile your vocabulary and understanding develop, there are some shortcuts. Skills (as in https://t.co/egfC60tXum) magically augment your prompt and offer variety.β
βyeah you know um few things really really experiment with voice it is a completely different way of using tachu BT it is very it's never existed before it's like unlike anything else you will have triβ¦β
βUm but then you know chemistry is pretty good too.β
βRemember Jevons paradoxβ
βThe model council is like the greatest feature. Yeah. That they have. And what is really brilliant about it is you ask it a question sachs. It will go to all three different major models and you can pβ¦β
βA lot of people on my team were new to Rust and we decided to build a core harness in Rust. Thibault Sottiaux: And it's been really great seeing how quickly they can pick up a new language just by usiβ¦β
βI still try to advise everyone to learn one programming language, learn Python or something.β
βRead the skill pack.β
βIf you've never tried my PARA method before, I would really learn the method first through manual organization. Setting up PARA, especially for the first time, it [music] teaches you and it reveals thβ¦β
βUse the uv-tdd skill to build a hello world uvicorn app with no other dependenciesβ
βI can add a file here called agents.md. Yeah. And this file is actually a file that a bunch of coding agents support.β
βUm h the best science. Um well uh I mean when I was in school I was by far the most interested in physics and applied maths. Does applied maths still exist? >> Yeah. >> Okay, good. Um, so physically iβ¦β
βI was completely wrong about biology um it's it's so interesting um and it's kind of the original nanotechnology um and if you just look up um you know these little organels or you know these these kiβ¦β
βWe gotta do better as a field in 2026 and stop treating reproducibility and scientific discipline as second-class citizens.β
βWe added docs to explain this all at https://t.co/JaxLv4qSYS.β
βCoding an app is the new starting a podcast.β
βyou're talking through Chain of Thought and how it doesn't produce much novel insights andβ
βI did a TED talk on this called fear setting. You start to do fear setting around these fears. You defang them.β
βI'm not talking about esoteric things that don't have evidence. I'm talking about things like sauna. A Mediterranean [music] diet, extra virgin olive oil. These things have robust scientific evidence.β
βUh, I haven't really put it out there very much, honestly. I just I just uploaded it because I thought someone else might eventually stumble across it. > Man, that is the worst marketing job from one β¦β
βI think therapy can be amazing. Um I think you have to have the right therapist. Um and somebody who helps you sort of process and move through.β
βIf someone wanted to join you on your journey of learning how to learn better what kind of practical tools or Pathways would you give them to trod down that path meditation seems like an obvious oneβ
βTo build your own, create a file at .claude/skills/[name].mdβ
βThe web research skill replaces Claudeβs unreliable default web search (basically Google first-page results) with Tavily for higher-quality search and Firecrawl for clean markdown scraping.β
βThe fix is a user_prompt_submit hook that runs a lightweight script matching your message against skill keywords.β
βi've got a great free video that helps people do the math of real estate tom it's how to evaluate an investment property how to read the performa how i love the numbers in 30 minutes boom people just β¦β
βOur numerics show that the variance reduction relative to state-of-the-art (disjoint) grouping increases linearly with the problem size, suggesting that overlapped grouping methods can be a powerful sβ¦β
βjust make sure you follow my 10 commandments of successful investing which is a good kind of outline to make sure you don't make mistakes and you can find out about that at jasonhartman.com or on my pβ¦β
βMy favorite one right there is the binary RE. That's one of my... Let's ride to your top right. Agentic reverse engineering for ELF binaries. Wow. Yeah. So if you have any binary, you know,β
βI did, you know, I did the world one. Yeah. That was fun. That's an intense one. It was very intense. Yeah. I find that one to be very challenging. And just to let you know what it does, it's called oβ¦β
βI think way more people who are interested in entrepreneurship need to go spend a day walking around Walmartβ
βCongrats to my Stanford labmate Agrim for his new generative video work!β
βwhen it comes to emphasize skills on a res I know sometimes people have tables where they say here here literally my skills sometimes they self-rate themselves um uh question one is how do you recommeβ¦β
βI would recommend three minutes a dayβ
βand the arc challenge is one attempt to embody as many of these principles as possibleβ
βthis sounds very simple but it's actually an example of a huge class of quantum algorithms the hidden subgroup problems and the most famous one is sh's algorithm as many of you know this is where I'm β¦β
βif you've never made an AR effect before I really recommend it it's honestly the most empowering experience when thousands of people can use something that you've made but then they can put their own β¦β
βI call it kis kit patterns uh but what what what's more important is it's a way of thinking of an application and so what I think it's the time to move from like executing these Quantum circuits like β¦β
βWe argue that phi_first should be reported as a default low-cost baseline before invoking sampling-based uncertainty estimation.β
βI recommend I I recommend it. I I think you learn you once again you learn a lot of the underlying structure about why the world is the way that it is at least you know our our our part in the Westernβ¦β
β.xyz is the new .com. web3 is the new web2. You gotta leave the old and get with the new if you want to stay ahead in this businessβ
βThe Socratic method is essentially the practice of relentless questioning. Relentless questioning is something academics do all the time. It has been core to the progress of human intellect over the pβ¦β
βI recommend using TRC-20 for USDT. It's fast, and the fees are very low.β
βMy, my, my second is I think the most important. Skill to cultivate is, is a critical skill, a kind of critical thinking skill, right? Learning to be critical about the information you see.β
βI've been studying Soma breath work training and we did a sound healing as well in order to do a meditation to think about the future identity for βthe different Foundersβ
βI think if a person understands fundamental analysis uh which is my first bill of investing they're gonna have a better chance at getting a really solid company that produces AIβ
βI'm a huge fan of dividends and I'm a huge fan of option premium because it's cash flow so I really don't care what the fear gauge saysβ
βI want to sell very much more option premium than I buy... you can have passive income and most people will talk about dividends... but you have your options way of doing passive incomeβ
βBefore layer removal or merging, score both swap-KLs on the target checkpoint; the diagnostic requires only unlabeled forward passes.β
βJiu-Jitsu is like thatβ
βarcheries like that as well like when you're shooting a bow you have to is there's so many moving things and you're trying you have to think only of it and it cleans the mind it cleans the mindβ
βMDMA therapy for veterans yeah they should let MDMA through honestly that think that actually help a lot of people it would help a lot of people help a lot of peopleβ
βspecifically psilocybin iag the fact you have to go to Mexico to get ibaan therapy for veterans so many guys I've talked to have gone over there and it's like completely giving them a a clean slate reβ¦β
βuh well thanks for joining me no all thank you for having me let's talk about the four strands of the fabric of reality theory of epistemology evolution by natural selection quantum theory and computaβ¦β
βThe Andre Karpathy skills is a tool based on his set of principles for Claude Code. Somebody just released that. That's just pretty crazy when you think about it.β
βif you're looking to go to college Community College in California if you can get there that is a very good bet especially if you happen to live in uh California and can get like insay tuitionβ
βnon-traditional student programs at Harvard so I had the capacity like I had to SP spend I had two years left of college I had to spend a year on campusβ
βgo follow my list screw all the books that I write and all the all the I want to show um go follow my list because I've following 25,000 people in the AI Community alone plus you know everybody I haveβ¦β
βI just tell them like no look sit down for one full day or like a few days even better with a new AI tool. And if you just do that you're going to be better than almost everyone else and probably everβ¦β
βI think I think at the at a minimum you need to know how to like use a computer well. So what that means is like programming.β
βI think being able to code and like, you know, leverage the power of the computer, first and foremost, just the computer, leverage the computer to like help you run experiments, like script stuff, rigβ¦β
βthird if that's not enough you can make a GPT um people actually do this for a variety of reasons but in many cases if you have this prompt you're reusing all the time um make a GPT for yourself You dβ¦β
βschedule shape (cosine)β
βfor INT4 at 50M+ use wd33; for INT4 below 50M the schedule choice is in the noiseβ
βAll the dumb decisions that I've made in my life which have actually turned out to be good was because of this one regret minimization framework that I've heard from him. It's so good.β
βPractical recommendation: at sub-100M scale, tune the LR schedule once at FP16 and apply unchanged to INT8/INT6 QATβ
βI think that everybody should learn philosophy 101 which is basically logic and and philosophy 101 which is basically logic is the is the foundations of programming right so go learn thatβ
βplease learn algebra you know that that's how about linear algebra yeah I mean I I would push them until they get to calculus but but you know differential equationsβ
βthe fastest way to help somebody get a job right now if you know somebody in the market who's looking for a job the best thing you can do is say hey go download the AI tools and just start talking to β¦β
βthe only thing I ask them is that they put on captions when they're watching YouTube so it helps their reading they learn to read fast good tipβ
βthere's still more work to be done to scale AI modelsβ
βthe big benefit of meditation. It creates a small gap between your conscious observation self and your mind and that lets you then look at your thoughts and evaluate them a little bit like you would aβ¦β
βyou can even just do it through therapy, you can do it through journaling, you can do it any way you would like, you can just take long walks, you don't have to meditateβ
βwhat I did as I went and took improv classes... you have to act without a script and you have to be funny... I found that that's the most uncomfortable I have to think on my feetβ
βI I don't have um Facebook. I don't have Messenger. Okay. I I don't have a Facebook account and I I kind of recommend this.β
βif people haven't tried these tools then the best thing you can do for your career and for your friends and so on is to get your hands very dirtyβ
βHermes agent ships with this nifty /manim_video skill so I asked it to explain how a QMD query worksβ
βWe're lucky to have 10 years of cockroach reps in.β
βTool-Integrated Reasoning (TIR) has emerged as a promising paradigm that incorporates tool call and execution within the reasoning trajectory.β
βTo overcome these limitations, We introduce Adaptive Tool Trust Calibration (ATTC), a novel framework that guides the model to adaptively choose to trust or ignore the tool results based on the confidβ¦β
βObjective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs) are the standard method for assessing medical students' clinical and communication skills through structured patient interviews.β
βWe propose a significantly more generalized approach, replacing discrete latent variables with natural language conditioning via a text-conditioned Variational Autoencoder (VAE). Our core innovation uβ¦β
βSo nano triple is literally all it does is it pulls in your Gemini API key and it always gives you three nano banana images every time you make an image request.β
βIn this paper, we introduce a new task, NEgative-conSTrained (NEST) KGQA, where each question contains at least one negative constraint, and a corresponding dataset, NestKGQA.β
βIn this paper, we introduce a new task, NEgative-conSTrained (NEST) KGQA, where each question contains at least one negative constraint, and a corresponding dataset, NestKGQA.β
βA stablecoin contract, it's an ERC-20 contract, and then they have an admin.β
βSpeculative decoding accelerates large language model (LLM) inference.β
βWidely used alignment techniques, such as reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF), rely on the ability of humans to supervise model behavior - for example, to evaluate whether a model faithfβ¦β
βyou get financially educated not to become a stockbroker, not to sit there day trading on your phone, to understand the rules of the game you're already inβ
βI use it as a personal CRM.β
βI use it as a knowledge baseβ
βa video idea pipelineβ
βX and Twitter researchβ
βbusiness meta analysis.β
βHubSpot Ops.β
βI always apply the humanizer skill.β
βI coupled it into my to-do list and I kind of use it as a task management system as well.β