Excited to share that I recently joined @OpenAI 🚀 First, I want to give a huge thank you to the amazing @omni team. It was an honor to be in the trenches with y’all and I’m excited to keep cheering the team on for all that’s ahead. I’m joining OpenAI to help lead their forward deployed engineering teams. The world is rapidly changing as frontier models continue to improve at an accelerating rate and I wanted to have a front-row seat to the action. It’s very exciting to be reunited with so many friends from Columbia, Palantir, and Explo, now as coworkers (again). There is so much to do, there is so much demand, but there are not enough people. A day in the life of an OAI FDE might include: 1️⃣ Embedding deeply with customers and shipping outcomes 2️⃣ Contributing customer learnings back to product 3️⃣ Building evals from the field and partnering with research to improve our models If this sounds exciting to you, please DM or email me! (we are also aggressively hiring for other roles across the entire organization!)

Pretty disappointing Starlink experience on United today. Guess we are still early

When you’re asking people to change a process they’ve followed for 20 years, you have to go incrementally. Slow is smooth and smooth is fast. We keep the bigger opportunity in view while giving people room to understand and get comfortable with each change. One of the biggest learnings for us has been how important that change-management approach is. We can have the technology and solve the technical problem, but realizing the value also depends on helping people change how they work. You can read more about how we work with customers here: openai.com/business/forward-… 🚀

Very pumped for this! Excited to hear from @colintjarvis, @meghanatera, @roy__ziv, @graceyraspberry. Let me know / comment below if you have any specific questions you want answered and I’ll pass it along to the team ahead of the session 🎙️🎙️🎙️

can not confirm nor deny, unfortunately will try to answer whatever i can to clarify, though

one (pretty huge) benefit of Instinct is it's ability to work in scenarios with poor / spotty internet connectivity was on a United flight to EWR today that got impacted by the air traffic control communications outage i was only connected to the free wifi option to send messages (tried to buy wifi multiple times but wasn't able to for whatever reason) i was still able to iMessage Instinct and had it do a bunch of work for me while we were still in the air, but had already been notified we were being diverted to SYR: * check every 5 minutes and give me EWR's latest status (and if any flights have been cleared to land) * find available flights to an NYC airport that is not impacted * book a rental car on Enterprise * book another rental car on Avis (just in case one company overbooks) * look into other forms of transportation that we may not have thought of yet * find out what other flights got diverted to SYR (wanted to understand what the deplaning & immigration wait might look like once we were wheels down) great work @noahrshinn

getting a united plane with starlink feels like such a luxury (wonder how this will feel a year from now)

so excited to get to work together @nikitabier (and to be your onboarding buddy!) 🚀

👋 @kevinzhang 🧋👑

TIL anthropic's github org username is "anthropics" and "anthropic" is owned by an Aussie, Marcel J Bennett github.com/anthropic

Apparently there are two flights from Tokyo to San Francisco each week that only ship tuna / raw fish from Toyosu Tuesdays — ANA Thursdays — JAL Absolutely epic

Genuinely astonished by the number of 0.7’s in the comments. That’s a joke right? I thought everyone was team 0.5

“Croissants to Codex” Amazing talk by @Rjdleee on his journey from baking croissants at Kaya Bakery to churning ice cream at Brentwood Ice Cream Co to slinging code (mostly telling his agents to) at Codex / @OpenAI

This is a huge W for all Laker fans named Albert