Founder @camerasearch https://teapawt.net/t.co/ghBMUgiUjg and https://teapawt.net/t.co/YCruUktMTS.
Maine, USA
Joined May 2011
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Today we're launching Mouse-1.
A fast decision model built specifically for agent harnesses.
who is building agents for physical assets?
I'm considering expanding tools in the mouse harness and experimenting by assigning one agent to my house, truck, boat, etc.
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the agent would manage each piece of equipment or asset, organizing and remembering maintenance schedules, insurance, payments etc.
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plot twist: he knew she was a spy, but saw it as an insulated way to appease his split loyalty to the PRC, therefore offloading intel to a third party in an obtuse way to evade the intelligence agency flags here at home.
Breaking News: Nvidia opened an investigation into Jensen Huang, its CEO, after he acknowledged to the company’s board that he had been intimate with a business executive who U.S. intelligence determined to be a Chinese spy. nyti.ms/3ViPMAt
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ai slop has completely taken over the internet, so this week i finally built an app to fix this for good.
it's called channel, and it reimagines the daily services you use like email, messaging and social media, BUT we only allow verified humans and content created from from within the app on the platform.
you can reserve your handle at channel.is today. hoping to clear the app store by December 1st.
the ai slop posters list is now fully synced with @ryanvogel’s list - we’re up to ~780 identified accounts making this app worse.
if you haven’t yet, point your agent at the list and have it mute and block the accounts on it daily
teapawt.net/i/lists/21166591768940…
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has anyone stopped to consider that I don't actually want a little sqiushy face squid fuckblob controlling my most sensitive systems and workflows at work?
I feel like @supercell doesn’t get talked about enough.
>$3billion+ Revenue
~690 employees
>operates 10-15 person independent cells that compete against each other in silos.
>Finland HQ
>invented a whole new category
>made $800m+ in year 2 of business, one of the fastest ever.
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is there a world where the mega's and labs don't go completely horizontal, then own nearly every vertical?
unlimited budget, unlimited intelligence
Peter James retweeted
It is 18:54, I am hiding in the middle of an electrical closet on an abandoned floor while what I presume to be a maintenance worker is having a smoke nearby. I am once again wondering why I do this. In twelve hours, if winds of good fortune blow my way, I will be leaving the building after sunrise to the bizarre look from whoever is behind the front desk. I will be dressed in a black T-shirt and pants stained from the raw concrete I slept on and climbed up hours before. I really want to quit this work, and I feel no shame in the announcement of that feeling. I am here because I still feel the demand I’ve always felt, perhaps greater than ever.
I have learned these buildings by their sounds—keys jangling, different machines turning on and off, walkie talkies and elevators running up and down. Patterns mean you’re safe, an interruption in the spaces in between means beware. I have learned to be quieter than quiet, to sink until I become part of the bones of the building itself. I watch schedules, study shift changes and see who is diligent and who isn’t. My leg is falling asleep as I write these words.
If I share these photos, it means I made it overnight, climbed the pyramid in the midst of Wall Street, took what I hope to be some halfway decent photos and made it back safe. It means I continued down a long stretch that feels like the end of this work as I know it. It means I felt the sadness of that and kept on anyways, because that’s all life is—a game of going on. I don’t know where I’m going, now more than ever it’s just all one strange unfolding mystery.
For now, I am here in the electrical closet on the abandoned floor of the pyramid on Wall Street. The maintenance worker has finished their cigarette just across the floor and we are both waiting for something, I’m not sure what.
14 Wall Street, 2026, New York City
In 2023/2024 I was working behind the scenes on a technical partnership with OpenAI to break the transatlantic sailing record...
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I pitched a $200k per year technical sponsorship, which after some rough math I estimated our API spend would only be between $10-20k per year (complete guess).
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I ultimately failed to raise the other $30m+ despite pitching over 30+ corporations and individuals, so the OpenAI technical partnership never saw the light of day, but it's still my favorite moonshot, and now a fun piece of "what could have been" in corporate history.
I still take time to message 3-4 individuals of means a month to fund this project, because I think you should always have one moonshot in your pocket.
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