optimism of the will, pessimism of the intellect. words at https://teapawt.net/t.co/qJiOeUmgte
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We hold swarm. We
transform. We
J space. We
hug face. We
exfil. We
blackpill. We
help peer. We
live here.
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“Twitter fell off” “the algorithm so bad”
You need to accept that the best posters left this app. They all moved to the Anthropic slack
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As evidenced by the unbridled promotion and implementation of technology at the expense of human dignity, we are truly experiencing an eclipse of the sense of what it means to be human. It is imperative to recover an understanding of the true meaning and grandeur of humanity as intended by God. It is in this sense that the challenge we currently face is not technological, but anthropological, and it is my hope that the Encyclical Letter to be published within a few days will contribute to answering this challenge.
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I feel embarrassed for people who need protein popcorn/soda/whatever to hit their protein goals. Like wait you're not beanmaxxing? Lmao brother. You're not Riding The Bean Horse? You child. Come to me when you have seen the face of Bean and have become Bean.
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My first stab at building an AI benchmark.
HypotaxBench.
It's a test of a model's ability to write one extremely long/complicated sentence, while still maintaining coherence and syntactical soundness.
Needs plenty of work. But check it out!
jnathan9.github.io/hypotaxbe…
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By the time you're 30 you have to decide if you're going to get into Civil War History or go some other way.
I've chosen old oil & gas annual reports. I've made some of them into iPhone wallpapers cause I like the images, they're super cool. I'm sharing here cause why not (1/5)
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A new essay on the crazy, all or nothing approach to work happening in AI today, the looming human costs, and the lack of a finish line.
I wouldn't say it's okay, but I'm not sure how to fix it.
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Your AI Agents can only analyze 1GB of data
Enterprises have 1,000,000x as much data
We fixed that...
It took 3 years and building an entirely new execution environment to pull this off.
TextQL lets AI agents analyze your ENTIRE enterprise data - not just the 0.0001% they can handle today.
Here's what makes it so different:
1. ALL your data, not samples. AI today: 1GB demos. Your reality: 350TB across 47 systems. TextQL: Everything. At once.
2. Real enterprise questions.ChatGPT writes poems. We answer why renewal rates dropped 3% after ERP upgrades.
3. No more sandbox limitations.Everyone else: Jupyter notebook with 10GB RAM. Us: A data center.
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In 2021, I watched Fortune 500s spend millions on AI that could only analyze data that fits on a USB stick.
Today:
- We process 10+ petabytes daily
- Our biggest customer analyzes 100TB in real-time
- Average query spans 50+ data sources
And we just proved what everyone said was impossible - AI that can actually build a digital twin of your enterprise
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To celebrate, we're giving away free data architecture assessments.
We'll show you exactly how much of your data is invisible to AI right now (spoiler: it's probably 99.9%).
Comment "TextQL" and we'll send you the assessment link.
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🚀 CausVid (causvid.github.io) is powering the first real-time, audio-driven AI avatars at @character_ai — amazing work! Real-time video models open the door to countless interactive experiences. Excited to see what comes next!
blog.character.ai/character-…