Alexander Klöpping retweeted
Yeah we won't be fitting in downtown Amsterdam for much longer...
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I think there is way too much concern expressed about verification of AI output in everyday work due to a risk of factual errors.
It used to be true, but data on more recent models suggest they beat human experts, including PhD specialists, in finding facts and checking claims.
It used to be true, but data on more recent models suggest they beat human experts, including PhD specialists, in finding facts and checking claims.
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Alexander Klöpping retweeted
Book cover I designed for POM from @AlexanderNL and @ejpfauth
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give a man a fish and you feed him for a day
teach a man to Claude Code and you financially ruin him with distracting side projects for the rest of his life
teach a man to Claude Code and you financially ruin him with distracting side projects for the rest of his life
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Thanks to all my Dutch readers and @AlexanderNL, my incredible publisher there, for making the Dutch translation of Co-Existence the #1 non-fiction book in the Netherlands!
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Alexander Klöpping retweeted
华强北 Mac mini 生产过程
看的我也想进去打螺丝了～
看的我也想进去打螺丝了～
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Jonathan Haidt is de belangrijkste stem in het debat rondom kinderen en smartphonegebruik. Dat weten ze bij Meta ook. En dít is wat ze ermee deden. Schandelijk.
Meta had an internal PR plan to try and discredit Jon Haidt because he was a critic of social media.
Meta was going to recruit academics, like Andrew Gelman, to write take down pieces. They were trying to turn academics against one another through a "whisper strategy".
This is for open academic debate. If academics who share negative evidence about a platform are targeted by campaigns to smear our credibility, we are in deep, deep trouble.
This creates a very serious conflict of interest for anyone who is paid to do this.
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Ngl that’s the best answer I’ve seen from an LLM so far.
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What in the black mirror has Jack Dorsey done?
We believe voice is the most natural way to interact with intelligence, so we created Dessa, the most authentic full-duplex speech model ever built. Talking with it feels like talking with a person…full of emotion, nuance, pauses, and a natural cadence.
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Even kijken of we eigenlijk al een minister van digitale zaken hebben... ben zo terug.
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Op dagen als vandaag mogen we zo blij zijn dat we topjournalisten hebben die veel over IT-security weten als @schellevis en @danielverlaan
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Alexander Klöpping retweeted
While personal agents like @instinct, @bot or @Muse are getting really good at long-horizon tasks, there is also an entire class of problems where I need something simple done right now.
We keep building new widgets for these. Long term, they could be generated on the fly with n-render from @ctatedev.
Jev-based and inspired by @anishfn.
Was fun hacking on this with @hkonsti_!
We keep building new widgets for these. Long term, they could be generated on the fly with n-render from @ctatedev.
Jev-based and inspired by @anishfn.
Was fun hacking on this with @hkonsti_!
i built a text box that turns into whatever(some ui) you type. powered by jev
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Alexander Klöpping retweeted
Jensen traces Taiwan's chip dominance back to an unlikely source: Philips, the Dutch consumer electronics giant he calls "the GE of Europe."
Philips, he says, is "the parent company that spun the fab that became TSMC, and spun off the semiconductor manufacturing equipment that was planted in the 1950s by K.T. Li, who set out to bring science and technology manufacturing to Taiwan and lured Philips over. Then came perfect timing with the PC revolution: IBM opened the specs for IBM compatible chipsets, and Taiwanese engineers took that open spec and designed the chipsets "manufactured at TSMC and UMC." That is what made the PC industry possible.
A young Michael Dell just "bought motherboards from Taiwan, assembled them into a PC," and became a PC maker.
Jensen Huang on Lex Fridman
Philips, he says, is "the parent company that spun the fab that became TSMC, and spun off the semiconductor manufacturing equipment that was planted in the 1950s by K.T. Li, who set out to bring science and technology manufacturing to Taiwan and lured Philips over. Then came perfect timing with the PC revolution: IBM opened the specs for IBM compatible chipsets, and Taiwanese engineers took that open spec and designed the chipsets "manufactured at TSMC and UMC." That is what made the PC industry possible.
A young Michael Dell just "bought motherboards from Taiwan, assembled them into a PC," and became a PC maker.
Jensen Huang on Lex Fridman
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