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3. Leading by example. How can I tell other people to write if I’m not writing myself?
4. Taking on a challenge. The above reasons are all true, and there's another immediate one: @ishverduzco challenged me to post a thread a day with him for 30 days. This happened to coincide with a flood of new editorial talent hitting the market, which I've had a lot to say about. Today we’re on challenge day 4. Like this and I’ll take it as a sign to keep going.
I’ve been posting threads the past few days. Why? A few reasons:
intercomputer realist @a16zcrypto / editor https://t.co/fGE7XDfsKo / cofounder @FortuneCrypto
I’ve been posting threads the past few days. Why? A few reasons:
1. Working in public. When I was a journalist, I took for granted that everything I did was out in the open. You can still find pretty much anything I ever wrote or said. That’s the curse and beauty of a life in media. In-house, one of the tradeoffs you make is helping OTHER people look and sound good. (All editors know this one well :)
Ironically this is the first time I ever considered microservices as a non-retarded architecture since it is actually a perfect fit for AI programmer agents - parallelism at the cost of quiet misery for the robots
Opening portals to handheld VR at https://t.co/A2JMItorCV. Problems soluble, potential to improve invariant.
RT @DrTechlash: A new website/archive just dropped: AI Opportunities I'm sure its category list will only grow. https://t.co/6lfiYxARNS ht…
Professor at NYU. Chief AI Scientist at Meta. Researcher in AI, Machine Learning, Robotics, etc. ACM Turing Award Laureate.
I removed the reranker from one of my RAG pipelines for the lolz and it turned into absolute crap if you're not yet, add a reranker to your query path, and thank me later
building workers observability @cloudflaredev, prev founder @baselimehq (acquired by cloudflare), prev aerodynamicist