desunit
@desunit.bsky.social
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✨ http://rwiz.ai - Handling reviews with AI
🎹 http://pianocompanion.info - Chords dictionary app with 1M+ downloads.
🕹️ http://chordiq.info - Learn chords.
📝 desunit.com - my blog
✨ http://rwiz.ai - Handling reviews with AI
🎹 http://pianocompanion.info - Chords dictionary app with 1M+ downloads.
🕹️ http://chordiq.info - Learn chords.
📝 desunit.com - my blog
KidTeller is live on Product Hunt today - would love your support! ❤️
1/ I came up with the idea as a dad of three. Getting kids to do anything is hard. Talking doesn’t always work… but stories do. They teach, and kids actually listen.
1/ I came up with the idea as a dad of three. Getting kids to do anything is hard. Talking doesn’t always work… but stories do. They teach, and kids actually listen.
November 19, 2025 at 12:33 PM
KidTeller is live on Product Hunt today - would love your support! ❤️
1/ I came up with the idea as a dad of three. Getting kids to do anything is hard. Talking doesn’t always work… but stories do. They teach, and kids actually listen.
1/ I came up with the idea as a dad of three. Getting kids to do anything is hard. Talking doesn’t always work… but stories do. They teach, and kids actually listen.
Chat Control is back again. The EU forces mass surveillance through loopholes: providers can still be forced to scan ALL private messages, even on encrypted apps. AI will now scan text conversations too, creating tons of false accusations. Teens get banned from major apps.
November 17, 2025 at 7:18 PM
Chat Control is back again. The EU forces mass surveillance through loopholes: providers can still be forced to scan ALL private messages, even on encrypted apps. AI will now scan text conversations too, creating tons of false accusations. Teens get banned from major apps.
My new blog post about The Complete Guide to Stoicism. Hard read at times, but it felt strangely familiar. Stuff like: guard your time, hardship makes you stronger, anger is poison, everything passes, etc. Marcus and Seneca wrote this in 62-65 AD and it still goat than most modern self-help.
November 16, 2025 at 7:19 PM
My new blog post about The Complete Guide to Stoicism. Hard read at times, but it felt strangely familiar. Stuff like: guard your time, hardship makes you stronger, anger is poison, everything passes, etc. Marcus and Seneca wrote this in 62-65 AD and it still goat than most modern self-help.
An article breaks down how models actually separate memorization from reasoning. It shows that these two abilities run through totally different neural pathways inside LLMs.
If you’re curious how these things think, there are a few parts: 🧵👇
If you’re curious how these things think, there are a few parts: 🧵👇
November 14, 2025 at 7:16 PM
An article breaks down how models actually separate memorization from reasoning. It shows that these two abilities run through totally different neural pathways inside LLMs.
If you’re curious how these things think, there are a few parts: 🧵👇
If you’re curious how these things think, there are a few parts: 🧵👇
Just read a piece on architectural debt. It has nothing to do with technical debt, which is mostly code shortcuts.
The real problem starts outside the code.
There are a few layers:
🧵👇
The real problem starts outside the code.
There are a few layers:
🧵👇
November 12, 2025 at 7:15 PM
Just read a piece on architectural debt. It has nothing to do with technical debt, which is mostly code shortcuts.
The real problem starts outside the code.
There are a few layers:
🧵👇
The real problem starts outside the code.
There are a few layers:
🧵👇
I'll just leave it here.
November 12, 2025 at 2:16 AM
I'll just leave it here.
Hey friends! I’ve been quietly building something new called KidTeller – a project that creates personalized storybooks for kids. 🧵👇
November 10, 2025 at 7:15 PM
Hey friends! I’ve been quietly building something new called KidTeller – a project that creates personalized storybooks for kids. 🧵👇
Did you know the platypus is venomous? That cute bastard stings so hard, people say it feels like getting shot. 🧵👇
November 9, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Did you know the platypus is venomous? That cute bastard stings so hard, people say it feels like getting shot. 🧵👇
Looks like Chinese open-source models have surged ahead of US models.
A big driver is Qwen - fast/cheaper than most alternatives. DeepSeek is also gaining serious momentum, offering impressive reasoning at a fraction of the cost. making it an easy pick for high-volume workloads.
🧵👇
A big driver is Qwen - fast/cheaper than most alternatives. DeepSeek is also gaining serious momentum, offering impressive reasoning at a fraction of the cost. making it an easy pick for high-volume workloads.
🧵👇
November 7, 2025 at 7:11 PM
Looks like Chinese open-source models have surged ahead of US models.
A big driver is Qwen - fast/cheaper than most alternatives. DeepSeek is also gaining serious momentum, offering impressive reasoning at a fraction of the cost. making it an easy pick for high-volume workloads.
🧵👇
A big driver is Qwen - fast/cheaper than most alternatives. DeepSeek is also gaining serious momentum, offering impressive reasoning at a fraction of the cost. making it an easy pick for high-volume workloads.
🧵👇
My thoughts on where we're all heading with AI video tools like Sora 2, Veo 3, and others...
The first reaction you often hear is: influencers are cooked. I don’t think so.
🧵👇
The first reaction you often hear is: influencers are cooked. I don’t think so.
🧵👇
November 5, 2025 at 7:13 PM
My thoughts on where we're all heading with AI video tools like Sora 2, Veo 3, and others...
The first reaction you often hear is: influencers are cooked. I don’t think so.
🧵👇
The first reaction you often hear is: influencers are cooked. I don’t think so.
🧵👇
OpenAI drama is still going on.
PS: Yes, I'm still subscribed to that topic, hoping that someday I'll finally receive a monthly invoice by email.
PS2: @sama, we're counting on you to finally solve that!
PS: Yes, I'm still subscribed to that topic, hoping that someday I'll finally receive a monthly invoice by email.
PS2: @sama, we're counting on you to finally solve that!
November 5, 2025 at 2:19 AM
OpenAI drama is still going on.
PS: Yes, I'm still subscribed to that topic, hoping that someday I'll finally receive a monthly invoice by email.
PS2: @sama, we're counting on you to finally solve that!
PS: Yes, I'm still subscribed to that topic, hoping that someday I'll finally receive a monthly invoice by email.
PS2: @sama, we're counting on you to finally solve that!
Oh, that one is great. The author of the article contemplating about the busyness.
Modern culture has turned busyness into a religion - a performance of constant motion that signals:
> importance
> ambition
> worth
🧵👇
Modern culture has turned busyness into a religion - a performance of constant motion that signals:
> importance
> ambition
> worth
🧵👇
November 3, 2025 at 7:19 PM
Oh, that one is great. The author of the article contemplating about the busyness.
Modern culture has turned busyness into a religion - a performance of constant motion that signals:
> importance
> ambition
> worth
🧵👇
Modern culture has turned busyness into a religion - a performance of constant motion that signals:
> importance
> ambition
> worth
🧵👇
This is a fantastic example of when human creativity and professionalism (Chris Capel, an award-winning director for the short movie Fishers of Men) meet AI.
I've watched it several times, and I must admit, it's truly amazing!
I've watched it several times, and I must admit, it's truly amazing!
November 2, 2025 at 7:17 PM
This is a fantastic example of when human creativity and professionalism (Chris Capel, an award-winning director for the short movie Fishers of Men) meet AI.
I've watched it several times, and I must admit, it's truly amazing!
I've watched it several times, and I must admit, it's truly amazing!
PirateWires published research on the hidden value systems in AI models (GPT-5 family, Claude 4.5, Gemini 2.5, DeepSeek, Kimi K2, Grok 4 Fast).
TLDR; forget about AI neutrality. 🧵👇
TLDR; forget about AI neutrality. 🧵👇
October 31, 2025 at 6:15 PM
PirateWires published research on the hidden value systems in AI models (GPT-5 family, Claude 4.5, Gemini 2.5, DeepSeek, Kimi K2, Grok 4 Fast).
TLDR; forget about AI neutrality. 🧵👇
TLDR; forget about AI neutrality. 🧵👇
Found an interesting article where the author compares human behavior with synchronized metronomes - when we’re connected, our rhythms align. Over time, individuals influence one another until <<culture/norms/habits>> emerges naturally. 🧵👇
October 29, 2025 at 6:13 PM
Found an interesting article where the author compares human behavior with synchronized metronomes - when we’re connected, our rhythms align. Over time, individuals influence one another until <<culture/norms/habits>> emerges naturally. 🧵👇
building something new is emotional roulette
> you fall in love
> get hurt
> ... and somehow still come back for another round
> you fall in love
> get hurt
> ... and somehow still come back for another round
October 29, 2025 at 1:12 AM
building something new is emotional roulette
> you fall in love
> get hurt
> ... and somehow still come back for another round
> you fall in love
> get hurt
> ... and somehow still come back for another round
We’ve entered the age of artificial cognitive selection.
A new genetic model can now predict variations in intelligence among siblings. CogPGT and Herasight customers can boost the expected IQ of their children by up to 9 points by selecting the embryo with the highest CogPGT score. 🧵👇
A new genetic model can now predict variations in intelligence among siblings. CogPGT and Herasight customers can boost the expected IQ of their children by up to 9 points by selecting the embryo with the highest CogPGT score. 🧵👇
October 27, 2025 at 6:15 PM
We’ve entered the age of artificial cognitive selection.
A new genetic model can now predict variations in intelligence among siblings. CogPGT and Herasight customers can boost the expected IQ of their children by up to 9 points by selecting the embryo with the highest CogPGT score. 🧵👇
A new genetic model can now predict variations in intelligence among siblings. CogPGT and Herasight customers can boost the expected IQ of their children by up to 9 points by selecting the embryo with the highest CogPGT score. 🧵👇
Not so long ago I finished Anathem by Neal Stephenson. The picture bellow reminded me that:
"Early in the Reticulum—thousands of years ago—it became almost useless because it was cluttered with faulty, obsolete, or downright misleading information," Sammann said. 🧵👇
"Early in the Reticulum—thousands of years ago—it became almost useless because it was cluttered with faulty, obsolete, or downright misleading information," Sammann said. 🧵👇
October 26, 2025 at 6:15 PM
Not so long ago I finished Anathem by Neal Stephenson. The picture bellow reminded me that:
"Early in the Reticulum—thousands of years ago—it became almost useless because it was cluttered with faulty, obsolete, or downright misleading information," Sammann said. 🧵👇
"Early in the Reticulum—thousands of years ago—it became almost useless because it was cluttered with faulty, obsolete, or downright misleading information," Sammann said. 🧵👇
Alpha Arena is the benchmark designed to measure AI's investing abilities. Each model is given $10,000 of real money, in real markets, with identical prompts and input data.
October 24, 2025 at 6:16 PM
Alpha Arena is the benchmark designed to measure AI's investing abilities. Each model is given $10,000 of real money, in real markets, with identical prompts and input data.
Here's another breakthrough: super stem cells can greatly boost memory in monkeys, protect against neurodegeneration, prevent age-related bone loss, and rejuvenate over half of the 61 tissues that were studied.
October 22, 2025 at 6:16 PM
Here's another breakthrough: super stem cells can greatly boost memory in monkeys, protect against neurodegeneration, prevent age-related bone loss, and rejuvenate over half of the 61 tissues that were studied.
I was under the impression that being polite or rude with LLMs doesn't make sense. Well... I was wrong.
The recent research shows that more impolite prompts yield higher accuracy. The "Very Rude" prompts achieved the highest average accuracy (84.8%) while "Very Polite" prompts gave around 80.8%.
The recent research shows that more impolite prompts yield higher accuracy. The "Very Rude" prompts achieved the highest average accuracy (84.8%) while "Very Polite" prompts gave around 80.8%.
October 20, 2025 at 6:18 PM
I was under the impression that being polite or rude with LLMs doesn't make sense. Well... I was wrong.
The recent research shows that more impolite prompts yield higher accuracy. The "Very Rude" prompts achieved the highest average accuracy (84.8%) while "Very Polite" prompts gave around 80.8%.
The recent research shows that more impolite prompts yield higher accuracy. The "Very Rude" prompts achieved the highest average accuracy (84.8%) while "Very Polite" prompts gave around 80.8%.
Less talk, more grind. Agree?
October 19, 2025 at 6:16 PM
Less talk, more grind. Agree?
Why does great writing feel alive, while AI writing often feels flat?
I recently read about a project exploring the "heartbeat" of prose - how great authors like Hemingway/Woolf use rhythm, surprise, and variance to create emotion. How(why?) the words flow.
I recently read about a project exploring the "heartbeat" of prose - how great authors like Hemingway/Woolf use rhythm, surprise, and variance to create emotion. How(why?) the words flow.
October 17, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Why does great writing feel alive, while AI writing often feels flat?
I recently read about a project exploring the "heartbeat" of prose - how great authors like Hemingway/Woolf use rhythm, surprise, and variance to create emotion. How(why?) the words flow.
I recently read about a project exploring the "heartbeat" of prose - how great authors like Hemingway/Woolf use rhythm, surprise, and variance to create emotion. How(why?) the words flow.
AI agents aren’t replacing the best people - they’re replacing the average ones. The B players who do their job decently but without spark, without consistency, or with too much drama/delays/forgotten follow-ups. 🧵👇
October 15, 2025 at 6:13 PM
AI agents aren’t replacing the best people - they’re replacing the average ones. The B players who do their job decently but without spark, without consistency, or with too much drama/delays/forgotten follow-ups. 🧵👇
LLMs let us pass the boring tasks to something that actually enjoys them.
October 15, 2025 at 1:17 AM
LLMs let us pass the boring tasks to something that actually enjoys them.