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This is what you do when you think they'll be worth more in the future btw
Dealmaker: OpenAI Insiders Have Sold $3 Billion in Shares
OpenAI employees have sold nearly $3 billion in shares since early 2021. More sales this year are likely.
Read more from @nmasc.bsky.social👇
www.theinformation.com/articles/ope...
OpenAI employees have sold nearly $3 billion in shares since early 2021. More sales this year are likely.
Read more from @nmasc.bsky.social👇
www.theinformation.com/articles/ope...
OpenAI Employees Have Cashed Out $3 Billion in Shares
My colleague Sri Muppidi broke the news Wednesday of OpenAI’s latest fundraising talks as it seeks to raise an unprecedented $40 billion. One previously unreported detail is that SoftBank bought about...
www.theinformation.com
June 13, 2025 at 12:18 AM
This is what you do when you think they'll be worth more in the future btw
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saw this talk about treating LLM agents as effects in Scala: youtu.be/KIjtXM5dlgY?...
not much documentation on the library itself, but still interesting: github.com/getkyo/kyo-ai
not much documentation on the library itself, but still interesting: github.com/getkyo/kyo-ai
An Algebra of Thoughts: When Kyo effects meet LLMs by Flavio Brasil
YouTube video by Func Prog Sweden
youtu.be
June 15, 2025 at 11:30 AM
saw this talk about treating LLM agents as effects in Scala: youtu.be/KIjtXM5dlgY?...
not much documentation on the library itself, but still interesting: github.com/getkyo/kyo-ai
not much documentation on the library itself, but still interesting: github.com/getkyo/kyo-ai
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The post from Cognition: cognition.ai/blog/dont-bu...
From Anthropic: www.anthropic.com/engineering/...
From Anthropic: www.anthropic.com/engineering/...
Cognition | Don’t Build Multi-Agents
Frameworks for LLM Agents have been surprisingly disappointing. I want to offer some principles for building agents based on our own trial & error, and explain why some tempting ideas are actually qui...
cognition.ai
June 15, 2025 at 9:13 PM
The post from Cognition: cognition.ai/blog/dont-bu...
From Anthropic: www.anthropic.com/engineering/...
From Anthropic: www.anthropic.com/engineering/...
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ok this one was enjoyable too. not sure i have the patience to dig into exercises but maybe i should. pytorch looks usable and not too scary
in the grander scheme of things im not sure how useful it is to dig into these fundamental. i guess im partially curious and partially fomo
in the grander scheme of things im not sure how useful it is to dig into these fundamental. i guess im partially curious and partially fomo
watching this vid now. what really strikes me is that types are kind of important (much discussion about floats vs ints, or about making sure division makes sense and you don’t squash things or confuse rows with columns). can somebody explain why is using Python for this a good idea
The spelled-out intro to language modeling: building makemore
YouTube video by Andrej Karpathy
www.youtube.com
June 16, 2025 at 1:35 AM
ok this one was enjoyable too. not sure i have the patience to dig into exercises but maybe i should. pytorch looks usable and not too scary
in the grander scheme of things im not sure how useful it is to dig into these fundamental. i guess im partially curious and partially fomo
in the grander scheme of things im not sure how useful it is to dig into these fundamental. i guess im partially curious and partially fomo
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has anyone learned AI fundamentals recently? i don’t mean like “using” AI but more like, actual ML fundamentals, Transformers, whatever the underlying mechanism up to modern LLMs. including math and basic insights. i’m wondering if it’s Fun To Learn and whether it’s Useful. and fav resources if any
June 11, 2025 at 1:10 PM
has anyone learned AI fundamentals recently? i don’t mean like “using” AI but more like, actual ML fundamentals, Transformers, whatever the underlying mechanism up to modern LLMs. including math and basic insights. i’m wondering if it’s Fun To Learn and whether it’s Useful. and fav resources if any
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✍️ "Hard truths about AI-assisted coding" tips & tricks in my latest article: bit.ly/ai-assisted
While AI-Assisted coding can get you 70% of the way there (great for prototypes or MVPs), the final 30% requires significant human intervention for quality and maintainability.
While AI-Assisted coding can get you 70% of the way there (great for prototypes or MVPs), the final 30% requires significant human intervention for quality and maintainability.
December 5, 2024 at 12:07 AM
✍️ "Hard truths about AI-assisted coding" tips & tricks in my latest article: bit.ly/ai-assisted
While AI-Assisted coding can get you 70% of the way there (great for prototypes or MVPs), the final 30% requires significant human intervention for quality and maintainability.
While AI-Assisted coding can get you 70% of the way there (great for prototypes or MVPs), the final 30% requires significant human intervention for quality and maintainability.
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This landing page from Dan Hollick is such a masterclass. The book looks great too!
www.makingsoftware.com
www.makingsoftware.com
May 5, 2025 at 1:07 PM
This landing page from Dan Hollick is such a masterclass. The book looks great too!
www.makingsoftware.com
www.makingsoftware.com
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The folks behind the “State of …” surveys have a new one, and there are zero questions about coding! Instead, the focus is on us. ✨
The questions are about developer interests, health, work preferences, stuff like that. I’m *super* keen to see the results!
You can take the survey here:
The questions are about developer interests, health, work preferences, stuff like that. I’m *super* keen to see the results!
You can take the survey here:
State of Devs 2025
Take the State of Devs survey
survey.devographics.com
May 2, 2025 at 5:10 PM
The folks behind the “State of …” surveys have a new one, and there are zero questions about coding! Instead, the focus is on us. ✨
The questions are about developer interests, health, work preferences, stuff like that. I’m *super* keen to see the results!
You can take the survey here:
The questions are about developer interests, health, work preferences, stuff like that. I’m *super* keen to see the results!
You can take the survey here:
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🤖 Beep bop boop... Motion now has dedicate docs for LLMs! Feed llms.motion.dev into your token monster
May 2, 2025 at 2:08 PM
🤖 Beep bop boop... Motion now has dedicate docs for LLMs! Feed llms.motion.dev into your token monster
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WE ARE ALMOST THERE! For the last 5 months, @ian-frost.bsky.social and I have been busting it to put together a comprehensive course on design tokens. Today we're recording our final videos (on AI and design tokens, of course) and will be editing/releasing them this week.
Subatomic: The Complete Guide To Design Tokens
An in-depth course on design tokens: concepts, Figma Variables, code, processes, best practices, and more.
designtokenscourse.com
April 28, 2025 at 1:26 PM
WE ARE ALMOST THERE! For the last 5 months, @ian-frost.bsky.social and I have been busting it to put together a comprehensive course on design tokens. Today we're recording our final videos (on AI and design tokens, of course) and will be editing/releasing them this week.
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This is so spot on. Two things:
1. Being focused on producing output the fastest way possible means that you will never prioritize "going deep"
2. Going deep (and down the rabbit hole) is how you learn more: but you need to balance it.
Figure out how to do both: it's tricky!
1. Being focused on producing output the fastest way possible means that you will never prioritize "going deep"
2. Going deep (and down the rabbit hole) is how you learn more: but you need to balance it.
Figure out how to do both: it's tricky!
January 4, 2025 at 7:29 PM
This is so spot on. Two things:
1. Being focused on producing output the fastest way possible means that you will never prioritize "going deep"
2. Going deep (and down the rabbit hole) is how you learn more: but you need to balance it.
Figure out how to do both: it's tricky!
1. Being focused on producing output the fastest way possible means that you will never prioritize "going deep"
2. Going deep (and down the rabbit hole) is how you learn more: but you need to balance it.
Figure out how to do both: it's tricky!
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I’d also recommend @marcysutton.bsky.social’s course, Testing Accessibility (marcysutton.com/testing-acce...).
Testing Accessibility | MarcySutton.com
Musings about frontend code, accessibility, web development consulting, and life.
marcysutton.com
November 4, 2024 at 9:41 PM
I’d also recommend @marcysutton.bsky.social’s course, Testing Accessibility (marcysutton.com/testing-acce...).
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🎊 Happy New Year!
I discovered a lot of very cool dev stuff in 2024, from libraries to devtools to educational resources. Thought it’d be fun to share them all, to help kickstart your 2025!
Let’s go through the list. 🧵
I discovered a lot of very cool dev stuff in 2024, from libraries to devtools to educational resources. Thought it’d be fun to share them all, to help kickstart your 2025!
Let’s go through the list. 🧵
January 1, 2025 at 5:12 PM
🎊 Happy New Year!
I discovered a lot of very cool dev stuff in 2024, from libraries to devtools to educational resources. Thought it’d be fun to share them all, to help kickstart your 2025!
Let’s go through the list. 🧵
I discovered a lot of very cool dev stuff in 2024, from libraries to devtools to educational resources. Thought it’d be fun to share them all, to help kickstart your 2025!
Let’s go through the list. 🧵