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ayushtambde.com
Joined December 2019
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Jerry Tworek
@MillionIntOct 12
Generalization in 2026: we trained a chonkers on the energy consumption of London and it is good in some things
Jiayi Pan@jiayi_pirateOct 12
A modern perspective on generalization
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really really cool stuff from @justinglibert and team. godspeed!
C5R CORP
@c5rcorpSep 24
In 12 weeks, we built a research facility that is run entirely by AI. AI designs, executes, and observes experiments end-to-end across biology, chemistry, and materials science. We’re introducing SciUniverse: a benchmark that measures AI’s ability to do real-world scientific research.
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Leo Gao
@nabla_thetaAug 24
thank goodness for weekends. whoever designed them really understands that having some days without any meetings is utterly essential for getting some real focused ic work done
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“how would you like to spend your singularity?”
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will depue
@willdepueAug 9
i don’t mean this negatively. the anthropocene is coming to a close, the world (as we know it) is ending
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it’s so cool that classical kinetic energy can be derived from *merely* galilean invariance applied to the lagrangian
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this is sick! @apagajewski is cooking
Pantograph
@pantographPBCJul 15
Introducing Pan-1, a highly capable Minecraft model trained with an RL-based pretraining technique that could unlock internet scale video for robotics models. It can achieve diverse goals—fight mobs, build structures, explore—without training on any of them specifically.
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Matt Huang
@matthuangJul 8
Paradigm’s 4th fund $1.2B to invest and build in crypto, AI, robotics, and other areas of the technical frontier
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John Kraus
@johnkrausphotosJul 4
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fable is such a joy to use. haven’t felt this way about a model since o3
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Dan Robinson
@danrobinsonJun 12
We love puzzles, so we acquired the secret to one of the most notorious puzzles in cryptographic history. Kryptos is a sculpture at CIA headquarters with an encrypted message on it. The final 97 characters of it have never been solved. Here's what we're doing with the solution.
Dan Robinson
@danrobinsonJun 12

Kryptos

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there should be structures that gradient descent disfavors, eg hard boolean circuits, since gradients don’t flow particularly well through them. would be fascinating to map the space of structures “difficult” for gd
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spsa is underrated
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Alex Konrad
@alexrkonradMar 18
Exclusive: Andromeda started out as a project by AI-focused VC firm NFDG. Now it's a standalone startup with a run rate of $100M and a $1.5B valuation after raising $60M from Paradigm. I spoke to CEO @WMoushey about his plans to build a better market around global AI compute.
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exploring some rl stuff: ayushtambde.com/blog/tree-se…
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i'd be curious if models given free reign in synthetic worlds could derive its laws. e.g. can start by successfully navigating mazes in a locally non-euclidean env and then build up to a full mathematical description
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might be interesting to rl on this and see if it leads to a meaningful improvement in physics abilities. (the ideal would be, given 1910-level knowledge, discover general relativity, but seems nontrivial to ablate all modern physics)
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If you do everything...
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Paul Kim
@writeclimbrun22 Jul 2025
I found this to be true. I had to keep stacking the 100-hour weeks up, because once I could sense freedom it would break me. I would literally get sick or distracted or unmotivated.
“paula”
@paularambles22 Jul 2025
overheard in SF: “people who work 100-hour weeks can't take breaks. they're like deep sea creatures, they work well under pressure, but then as soon as they go up to the surface, they combust”
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