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The universal-LLM pattern wastes generation on tiny bounded choices. comicexplain.com/c/jev-and-t…
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We built prismor to avoid agents from taking dumb decisions
github.com/PrismorSec/prismo…
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We're on LinkedIn to stop agents from going rogue! (and also stop slop) ;)
linkedin.com/company/1129848…
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Prismor OSS new version out! Key highlights
- you can now edit network egress rules directly in the dashboard
- gating agents from preventing modifying security policies
- self-learning improved when users get blocked
github.com/PrismorSec/prismo…
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If you're interested in tech x media hit up Hasan.
Hi my name is Hasan
For the last year I’ve been quietly building a media brand with @fdotinc
We went from 0 to 1.3 million followers and generated almost 300M views in the consumer tech niche
Here’s how I did it:
It started as a tiktok account where I would ask founders at Finc questions about how tech worked. It started to pop off early, so I doubled down on the format.
The page started to grow slowly, and we hit 10k followers in a few months. Then I got a mega viral hit: engineer explains MacBook charging.
Overnight we gained 100k followers and did 40M views on one vid. It was clear the format was cracked, but I wanted to figure out how to turn a format into a real media brand.
As I continued to interview engineers, it became clear there was no brand recognition happening. People would see a new face explaining every time and never remember who made the video.
I tried testing monetization early but ran into an issue: sponsors wouldn’t pay for a random engineer talking about their product.
That’s when the idea came to mind to switch the channel to one face.
I had filmed @eptmpa a few times and it was clear he had a great on-camera personality. He agreed to be the host.
But he didn’t have the time to research and script every single video. So I reverse engineered what worked about the interview format.
The process went something like: Find viral topic > research and synthesize into a script > run it by Eric to make sure it was accurate > shoot script with Eric.
The first month with Eric as host, we did 55M views across 12 videos. It was clear that one face was more effective. In hindsight that should have been more obvious earlier.
Month 2 with Eric we did 50M views and gained almost 400k followers. Traffic was insane. The brand started to take shape.
Finally, we started to get brand inbound: Microsoft, Plaud, Cursor, BMW, and more. In the last month that we’ve been testing monetization we’ve secured more than 50k in sponsorships.
It feels like the media brand aspect has been solved, but there is still so much more that can be done with this channel.
I’ve mainly growth hacked the whole thing myself, and it’s time to find a team that can take this thing to new heights.
If you have experience in tech media or are even just interested in figuring out a way to be involved, hit me up!
Meet Core AI — Apple's iOS 27 runtime for running modern neural networks locally on Apple silicon. It's a brand-new framework, and the same engine that powers Apple Intelligence's on-device work is now open to devs. 🧵 comicexplain.com/c/core-ai-i… #coreai #ondeviceai
9/10 Memory management is a first-class feature here. Redundant buffer copies waste latency, bandwidth battery. Core AI's zero-copy paths feed a shared buffer directly into a tensor. Crucial 4 generative and streaming work — LLMs hold state across steps... comicexplain.com/c/core-ai-i…
10/10 1 runtime, 1 abstraction — scaling from a compact phone VLM up to multi-billion-parameter models, even a 70B LLM on high-memory Macs. reframes local inference as ordinary OS infra. tradeoffs shift from cloud bills 2 device RAM,bandwidth, battery. comicexplain.com/c/core-ai-i…
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if you want to work in tech media,
hit this guy up
Hi my name is Hasan
For the last year I’ve been quietly building a media brand with @fdotinc
We went from 0 to 1.3 million followers and generated almost 300M views in the consumer tech niche
Here’s how I did it:
It started as a tiktok account where I would ask founders at Finc questions about how tech worked. It started to pop off early, so I doubled down on the format.
The page started to grow slowly, and we hit 10k followers in a few months. Then I got a mega viral hit: engineer explains MacBook charging.
Overnight we gained 100k followers and did 40M views on one vid. It was clear the format was cracked, but I wanted to figure out how to turn a format into a real media brand.
As I continued to interview engineers, it became clear there was no brand recognition happening. People would see a new face explaining every time and never remember who made the video.
I tried testing monetization early but ran into an issue: sponsors wouldn’t pay for a random engineer talking about their product.
That’s when the idea came to mind to switch the channel to one face.
I had filmed @eptmpa a few times and it was clear he had a great on-camera personality. He agreed to be the host.
But he didn’t have the time to research and script every single video. So I reverse engineered what worked about the interview format.
The process went something like: Find viral topic > research and synthesize into a script > run it by Eric to make sure it was accurate > shoot script with Eric.
The first month with Eric as host, we did 55M views across 12 videos. It was clear that one face was more effective. In hindsight that should have been more obvious earlier.
Month 2 with Eric we did 50M views and gained almost 400k followers. Traffic was insane. The brand started to take shape.
Finally, we started to get brand inbound: Microsoft, Plaud, Cursor, BMW, and more. In the last month that we’ve been testing monetization we’ve secured more than 50k in sponsorships.
It feels like the media brand aspect has been solved, but there is still so much more that can be done with this channel.
I’ve mainly growth hacked the whole thing myself, and it’s time to find a team that can take this thing to new heights.
If you have experience in tech media or are even just interested in figuring out a way to be involved, hit me up!
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Most Voice AI isn't talking at all, it's just dictation.
You talk, it turns it into text and runs it through a chatbot.
Talking to Nebula is the first time it's felt like a real conversation.
It follows what i'm saying, talks through it and kicks off real work.
I share my screen and it sees exactly what I mean.
That's the difference between a feature and a teammate.
