
Gary Wu retweeted
We're singularly focused on delivering 10 to 100s of GWs of compute faster than anyone else, rethinking every layer of the stack. Speed and scale are our key differentiators.
Join @fluidstack to build civilization-scale infrastructure for AI.
Software Engineer: fluidstack.io/jobs/software-…
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Apply now or DM me.
Gary Wu retweeted
SemiAnalysis x Fluidstack are kicking off GTC with A Full-Stack AI Infra GPU Hackathon
Power to Prefill, Dirt to Decode
Build with the best, win prizes, and hear @marksaroufim GPU MODE, @cHHillee Thinking Machines, Thomas Raoux OpenAI, @garywu
Apply below
luma.com/SAxFSHack
Gary Wu retweeted
Top tier swag game from the @fluidstack team🧢
look at the GB200 set!
Gary Wu retweeted
Nicer video of Alfie cleaning an office.. next up, we’re working with Buck Lewis ( issuu.com/risd/docs/risdxyz_… ) to redesign Alfie to be more ✨🫧⚡️
Gary Wu retweeted
An early timelapse video of Alfie, the general purpose teleop robot we've been building at @prosper
Here it cleans a kitchen table, wipes the surface, rinses dishes in the sink before placing them in the dishwasher, throws trash, and puts other items away.
Gary Wu retweeted
As the field of machine learning advances, the alignment problem is becoming increasingly concrete. In a new report, I present the key high-level arguments for expecting AGI to be misaligned, grounded in technical details of deep learning. drive.google.com/file/d/1TsB… Thread:
Gary Wu retweeted
"Language Models Can Teach Themselves to Program Better"
This paper changed my thinking about what future langauge models will be good at, mostly in a really concerning way. Let's start with some context: [1/11]
Gary Wu retweeted
Good post from @slatestarcodex on this:
slatestarcodex.com/2015/09/2…
Gary Wu retweeted
Changing the world of atoms tremendously requires mutual irrational belief in a vision (SpaceX etc)
Tragically, our generation is overly focused on belief in visions of bits
Metaverse, Video Games, Crypto have zero effect on atoms
We need to inspire people to dream in atoms
Gary Wu retweeted
I once saw an incredible lecture in Berkeley by a historian of science, one of the best talks I have ever seen. He started his talk sitting on the desk amongst a huge pile of physics textbooks from history, each in its day "the best textbook of its time."



















