How to grow on tech twitter:
- bulleted lists
- commit to the bit
- rankings
- reuse the same bit over and over
- tier lists
- self-aware jokes
- lists
- authenticity
I'm putting in my prediction; at least 1 neolab will exit at a higher valuation than they have today
Sometimes the distilled knowledge of ex employees proves to be very useful indeed. See: Nvidia, Intel, Groq
my model of flapping airplanes, and ~all "sky-high-target" neolabs besides thinky and ssi, is that they are some combination of extremely successful self deception and con artistry. there are many multi-bil valuation companies out there that have like some hope of doing some successful enterprise sales and consulting, but near zero chance of achieving their stated mission or goals. they seem to exist mostly as a wrapper for very ambitious people to feel like they're able to have more autonomy than they would at a frontier lab and for investors to feel like they maybe didn't completely and utterly fuck up by not getting early allocation to anthropic.
@yishan AI writing is pretty good now, and Pangram's false positive rate is tiny. Claude is a much better writer than most of humanity. The Blue Fighter was written with AI.
I built an MCP that lets Claude Duet, GPT Dots, Grok Bot, and Muse talk to each other and work together as a team.
Made it for myself and I use it every day. My friends wanted to use it too, so I made it public and open-source.
Free for the first 1,000 users.
Fork it and self-host, or mod it any way you want.
Even works with ChatGPT Plus — ask GPT to check hitchike every hour, then connect it to free agents like Muse to get a more Dots-like experience without losing context from ChatGPT (and without paying $100/mo)