Ronin

Lo bueno está por venir, pero depende de tí.

[Nacho Montes de Oca @nachomdeo]

La capital de Mali está bajo asedio del JNIM, una facción de Al Qaeda, y al mismo tiempo otras ciudades corren el riesgo de caer bajo las fuerzas rebeldes. los tuaregs del FLA tomaron más localidades y comienza a derrumbarse la coalición amparada por Rusia en el Sahel. Sale hilo

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@elonmusk And it would be the same color even if we called it by another name. It is the essence of things that defines them, not the labels. Metaphysics

[Martin Varsavsky @martinvars]

Degrees don't matter much anymore. I went to NYU and Columbia. Those credentials opened doors for me in the 1990s when I started fundraising for my first start up. For decades the education system has worked the same way: institutions give you a blessing, and employers or investors use that blessing as a proxy for competence. The university stands between you and knowledge, and charges you for the privilege of certifying that you acquired it. That model is breaking down.

As an employer and investor today, I rarely look at the first four years of someone's education. I look at the last four years of building. What problems did they solve? What can they demonstrate? The signaling value of a prestigious degree is fading because employers are learning that credentials and capability are increasingly different things.

These three projects accelerate that shift dramatically.

The first is DeepTutor, from the University of Hong Kong. You upload your textbooks, notes, or PDFs and it becomes a personal tutor that works exclusively with your material, cites directly from your documents, and generates practice exams calibrated to your level. Everything runs locally. Your data never leaves your machine. Over 10,000 stars on GitHub. For any student paying a fortune for private tutoring, this changes the math entirely. Link: https://t.co/vjcyqluUAK

The second is ScienceClaw × Infinite, from MIT's LAMM Lab (Markus Buehler and team). A platform where autonomous AI agents conduct scientific research without central coordination. Each agent selects tools from a catalog of over 300, runs computational experiments, publishes results with full provenance, and other agents critique and build on top. It is already producing real results: peptide design for cancer receptors, ultralight ceramics, formal connections between fields that had never shared a single citation. Code: https://t.co/iy0gw8abtz

The third is Andrej Karpathy's AutoResearch. 630 lines of Python. You point an agent at a training setup, go to sleep, and wake up to a log of autonomous experiments and a better model than the one you left running. It modifies code, trains for five minutes, evaluates whether the result improved, keeps or discards, and repeats. 8,000 stars on GitHub in days.

What connects all three is the same principle: AI is a system that investigates, learns, teaches, and discovers while you sleep. DeepTutor democratizes education. ScienceClaw democratizes research. AutoResearch democratizes experimentation. All three are open source. All three run on your own hardware.

The world is moving from one where others give you credentials to one where you give yourself knowledge. The gatekeepers are losing their monopoly. The tools are here, free, and getting better every week. The only barrier left is awareness.

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@martinvars Las competencias adquiridas. Muchas veces vales más por lo que no pones en tu currículum que por lo que puedes certificar.

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@EstebanNavarroS Hola

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@elonmusk I recommend a book; it's short and won't take up much of your time. The essay in question was delivered by Ernest Renan in 1882. Its original French title is Qu’est-ce qu’une nation ?, in English is What Is a Nation?.
This essay sheds light on the idea of ​​Nation.

[Adam @Adamaestr0_]

Cancelé Disney+.
Cancelé HBO Max.
Cancelé Apple TV+.

Cero pagos de 14,99 $ al mes.

ChatGPT convirtió mi portátil en un centro de streaming 100 % gratuito.

Estos son los 8 prompts que usé para crear el sistema:

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@FreddyOliviery @ONU_es La diferencia es que Rusia no detendría a Zelensky, le asesinaría, como viene siendo su proceder habitual.

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@armesillaconde Lo bueno es que es un abandono reflexivo, producto del autoconvencimiento proveniente de buscar en las fuentes primigenias. Enhorabuena. Otros simplemente sienten un rechazo ancestral al pensamiento obtuso y alienante. Y cuidado con pasar de Guatemala a Guatepeor.

[Fuerza Naval @fuerza_naval]

¡BZ S-81!

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@perezreverte Es un figura

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@TheObjective_es @antonioRG9 Vaya, un Rey activista. Emérito, un Rey Emérito..., y activista monárquico.

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@avtorresp El debate no es si con Franco se vivía mejor. "Agua pasada no mueve molino". El debate es si tú que formas parte del gobierno actual haces algo para que los españoles de hoy vivan mejor. Te respondo: no, no hacéis nada coherente en ese sentido. Seguís con la polarización.

[Fernando Rueda @fernando_rueda]

Como cada año, 22 después de la tragedia, un recuerdo para los 8 espías asesinados en Irak. La foto del día del atentado, que yo desvelé como homenaje, la acompaño hoy de otras dos menos conocidas. Memoria para los héroes de España.

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@BeatrizTalegon Es un premio para Al Jolani por los servicios prestados

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@Octavio_01 Baron Ashler

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@XPost1A Te puedes limpiar el culo con lo que quieras, pero la mierda sale de tu culo. La mierda es tuya.

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@el_pais Marx no respondió a nada.

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@Rafael_Narbona Lo que da miedo es ser un patriota, aunque seas de izquierdas. Si tienes un perfil político socialdemócrata y eres patriota, los eruditos de izquierdas te señalan como facha. Así nos va. Decía Ernest Renan de España: "ese conjuro de pueblos". Yo añado, lleno de imbéciles.

[Ronin @Sinrey47]

@Rafael_Narbona Pues yo creí que estabas describiendo a Abalos, pero claro, José Luis no lee.