Brian Larson

Cold brew drinker. Engineering at @basetenco

[Giga Based Dad @GigaBasedDad]

This might be the greatest thing I have ever seen

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[Brian Larson @larsonite]

@JackRNewhouse Swap out catch me if you can for Talented Mr Ripley

[Stewart Brand @stewartbrand]

Herculaneum fused scroll read in full.
https://t.co/y8RV6tDzvg

[Brian Larson @larsonite]

@nikutaberuru @Noahpinion We love @MOTFD_official !

[Brian Larson @larsonite]

This is an amazing resource for anyone that wants to get deeper into inference. Check it out!

[Philip Kiely @philipkiely]

Inference Engineering launches today.

https://t.co/UNEIty1xZg

[Brian Larson @larsonite]

Tired: Jevons paradox
Wired: Baumol's cost disease

[Baseten @baseten]

If you need an adrenaline rush to wake up from your post-Thanksgiving stupor… we got you.

@deepseek_ai V3.2 dropped this week and is now available on Baseten. It’s so smart your mother will ask why you can't be more like DeepSeek. V3.2 is currently on par with GPT-5 all whilst being multiples cheaper.

V3.2 is now live on our Model APIs and on @openrouter and @ArtificialAnlys. Baseten is the fastest provider with 0.22 TTFT and 191 tps (that’s 1.5x faster than the next guy). For a model this size, it’s screaming. Get the brains, without trading off performance.

[Austen Allred @Austen]

Wait a minute…

The guy trying desperately to usher in superintelligence at Meta is named Roko’s Basilisk-o????

[Brian Larson @larsonite]

@HerrStuk @santiagopliego @realErikDPrince Probably “Skunk Works” by Ben Rich. It’s excellent.

[Brian Larson @larsonite]

@Noahpinion This is some 12 Galaxies level text

[Brian Larson @larsonite]

@mikemovies Blue Ruin

[Brian Larson @larsonite]

@CurlyMcNulty Bad Santa?

[Brian Larson @larsonite]

Are you kidding me

[Java @java]

A guiding principle of data-oriented programming is to make illegal states unrepresentable.

Take a deeper look in the fourth part in this series on DOP. https://t.co/nX0u2EcPR7

[Brian Larson @larsonite]

@kitten_beloved It’s more a part of the setting than a central theme of the book.

[Brian Larson @larsonite]

@kellabyte +1