NCODED 🇬🇧

Private Compute for BOINC Academic Research.

Building prototypes for @faithtensor etc via GrokAI & ChatGPT.

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[NCODED 🇬🇧 @ncoded]

@UKLandRegistry Is this correct, payement to Nexgen Ventures LLC, could find you at @CompaniesHouse

[clem 🤗 @ClementDelangue]

NVIDIA built its own coding harness to optimize CUDA GPU kernels and achieved a 100% score on ARC-AGI-3’s 25 public games, solving all 183 levels.

With agents, we'll move from a world where it's quite hard to run, optimize, post-train your own AI models and kernels to a world where virtually everybody can do it.

100 million AI builders when?

[Tim Draper @TimDraper]

Draper funded, Longshot founder interview. They will have the fastest, cheapest launch facility for non-human payloads.

@LongshotSpace @DraperVC

https://t.co/onUlSm8Cbs

[Google DeepMind @GoogleDeepMind]

SL2T is our breakthrough sign language-to-text model powering new features for Deaf and hard of hearing users on @Android.

Starting with American Sign Language-to-English on Pixel 11, people can sign directly into Gboard and Live Transcribe instead of typing.

[Y Combinator @ycombinator]

Science is building a retinal implant that restores vision to people who have gone blind. One patient has already used it to read a 300-page novel.

Building a company like that requires a lot more than getting the technology right. At Startup School 2026, @ScienceCorp_ CEO @maxhodak_ explains how the company buys things and hires people, and why those systems determine how fast it can move.

He also gets into why founders can’t delegate their judgment, and why there’s no set of five bullet points that makes a startup work.

01:02 - Science’s Retinal Implant
02:41 - The Hidden Infrastructure of a Startup
03:25 - How Your 17th Employee Buys Things
06:15 - How Infrastructure Creates Speed
07:03 - What Does an Experiment Actually Cost?
09:27 - How the Best Startups Hire
10:18 - Building a Rigorous Hiring Process
13:26 - Judgment, Horsepower, and Agency
16:17 - Rethinking Performance Reviews
18:53 - Rate of Iteration Separates Success From Failure
20:43 - You Can’t Delegate Your Judgment
22:47 - Action Produces Information
24:31 - The Operating System of a Company
25:10 - Q&A

[AMD Data Center @AMDServer]

AMD Helios brings CPUs, GPUs and networking together into one rackscale AI platform.

Built for AI at scale.

[Curaleaf Clinic @CuraleafClinic]

New research from the UK Medical Cannabis Registry, published in Brain and Behaviour, looks at two years of real-world data from patients prescribed medical cannabis for migraine.

[NCODED 🇬🇧 @ncoded]

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[NCODED 🇬🇧 @ncoded]

https://t.co/xRB2WEN24K

[NCODED 🇬🇧 @ncoded]

Discrete #Mathematics [Set Theory] for #ComputerScience (PDF) - #CambridgeUniversity - https://t.co/GlCPFsWbEi

[Martin Bauer @martinmbauer]

“I am concerned that, a fortnight on from the new government taking office, we are yet to see a detailed statement about what the abolition of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology will mean in practice. “

By @ChiOnwurah

https://t.co/BoIisbCYXZ

[NCODED 🇬🇧 @ncoded]

@paypal got this after logging in.

[MIT CSAIL @MIT_CSAIL]

This diagram represents what's widely considered to be the world's first "non-trivial" computer program, developed in 1843 by Ada Lovelace for Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine.

(v/@fermatslibrary)

[Tom's Hardware @tomshardware]

AMD takes the wraps off its Instinct MI455X AI accelerator — CDNA 5 and Helios rack-scale architecture combine to take the fight to Nvidia in the data center https://t.co/Uny3TLdTO8

[NCODED 🇬🇧 @ncoded]

@AIDA64_Official https://t.co/d2oko1kCyl