Okay this is fucking dope.
This is immediately going to be the meta for all harness plays, including ours.
Multiplayer done right by sharing the right memory at the right time.
I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.
i gave astra a robot, a paint brush, and a camera then asked it to paint the golden gate bridge in real life!
it figured out how to control the robot, and progressively got better throughout its attempts. the timelapse is sick
Most common skill I use day-to-day with LLMs is a summary technique I term 3-stepping.
I invoke it like this in both Claude & ChatGPT:
3step <link>
It outputs a 3-layered summary. Layer 1 is a one paragraph concise summary, Layer 2 is a two paragraph deeper overview of interesting details, Layer 3 is a three paragraph full analysis / critique.
I find it much more helpful than just an LLM to "summarize X." Most things I just read layer 1, but it allows me to decide how deep into any particular link I want to go. And if I get through all 3 layers and find it interesting enough, I'll read the original.
Here's my 3-step skill text if you want to try it, just point your LLM at it:
https://t.co/51Wfq6QLeM
Life is chosen suffering - that's all it is, we have to pick the suffering that gives us the most meaning in exchange.
IF we do not pick, we are assigned a form of suffering; e.g. mediocrity in your career is a form of suffering. Being obese and unfit is a form of suffering.
To live is to suffer, but being able to pick your choice of suffering is a form of bliss.
Great piece by my partner Konstantine, on how AI is a cognition revolution and how it compares to what we saw with the industrial revolution.
"Over the course of about two centuries, physical work went from 99% biological to 99.9% machine. [...] A century ago, 99% of cognitive work was done by humans. In the near future, 99.9% will be done by machines.
What stays economically human the longest is what was never really cognition to begin with: wanting things, choosing between them, being accountable for the choice, and being trusted by other people."
@SqueezeXBT What I reccommend people do is get some kind of AI agent to build telegram alerts for the kinds of things you want to know about, the indications that a coin is attracting attention (large liquidity, large buyers, known buyers, whale wallets, etc etc) and notify you
The hardest part about trading a narrative isn’t picking it
It’s managing 10+ positions with multiple sizes and funding rates
Wintermute Custom Basket Swaps consolidate them into one synthetic position
The whole world runs on credit.
Ethan Buchman on the massive web of liabilities that quietly determines how much capital everyone needs.
"Money is fundamentally about discharging debt. Every transaction is a debt before it's paid."
@Innerdevcrypto I never talk with anyone other than Cred
But I did have some reasons for why I took the trade yes
Explained-ish here
https://t.co/rnftxvitmQ