Rebeca

🇻🇪🇪🇸 Data Sci with a passion for traveling and computer vision. I build AI apps & teach Image Processing.

[Rebeca @Rebecasarai_]

Excited to start sharing our side projects that keep us up late on weekends! :)

Love the term #couplepreneur!

[Alejandro @AleMarquezTech]

Hi X, I'm starting this account to present my apps with my girlfriend @Rebecasarai_. I talk about tech, programming, and how to live a good life as an entrepreneur in my case #couplepreneur

[jack friks @jackfriks]

technology is so amazing cause the richest people in the world still use the same hardware and software that i use every single day

[CG @cgtwts]

anthropic’s lead engineer btw.

[@levelsio @levelsio]

I keep telling people this

Regular people around me already use AI apps all the time in advanced ways

Most tech people are in their own bubble thinking we're the only ones who use AI

[litquidity @litcapital]

Nobody:

Frontier AI researchers:

[Iván Pérez @IvanPerezF_]

Finalmente, el hackeo de las neveras de supermercados en Francia es bastante más serio de lo que parecía en un principio.

Carrefour ya ha reconocido cerca de 80 tiendas afectadas. Intermarché y Netto, más de 300.

Lo más gracioso es la forma en la que accedieron a los sistemas. Usuario "admin” y la fecha del día como contraseña.

No hay ningún ataque sofisticado aquí, pero fallaron varias cosas básicas a la vez:

1. Credenciales por defecto o predecibles en equipos en producción.

2.Sistemas OT (los que controlan máquinas físicas) expuestos directamente a internet. Claroty cuenta 2.765.

3. Software sin parchear durante años, porque “es una nevera, quién la va a atacar?”.

4. Ninguna segmentación: el controlador del frío es accesible igual que una web.

La lección que podemos aprender aquí es simple: todo lo que está conectado a la red es un sistema informático, y hay que tratarlo como tal.

Y sí, También neveras u otros electrodomésticos/domótica.

Da igual el vector de ataque inicial o lo complejo que sea un ataque. El resultado acaba siendo el mismo.

[Laura Matsue @lauramatsue]

People need to understand this: these billionaire tech bros teach their children Montessori and Waldorf methods which focuses on teaching kids the ability to focus for long periods, think critically, and be creative, while they push attention-destroying short form videos and AI onto the masses and pretend it’s for the good of humanity.

They understand that your ability to focus and be creative is the main factor of success in the future, yet design apps that degrade those crucial life skills. The average person must be aware of this and resist this at all costs.

[John Collison @collision]

Cheeky Pint is back! Mark Zuckerberg @finkd and Alexandr Wang @alexandr_wang came to the pub to discuss their new frontier model, Muse Wonder.

00:00:24 Muse’s breakout use cases
00:07:28 The model is the product
00:14:35 Muse Wonder
00:24:56 How frontier models are built
00:48:26 Betting $100B
01:07:21 Agentic commerce
01:19:34 OpenRouter
01:20:06 Beyond the smartphone
01:27:00 Funding
01:34:06 Why AI won’t be winner-take-all
01:40:46 Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL)
02:08:11 Working for Mark Zuckerberg

[Davy @Blinklebloop]

This is the level of autism I want in a CEO of a stock I own

[Señor exprópiese @NoVive_Socialis]

Los Venezolanos no pueden opinar sobre España pero si tienen que permitir que Zapatero, Pablo iglesias y Monedero se hayan vuelto millonarios recibiendo dinero del chavismo

[Ingenieran't @K_enBlanco]

A mí sí me alegra la baja natalidad.

Se la han pasado saqueando el planeta mientras hablan de “garantizar recursos para las generaciones futuras”. Cuáles recursos? Si seguimos contaminando el agua, degradando los suelos y tratando la salud y la educación como privilegios.

Nos exigen traer hijos al mundo, pero garantizarles una vida digna ya les parece pedir demasiado.

Entonces, naaa. Si vamos a seguir dejando problemas que ni siquiera estamos dispuestos a resolver, me alegra que nazcan menos personas para heredarlos. No les debemos hijos a un sistema que necesita gente, pero desprecia sus necesidades.

Y viendo a tantos políticos del mundo preocupadísimos por la natalidad, yo me pregunto: les preocupa cómo vivirán esos niños o que falten trabajadores, contribuyentes y votantes para sostenerles el negocio?

Hablan como si viviéramos en el mismo mundo. Ellos compran soluciones a los problemas que nosotros tenemos que padecer.

Para pedirnos más hijos sí aparecen. Para construir el mundo donde esos hijos vivirían, son la misma mierda de siempre.

[Ingenieran't @K_enBlanco]

Me puse a investigar este tema a nivel mundial y me dejó 🫪

Rusia sanciona promover una vida sin hijos; Irán restringió anticonceptivos y esterilización voluntaria. Y ya hubo un antecedente brutal: la Rumania de Ceaușescu, con impuestos por no tener hijos y controles ginecológicos obligatorios.

Hay gobiernos para los que la solución parece ser ponernos a parir o a parir, obligadas.

A este paso El cuento de la criada va a terminar pareciendo una predicción.

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

Mark Zuckerberg's 7-year-old daughter told him she wanted to be Taylor Swift when she grew up. He looked at her and said you can't, that's not available to you.

Sounds brutal for a dad to say. But Zuckerberg built a $1.4 trillion company on the exact impulse he just shut down in his own kid, and he understands that impulse better than anyone alive.

There's a French philosopher buried in this story.

René Girard taught at Stanford, and his big idea was that desire is borrowed. You don't independently decide to want a Birkin bag or a corner office or a pop star's life. You see someone else wanting it, and you catch the wanting like a cold. He called it mimetic desire.

One of his students was Peter Thiel. In 2004, Thiel wrote Facebook's first outside check, $500K for about 10% of the company, and he has said Girard is a big part of why he saw the bet. A website where millions of people watch each other's lives is a machine for showing you what everyone else wants. The theory said it would be irresistible. That $500K turned into more than a billion dollars.

Every feature since runs on the same engine. Likes show you what others approve of. Followers show you who others watch. The feed is a 24/7 broadcast of other people's wants.

So when a 7 year old comes home from a concert saying she wants to be Taylor Swift, Zuckerberg isn't hearing a cute dream. He's hearing the force he's monetized for twenty years, pointed at his own kid.

And his answer was the one move Girard said actually breaks the loop. Stop copying the model. Become the model. His daughter thought about it and decided she wants people to want to be like August Chan Zuckerberg instead.

He sells the itch to be someone else to more than 3 billion people a day. The one person he coached out of it was his daughter.

[Rebeca @Rebecasarai_]

@PunishedRWR Reading those comments is absolutely crazy. Conservative nationalists can be so scary

[✧ @preposterousbbg]

men will believe a woman is a slut with zero evidence, but they need a documentary, 12 witnesses, DNA, surveillance footage, and God’s signature to believe a man is a rapist.

[J➡️vibecamp @J_astronautics]

We finally get a real autist CEO, not a dark triad imposter, and you guys suddenly can't hang.

[Ray Zhu @rayzhudev]

this is who you’re being mean to when you make fun of Dario

[Jill Filipovic @JillFilipovic]

Men can choose to not do this. Men can choose to treat women the way they would like to be treated (I suspect that most men, when extremely drunk and high on ketamine and having reluctantly consented to some limited sexual activity, would not find it pleasant to have their condition advertised as “free ass” to random men on Snapchat). We can create a culture in which men who treat women this way are considered reprehensible, pathetic, and worthy of scorn, whether or not they have technically committed a crime.
https://t.co/bsFWYb2LFI

[Codie Sanchez @Codie_Sanchez]

If I have a son I’m gonna teach him the difference between right and wrong, and if I have a daughter, I’m gonna teach her how to say no, shoot guns, and break jaws.

I believe in due process, yet this entire case makes me sad for men and women, teach your sons when a woman is incapacitated to send her home not take advantage. Teach your daughters to protect and love themselves.