do things that increase serendipity

the beginning of infinity permanently radicalized me core idea is that nothing is ever settled and all of our existing knowledge can always be improved. and new knowledge lets us solve problems that on the surface appear to be permanent facts of life. and bc neither knowledge or problems are permanent, we’re always on the cusp of new discoveries and therefore new solutions. so while we have no idea on how to properly forecast the future, there is something grounding knowing that there’s still more knowledge to be discovered. and even in an era on abundant super intelligence, we still won’t reach the upper bound of knowledge creation. crazy.

what is the most effective and performant memory architecture for agents (validated in production) that understands temporality and supports dreaming?

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everyone is actually at the intersection of art and technology because everything before us is art and everything after us is technology obviously

Hey, so this Saturday you can come to the Grand Opening party for Tabletop Library in Berkeley all day and night. It'll be worth the drive over, you know, if you want. @BerkeleyTTL is a side quest I've been on with @andrewmason, @tabletopgrl & david c to make a whimsical place that gets us off our phones, playing with each other, and holds board gaming up for the awesomeness that it has become recently. It's been a labor of love where we've also built a dewey decimal system for games, a board game recommender service, used a card catalog from UC Berkeley as the front desk, and a dozen other little details I'd love to show you. tabletoplibrary.com/news/gra… And after the visit you can go less than a block to the comic shop (escapist) and sci-fi bookstore (dark carnival) in what must now be the nerdiest single block anywhere.

Today would have been @om's 60th birthday. I’ve been thinking about what made him so special, and part of it was that he had almost no patience for the superficial. Or the mediocre. Or, frankly, anything that had once been excellent and had decided to coast. That applied to ideas, cameras, design, writing, people, and especially coffee. Over the years, Om and I made the rounds of many of San Francisco’s best coffee shops. The moment the quality slipped, he was done. No nostalgia. No second chances. By the end, I think Linea, Coffee Movement and Golden Goat were about the only places still in the rotation. He could be wonderfully curmudgeonly, but it came from caring deeply about things. He noticed quality. He noticed effort. He noticed when someone had taken the time to do something properly. And he noticed people. Om was curious, sharp, funny, generous, sentimental, demanding, and deeply loyal. He made people feel seen. He connected people. He encouraged them. He showed up. I miss his texts, his advice, his very specific opinions, and the sense that somewhere in San Francisco he was probably drinking an excellent coffee and quietly judging everything around him. Remembering Om today, and every day.

happy birthday @om

enjoy your subsidized tokens while you still can

theres so much that still needs to get built

this is a good agent to add into your mix

the fact that nobody at Microsoft is bringing back this guy is a real miss @jacobandreou put him in coach

This is a great state of the union also…. 🤯 JEV IS DOING $100M ALREADY AND LAUNCHED LAST WEEK

are they launching temu grok bot?

Love this!! Jev deciding “What is worth my attention”

meta is gonna sell so many units of this thing

muse has been trained well

wow over 200 RSVPs for next weeks @om fest luma.com/om-fest Hope to see you there!

Grok 4.7 was released yesterday Opus 5.5 released today GPT-6 Sol & GPT-6 Luna released today what a week!