Building nautex.ai - Specs only IDE Previously: Guidance-Navigation-Control; drones and space avionics engineering as a founder. Father of 👧👧👧

Palo Alto, CA
Security is only complex because most engineers don't give a fuck about security.
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yeah, rowhammer’s a great example of your point too. I was pointing of good ol’ timing side channels statistically inferring secrets from execution times. Even "Auth vendors" fall to those ones ahaha! Then there is also the <company exists because you won't be fired if you buy its product> folks, who have all the vulns but also all the market area.
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Yep, So the whole ai panic is around resonable concern, but with wrong, irresponsible and discouraging communication. Instead of making it an opportunity for all be safer
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Replying to @ivan_makarov
so true, timing attacks exposed the entire world to "WAIT WHAAAAAAT?"
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How about ddr2 rowhammer? Or thats what you mean by timing?
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Integrating voice mode into llm app, when you want it be fully robust and enjoyable product is tonn of work - outage detection and model awared restart with replay - statefull narration of longer docs - async bg work processing - device handover It is whole parallel state and event management vs the base llm chat that is already there.
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Apparently ChatGPT Voice is too good to be AI lolll
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It makes all those investments justifiable Finally
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Replying to @ivan_makarov
voice mode's secretly an entire second product
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Flying cars is insane because it appears to be one of the most legitimately ridiculous startup ideas with the potential to bankrupt you but is exclusively funded by literal billionaires who unironically want to like 'disrupt traffic' and basically get nerdsniped by a logistical impossibility.
It’s weird that we don’t have flying cars yet. People have been building them in their backyards for 10+ years
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no the problem is it’s a bad idea
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Joby does amazing aircraft and it looks very promising from consumer perspective It is simply what it takes to create DAL A aircraft
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Where's your nickel cathode from, anon?
Made with nickel cathode manufactured locally at Gigafactory Texas!
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Hardware is just the software with slow compiling process and atoms instead of bits. Go for it, help making compiler faster!
I'm hiring a former founder for a very important role here at RMFG Head of Factory Software. In person at our factory in Fort Worth, TX. This is an individual contributor role and you will be spending the vast majority of your time building software, not managing others. What are we doing? We're building the fastest contract manufacturer for robotics and advanced hardware companies. We're getting there by launching multiple online-first manufacturing capabilities and letting customers combine those into much more valuable assemblies, eventually full robots. We have a crazy roadmap and we've accomplished a ton with an insanely small non-production team (Me, one mech engineer, one former hardware founder leading growth, and one customer support person). It's very important to me that we keep this lean / scrappy DNA as we scale. Some reasons why you would want to work with us - We're growing incredibly fast. Revenue up ~10x since start of year. All important charts going up and to the right at a compounding m/m rate - We're growing (physically) incredibly fast. More than doubled factory floor space from 17k to 40k sq ft. This time last year we were in 4.5k sq ft. - We have cool customers. People putting stuff into outer space, nuclear technology, countless robot companies, guys making great money selling weird niche components that we make, public companies, and everything in between. - Your work will be immediately impactful and important. There will be days where you will push code changes that you physically can see the effects propagated to the floor quickly. Some days I know that I just made a multi-million dollar commit, seeing how much money it saves us on a process, or what rework it prevents, etc. - Your work will help make the American dream possible for hundreds of factory workers here at RMFG. Today we have ~20 production staff, and multiple are starting families and buying homes because of the work we provide. - Meaningful amounts of equity - We are a venture-backed hardware startup that is making more money than it burns (highly unusual) - A ton of incredibly smart people have backed us. (YC, Patrick Collison, Kyle Vogt, etc). - You will work on hard real world engineering challenges What I'm looking for - evidence of extraordinary software ability - someone who has touched grass - relentless, killer, ambitious founder mindset send me an email w/ evidence of your skills kenneth at domain name
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Epitaxy FTW!
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Going there!
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Replying to @ivan_makarov
The answer is @LEGO_Group bricks.

ALT the lego movie GIF by Trolli

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atoms are lego bricks too
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Replying to @ivan_makarov
What is this compiling thing of which you speak? You can't learn the language so you need a crutch translator for you to speak...?
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all sorts of manufacturing factory was always the machine for this compilation, and that is unfortunate that we had to have so many people through this all materialization process it is time for it to change
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Replying to @luke_metro
the reason kitty hawk shut down wasn’t because it was technically hard to build
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because they saw how unforgiving and harsh are aerial tech vs anything they deal daily It becomes whack-a-mole game at some point. I observed it many times. There is no escape from whack-a-mole game in aviation. All these ARP4754/ARP4761/DO-178/254 exist for very uncomfortable reasons.
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Rename AI Wrong answers only, please 😁
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Please please
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Significant improvement, including large contexts (>280kTkn)
We’ve improved prompt caching in the API for GPT-6, helping agents run faster and cost less. Higher cache-hit rates by default mean more input tokens benefit from cached-input discounts of up to 90%.
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I think qr code compimentary UX will help too
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5090s go brrr They can draw 600w and hit 1792gb/s
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i love the cable connectors Lemo?
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Those are for cooling They are cool anyway
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