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Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · 1d

Counter point is there’s never been as much investment into GPUs and HBM before now. This is bringing the future into the present at an accelerated rate

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Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · 4d

It sounds like google is making some amount? www.wsj.com/tech/ai/big-...

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Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · 4d

LLMs for me, not for thee!

Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · 4d

Wasn’t one of the major issues that the mortgages were trash? Meta seems like a fairly reliable tenant to me given $50b revenue in the most recent qrtr

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Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · 5d

Love the look of the TM-B @ridealso.bsky.social, looks so much fun

Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · 6d

Wishing you prosperity for your short position

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Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · 6d

Hm pay walled unfortunately, what does the $300b cover?

Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · 9d

+1 for @manetapp.bsky.social

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Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · 12d

Have you been following $XBI performance over the last 10 years?

Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · Aug 8

very cool

Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · Aug 6

Cool excited to receive mine 🙌🏻

Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · Jun 28

Wild, narrow minded take, by you’re logic I presume you take photos because you “hate” artists 🧑‍🎨

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Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · Jun 28

Seems like people have a preference for the level of the abstraction stack they want to work at, if you want creativity at the levels of the algorithms and functions go for it. If you want to create at the level of features or products, go for it?

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Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · Jun 13

Big Walk looks so fun

Panic @panic.com · Jun 13

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A new peak. Following on from the wild success of Untitled Goose Game, House House returns with a multiplayer open world unlike any other. By Alex Spencer.

An image from the game of a large red tower, some figures standing atop it, in a natural environment.

You surely don't need to be told that 2019's Untitled Goose Game was a surprise hit for its developer, House House. Nor, most likely, do we need to describe how that game managed to perfectly capture the essence of an English village, in its hedgerow-delineated serenity and simmering resentments alike. But did you know that its creators were adapting this place from the far side of the globe, in Melbourne?
House House's followup, Big Walk, brings the developer back home - specifically, to Wilsons Promontory, a national park at the southernmost tip of mainland Australia. "It's a big granite isthmus that sticks out into the ocean, so it's got quite a unique biosphere," says Jake Strasser. His full explanation includes terms such as "Lower Devonian granite", underlining just how seriously House House takes its silliness.
the developer has recreated Wilsons Prom (as the locals call it) at a 1:20 scale using lidar scans of the real place, and populated it with authentic flora based on photographs the team have taken on research trips. Now we find ourselves on a field trip of our own, being guided through this virtual recreation by its four primary architects. Strasser delivers his geography lecture from a thin bench on one side of a train, his legs dangling precariously as scenery whizzes past. Wilsons Prom has personal significance to all four developers, who grew up a couple of hours' drive away, but to Strasser in particular. He gestures to a point on the coast, revealing - somewhat shyly - that this is where his partner proposed to him. "It just has a real magic to it," Strasser concludes. Meaning, of course, the actual Wilsons Prom. But looking around us - at the mountains towering overhead and the granite-studded slopes that melt gradually into the sea, not to mention the brightly coloured architecture dotted across…

Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · Jun 8

@signal.org is e2e encrypted and usable, the citizenry should be using it

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Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · Jun 4

I just tried the demo mnist classification app from Q.ANT running on their native silicon photonics platform, didn’t seem to do well? #siliconphotonics

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Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · Jun 4

@modal-labs.bsky.social

Ben Miles @benmiles.bsky.social · Jun 1

After spending 6 hours yesterday trying both OpenAI Codex CLI and @anthropic.com Claude Code I can say that Claude code is better. Better UX, better transparency, better code.

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