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kabir retweeted
Conspiracy theorists: the NSA has manipulated the standard setting process so HTTPS appears to be impenetrable, but they have a backdoor because of advanced mathematics beyond your imagination
The real world, so much dumber than they could ever imagine: the secret key is 4
kabir retweeted
if you're building harnesses for real work, this is a great read on how Ramp built the shared platform behind its agentic products like inspect, glass, etc.
We at Ramp tried a bunch of agent harnesses and ended up building our own. Cloud-native, model-agnostic, tailored to our infrastructure and product.
And we published how we built it: builders.ramp.com/post/build…
kabir retweeted
6 weeks on the Router team at Ramp!
There’s sm doom rhetoric about being a SWE these days.
But the products and way people ship at Ramp makes my jaw drop every day. It gives me inspiration and hope that a brilliant human touch will always have a place in our industry.
join us!
enterprise sales is mostly about gaslighting. as such, my girlfriend thinks i'm well equipped to succeed.
A human story from the team. I love these new videos, hope you do too!
@elise_ai runs 5M+ voice calls a month across housing and healthcare, two industries that shape people's lives yet are often the hardest to navigate.
On our series Speaking of the Future: @TheRealAk914 of EliseAI🎙️
we put on a broadway musical about accounts payable.
slate called it "a glorified ad for a tech company." correct. it was also the most fun we've ever had as a company.
the part i didn't expect was what happened after. a flood of messages from theater folks in new york saying it meant the world to them. billy porter told the crowd that industrials like this paid his rent for decades, until they disappeared in the early 2000s.
for most of the last century, when a company had something to say, it hired composers, choreographers and actors. somewhere along the way we decided marketing should be cheap, measurable and forgettable.
i hope more companies lose their minds a little. make something people feel.
Pi 1.0!
Notable here is that they've adopted a Cordis-esque runtime composition framework (they're calling it "chord"). We did the same for our background agent system at Cartesia.
It's the only way to keep harnesses sane, since agents write self-contained flat plugins rather than plumbing changes through all sorts of unrelated code. I might experiment with using it for regular apps too, it's a neat model.
github.com/earendil-works/pi…
People of Pi: We've shipped Pi 1.0 with Pi Durable. Go make them yours.
earendil.com/posts/pi-1-0/
kabir retweeted
after building agentic design systems for multi-million dollar startups, I want to start sharing everything I’ve learned
starting with free skills for your coding agent:
design.how View article
What if PHASEONE10841 was a middle schooler and this whole OpenAI thing’s just been blown outta proportion?
A video on multilingual voices from the coolest team at Cartesia
Change the language, keep your voice.
Pick from 50+ voices in up to 25 languages, or make your own clone multilingual in a click.
Hear from the Voices team → cartesia.ai/blog/multilingua…
kabir retweeted
you’re all riling up over the $6,500. that wasn’t even an issue for us.
the disclosure process itself was nightmarish, we had to get input from lawyers and eventually go to journalist
one of the worst disclosure process.
if i got $6500 for responsibly hacking a company that half the GDP growth of the united states is riding on i'd become the joker
