
founder @alcovecomputer genz computer company
sydney
Joined March 2023
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Dropping some caps- making a procedural system that creates and animates ornamental lettering
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A moat never made a castle impregnable. It slowed attackers down. The wider and deeper it was, the more time it bought.
The industry made it sound like “moat” means high immunity from competition.
But I think moats will remain as long as people are involved.
took a break from coding and came back to my head bursting with new ideas and ended up redesigning almost every screen. he really is a whole new yarn
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I LOVE UNDISCLOSED ADVERTISEMENTS
I LOVE BREAKING FEDERAL LAW
I LOVE POLLUTING THE COMMONS
I LOVE ALL KINDS OF PUBLICITY
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We're working on a new math font. It's a bit controversial, because people are used to classic serif math fonts. Ours is sans-serif, built from the monospace fonts in code editors
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GPU final boss
(possibly the coolest photo calendar ive designed so far) for @angles_hq
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Freckle is the first kids phone built for real-world adventure.
Shipping in December. Pre-order today: freckle.tech
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personal website is getting upgraded today, so here it is before its time for something new – at Camp Pendleton South, CA
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i guess kalshi saw this and thought they should steal my video, turn me into a white dude, and run it as an ad
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We’ve received notice that the Department of Commerce has lifted export controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5.
We'll begin restoring access tomorrow, and will share an update soon.
We’re grateful to our users for their patience, and to everyone who worked with us on redeploying the models.
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NEW investigation for @WSJ:
- Polymarket is paying scores of offshore clippers to quietly promote its international exchange in the U.S. (though it’s banned from letting Americans trade on the platform)
- Polymarket made dummy websites mirroring its real site, then paid creators to use the fake site and pretend to win thousands.
- Creators altered headlines and used outdated footage to imply they won bets—even when they often lost
- Polymarket paid Adin Ross multiple millions to promote the site
All that and more in my latest story with @ByKLong @ceostroff @brenna__smith































