purveyor of paradox

San Francisco, CA
Joined January 2013
Peyton Casper retweeted
ok 1password killed it with the personal agents integrations it's so good
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real ball knowers know that you could sell a car as an appreciating asset, because the computer inside could theoretically run an llm
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Peyton Casper retweeted
we’ve been working on something personal tomorrow, it’s yours. 11 AM PT
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status update: failing so i can learn
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the more I learn about life, living real living happens in the paradox
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a probable mental model for the future is to conceptualize any problem as a block of marble the goal is to direct a stream of tokens to carve a solution from it as quickly, efficiently and correctly as possible today we call this a harness
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some tokens take bigger chunks, others can get to hard to reach places, some are for fine details the goal is to understand the attributes of a token and how it orchestrates best
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the worlds appetite for inference is infinite all excess tokens are being spent on securing infra from tokens spent on attacking cat and mouse games already have and will emerge at every cross section of the economy
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Peyton Casper retweeted
Replying to @beffjezos
SF is literally high school
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humans keep ipv4, agents get ipv6 rotate everyone’s social security number to an ipv4
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a second donald boat has hit the tl
Replying to @BarDarlingLocal
@BarDarlingLocal my haters will soon be my waiters at the table of success
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can you endure the vulnerability of wanting it
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i propose we formally verify wireguard
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banning abliterated models is a bit like banning alcohol clearly the prohibition solved the problem
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the valley is amazing because every ~2yrs the people who made a bag disappear and the people who missed the bag post proof
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graphql, rust, mcp, storybook, microservices, db per service, data mesh, data lakehouse i was wrong about all of it. you needed to be a big company but now that everyone is going to be managing swarms its probably all directionally correct
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yeah so thats a banger
New on our Frontier Red Team blog: using Claude to formally verify software at large scale. Formal verification can prove that code is free of certain bugs, but historically it has only been feasible for small codebases (or required a lot of expert time). With AI models, however, this is beginning to change. In collaboration with @theoremlabs, we used Claude to prove security properties in over one hundred real-world open-source libraries over the span of a few weeks. Read our research in full here: anthropic.com/research/forma…
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my favorite person rn ai agents can't code, terrified of ai hacks
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a while back we worked with 1password on a preview of this that integrated into @trydirector so excited to see this generally available as a much needed extension for the personal assistant space
To do real work on your behalf, agents need to sign-in securely. We’re excited to partner with 1Password so your agents can log in without ever seeing your passwords. Agents request a login, you approve it in 1Password, then credentials are sent directly to the browser.
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