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maebert

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About maebert

founder of hyperspell. Designer, Engineer, Ex-Neuroscientist, Nomad.

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/maebert; my proof: https://keybase.io/maebert/sigs/_fWYpfCiJKYYsnJitNHUA5yeVQ9O-aLez3Yh6YAmsV4 ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49244494

    Yes, SOC2 require an audit by an independent auditor, and in principle you can request their audit report from them. Just email the CTO about it ;)

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    Comment #48877863

    That feels like the newspaper article you find in a dystopian video game in an abandoned apartment that helps you piece together the backstory of how the robo-insect apocalypse beg…

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    Comment #48590618

    More effective than not giving, which apparently is a bar other billionaires are not clearing.

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    Comment #48406566

    There's a lot of talk about AI and consciousness these days. While I really enjoy that this is a debate people are willing to have in good faith now, I also notice that few of the …

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    Comment #48393187

    > Democrats in Congress have said they will “fight” plans to dismantle the system Putting “fight” into quotes here is terrific amount of low level shade for a scientific publicatio…

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    Comment #48391918

    The conversation on AI and consciousness is incredibly relevant. It is incredibly frustrating that most commentators are utterly unfamiliar with over 60 years of inquiry into this …

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    Comment #48025883

    Tangentially related: one of my all-time favourite neuroscience papers by Iriki et al. [1] showed that the mouse pointer becomes part of the body schema in a real, measurable way. …

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    Comment #47980487

    Hyperspell | YC F25 | San Francisco, ONSITE | $150k-220k + generous equity and benefits | hyperspell.com I'm Manu, founder of Hyperspell. 14 Years ago I found my first job in tech …

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    Comment #47836990

    I'm a crypto wars veteran, discovering the internet with the nerfed 40-bit version of Netscape

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    Comment #47834312

    To be clear I’m not claiming that Mythos is _nothing_ but PR hype, merely that Anthropic is playing its cards really well, which is a claim independent of actual capabilities of th…

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    Comment #47834274

    Ha. Non-native speaker here although you wouldn’t be able to tell what talking to me, until you hear me confuse when to use this vs that, and lose vs loose. Some things my brain ju…

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    Comment #47833072

    The whole artificial scarcity Anthropic created around Mythos / Glasswing is quite brilliant to be honest (I’m Not saying ethical, just brilliant). The commercial gains are one sid…

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    Comment #47798938

    We have asked ourselves that question repeatedly over the past year. While I don’t have a simple solution, I have some mental models that may help. Overall, there are two knobs to …

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    Comment #47606988

    Hyperspell | YC F25 | San Francisco, ONSITE | $150k-220k + generous equity and benefits | hyperspell.com I'm Manu, founder of Hyperspell. 14 Years ago I found my first job in tech …

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    Comment #47148380

    We run an OpenClaw agent for our entire team — he lives in a group chat (although we have DMs too). - Runs our standups, checks in withe everybody EOD on blockers - Already know wh…

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    Comment #46902036

    I love the vision, but it glosses over the most important difference between Infrastructure and Companies. Infrastructure as code is prescriptive. The code is the source of truth, …

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    Comment #46706032

    This goes back all the way to the beginnings of Psychology. William James, who is considered the somewhat of godfather of Psychology, argued that all feelings are bodily feelings; …

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    Comment #46696778

    cf. "The Map is not the Territory"

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    Comment #46017639

    They're all great, but the 2012 "The Uncensored Picture of Dorian Gray" is the closest to the original script before the editor cut out things that he deemed... checks notes... "to…

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    Comment #45872317

    I literally just hired Ben Horowitz last month, but I must assume that mine is the better systems and integrations engineer so I consider myself having getting the better deal.

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    Comment #45251370

    I inherited my great-grandmas recipe book that calls for "50 pence [pfennig] worth of almonds". I spent a whole afternoon researching how much almonds you could by in 1952 post-war…

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    Comment #44897217

    It might be worth noting that humans also struggle with keeping up a coherent world model over time. Luckily, we don’t have to; we externalize a lot of our representations. When sh…

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    Comment #44426915

    Thanks for the shoutout! I think it's funny that it's very similar to ensō in many ways, but also the complete opposite: ensō is calm, mindful, soothing. MDWa is hectic, terrifying…

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    Comment #43796997

    "Simple. The car is actually a metaphor for generational trauma." Honestly... chatGPT kind of wins this one.