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@finnvanorder.dev

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Finn @finnvanorder.dev · 29/10/2025

THIS SEEMS FINE

Screenshot from the article that reads, "Tim Draper personally uses Mappa to assess founders his firm is considering investing in, and the educational platform Re-Skilling.ai uses the platform to understand skills that students can improve on.

In the future, Lucena sees that Mappa could be used to help approve candidates for loans who don’t have an extensive credit history. She sees Mappa as a tool to help assess people more fairly in all kinds of settings."

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Finn @finnvanorder.dev · 29/10/2025

"Highly curated" Who curated it? What was their rubric for curating? What was the data set? Where did they get it from? What are they measuring? How are they grading responses?

Screenshot of the article that reads, "Mappa claims one of its biggest advantages is data. The startup built highly curated datasets specifically for understanding human behavior. Mappa originally attempted to assess candidates based on video submissions and their online presence; however, they’ve found voice analysis to be the most effective method."

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Finn @finnvanorder.dev · 29/10/2025

This in the context of it being an AI voice clip analyzing company marketed towards HR for screening applicants but with a bunch of really cool other use cases too!

Screenshot from the linked article that says, “Mappa comes to the market with the goal of really, truly understanding people,” Lucena said in an interview with TechCrunch. “We don’t really categorize traits as good or bad. We understand traits as compatible or not.”

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Finn @finnvanorder.dev · 11/10/2025

Lol “because everybody is now talking about how OpenAI has promised everybody $1 trillion — something you could have read about two weeks ago on my premium newsletter.” Absolutely deserved dunk. I felt insane reading this the other week and wondering why no one else was talking about it

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Finn @finnvanorder.dev · 24/11/2024

Ingredients
450g bread flour
50g sugar
6g salt
1 cup 2% milk
1 egg
2 tablespoons butter (29g)
7g instant dry yeast
1/4 cup bread crumbs

Instructions
1. In a big bowl, mix together flour, sugar, salt
2. Pour in milk, beaten egg, and melted butter. Mix until well blended. Make sure the milk is only mildly warm and not hot
3. Add the instant dry yeast and fold until a sticky dough forms
4. Put the dough on a lightly floured board and knead for 10 minutes
5. Form dough into a ball. Lightly coat with oil. But in a large bowl covered with a towel or plastic wrap and let rise until doubled in size (30 min to an hour)
6. Punch dough down and divide into two. Roll into a log shape. Cut each log into 6 equal portions (~65g)
7. Roll each piece into a ball. Coat lightly with oil and roll in bread crumbs.
8. Place dough balls on a lined baking sheet. Leave about an inch gap between balls. Let rise until doubled in size.
9. Pre-heat oven to 370F
10. Bake pandesal for 15 min or until the sides are lightly browned

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Finn @finnvanorder.dev · 24/11/2024

A cat is QUICKLY approaching an innocent, freshly baked bread roll split in half and covered with soft butter. The cat will stop at NOTHING to get da bread!!!!

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Finn @finnvanorder.dev · 24/11/2024

Baked the second half of my first batch of pandesal today. Lessons learned from the second go round: - Portioned out dough more evenly - Lightly coated dough balls in oil to help the bread crumbs stick better Recipe below 🪡

A single roll on a small plate next to a dish of butter. There are 5 remaining rolls in a glass tray in the background.

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Finn @finnvanorder.dev · 24/11/2024

My house demon, Clargg, is helping me bake

In the foreground is a red bordered cutting board with 6 lightly oiled dough balls arranged in sets of two. There is a kitchen knife on the cutting board. A cat is behind the board sitting very cutely and pretending like he doesn’t notice me taking a picture of him. The cat his medium length brown fur. He is evil but I love him anyway

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Finn @finnvanorder.dev · 23/11/2024

Jan’s video was cool and the bread looked good so I decided to try and make some myself. Not bad for a first attempt!

A baking sheet with 4 bread rolls above a small plate with a single roll split in two. Each half has a patty of butter.

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Finn @finnvanorder.dev · 16/12/2023

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Finn @finnvanorder.dev · 24/08/2023

This is Bug

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