Reposted by @wnz.bsky.socialmr. TIM @timkellogg.me · 01/10/2026Griffin: a human interaction model. The first video conversational model to pass the Turing test www.tavus.io/griffintavus.ioGriffin: The First Human Interaction Model | TavusGriffin is the first Human Interaction Model (HIM). On live video calls, 48% of people who talked to it thought it was a real person. 8507
Reposted by @wnz.bsky.socialThe Zena Programming Language @zena-lang.dev · 29/09/2026New blog post on zena-lang.dev: Designing a Programming Language for the AI Era zena-lang.dev/blog/2026/09... Includes why I think a language good for humans and WebAssembly is good for AI, and why Zena is a project that's optimistic that humans have a place in software development.zena-lang.devDesigning a Programming Language for the AI EraWhat makes a programming language effective when AI agents write, test, and review code, and why being optimized for WebAssembly is being optimized for AI. 11612
wnz.bsky.social @wnz.bsky.social · 25/09/2026I still like the traditional search engines experience so I moved to kagi some time ago. 020
Reposted by @wnz.bsky.socialK @kerry.bsky.social · 19/09/2026“I Built Non-Autoregressive Decision Models with RL a Year Ago. Then a Frontier Lab Called It a "Breakthrough".” Before Jev there was Laya laya.convaiinnovations.com (via @dherman.dev)laya.convaiinnovations.comLaya — 33ms Multilingual System 1 Decision EngineEvaluates typed decisions (choice, score, noul) over 100+ languages in a single forward pass with calibrated probabilities. Outperforms TypeSafe Jev. 15924
wnz.bsky.social @wnz.bsky.social · 14/09/2026It's gonna be what helps with the highest IPO valuation. We'll find out soon I guess. 020
wnz.bsky.social @wnz.bsky.social · 06/09/2026That's exactly the problem I have with AI. I took away the fun part of the job. 000
wnz.bsky.social @wnz.bsky.social · 19/08/2026And are €3.5 in north east of Italy (with complimentar crisps), where it originated from. Originally a "poor" drink, mix of water and white wine. 010
wnz.bsky.social @wnz.bsky.social · 16/07/2026That's one of the reasons I switched several months ago. 010
Reposted by @wnz.bsky.socialGergely Orosz @gergely.pragmaticengineer.com · 19/05/2026Speaking for myself, I have had some of my most memorable and most important pieces of learning that came from long debates, because I absolutely disagreed with how another dev wanted to do stuff I thought they were wrong By the time I understood their POV, I also changed how I think about my work 5572
Reposted by @wnz.bsky.socialSimon Willison @simonwillison.net · 03/04/2026The fun thing about doing a podcast with a pro like Lenny is that his team can slice the thing up into TikTok-style shorts after the fact, here's 48 seconds of me talking about the cognitive cost of agentic engineering 36310
wnz.bsky.social @wnz.bsky.social · 28/12/2025I personally ate excessive tech use in cars. Car makers will end up changing a premium for low-tech model versions of their cars for people like me, lol. 000
wnz.bsky.social @wnz.bsky.social · 12/11/2025About populism, racism, immigration, etc, we also have those issues, but politics is still not as polarised as in the US, so you can have a conversation about that. Ah, you also get easily sued for defamation, so spreading total lies is not a common thing. 000
wnz.bsky.social @wnz.bsky.social · 12/11/2025As a European, assuming you get a working visa somehow, it would be very difficult for you to get a job without speaking the local language fluently. There are exceptions, like Poland, though. Language fluency is also fundamental if you want to get out of the expat circle. 210
wnz.bsky.social @wnz.bsky.social · 11/10/2025In italy it's mandatory because of building regulations. 100
wnz.bsky.social @wnz.bsky.social · 07/09/2025My wife ended up in ER with a swollen eye and lip because a cyclist hit her on the pedestrian area. It happens all the time. I risked something similar a few weeks ago. Pedestrian are for pedestrian, fullstop. I think there are ways it can be enforced. 040
wnz.bsky.social @wnz.bsky.social · 28/08/2025Hard to judge without seeing the initial prompt, but you should try to give precise instructions and set boundaries. I found LLMs able to carry out complex instructions if well crafted. 000
Reposted by @wnz.bsky.socialEliot Higgins @eliothiggins.bsky.social · 27/06/2025We don’t live in a neutral marketplace of ideas. We live in an attention economy shaped by algorithms, tribal identity, outrage incentives, and profit models that reward engagement over accuracy. 14892224
Reposted by @wnz.bsky.socialJesse @jessemerle.bsky.social · 27/06/2025If you were to ask me in 2019, I would’ve said around 5yrs to fully complete. But now it’s a much harder question bc OpenAI has gotten itself into a potentially existential predicament. At some level they are just trying to survive. To understand their situation you have to start at the beginning. 🧵 319334
Reposted by @wnz.bsky.socialCharlie Marsh @crmarsh.com · 29/01/2025We’re building a new static type checker for Python, from scratch, in Rust. From a technical perspective, it’s probably our most ambitious project yet. We’re about 800 PRs deep! 35722104
Reposted by @wnz.bsky.socialHarry Eccles @harryeccles.bsky.social · 28/11/2024Repost if BlueSky is now your primary social media site. 5492205913162
