Hubert Thieblot
@hthieblot
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I've hired 500+ people as a startup founder.
almost all of my worst hires had impressive LinkedIns
almost all of my best had wild GitHubs and crazy side projects
102 days straight of using FSD.
It’s hard to explain how life-changing this has been for me.
I have permanent nerve damage in my arms, and driving used to be very painful.
A few months ago, it avoided a collision when someone merged into our lane on the highway with all our kids in the car.
I have 0 stress even where is traffic one busy roads. I can take a trip and arrive relaxed.
Technology is amazing.
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Looking for b300s or gb300s (NVL72 or NVL144)
HMU and share info about
Price, dc tier, location, term lengths, down payment info, interconnect
That’s actually insane
browserbase is dead
you can spawn 2k concurrent 24/7 VMs on and spin up to 29M browser sessions 3 min long each, per month, for just 26k
vs 155k on them
used it to scrap 366 products & their funding for
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inference is going to be a trillion dollar market in the next 18 months
i want to power all of it
yes thats delusional but thats the mindset
Enrico’s the kind of genius who redesigns actuators to make robots 10x as sensitive while keeping them affordable.
I’m excited to announce Silica.
We make affordable actuators that sense forces directly, so that all robots can feel the world around them.
We’re fortunate to receive early support from @fdotinc @ycombinator @UPPartnersVC.
Check out our website below to learn more :)
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One of our portfolio companies just went from $2M to $27M in annualized revenue in 4 weeks with a new inference product. And they’re profitable.
I’ve never seen anything like it.
Let’s build a new city
The statue of Prometheus is finally finished.
It was cast in Paris, crossed the Atlantic, and was assembled at Starbase. It took us 100 days to go from nothing to this.
People of the West, we have lived through an era devoid of dreams, devoid of destiny.
But the time has come to reclaim our dream of antiquity.
In a few months, we will start building a new city. It will be the most magnificent city in all of history.
After all, the great dream of the West has always been to rebuild Rome.
Come walk beside us in this endeavor. The world is waiting.
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I'm holding 10,000 synthetic neurons in my hand.
In the podcast below, more of the story of how we got here, and the foundations behind what we built (thanks @fdotinc).
🔽 Prima-Lux: our first artificial brain in silicon. We can't wait for people to try it!
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This is a good explanation of what we do at @gen_intuition, and why it’ll be a big unlock. We train general agents who are great at pixels to actions, partially using world models as a way to scale data and capabilities. If you’re interested in joining us, reach out!
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words of wisdom from @hthieblot 👌🏻
Welcoming the Blueprint II teams.
big journey ahead.
Build hard things people want
these guys are building a flying car btw
pretty sure we jumped higher than the aircraft
how it works:
- flies like a plane but has no wings
- edfs blow directly over a jetfoil to generate lift (coanda effect)
- can hover in place in the air
- uses thrust vectoring for drone-like maneuverability while keeping cruise efficiency
flew for 3 seconds, cut throttle, hit the floor, 10/10 day
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If you are at OpenAI dev day and want to come check out @fdotinc hit me up. We are in the building my next door!
this is actually how ai search should work
Today we’re launching WonderSearch (YC F26)
Search millions of unstructured documents without pre-embedding the corpus. With comparable/better retrieval recall than embedding-based search.
WonderSearch searches at query time:
> No corpus-wide embedding step.
> No vector index to maintain.
> More compute only when needed.
> Pay per search intead of embeddings you may never use.
Go from raw data to useful answers in seconds.
Link + FAQ below (+ free launch credits!) ↓
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LLMs are controlling robots now. wild times
Introducing an AI robotic integrator.
An agent that handles an entire deployment for MicroFactory end-to-end.
Powered by the latest Astra and Opus models, it designs tooling, writes computer vision code, and guides a human operator, taking care of all the boring parts of hardware production.
Demos:
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How technical are you?
0 — Elizabeth Holmes
10 — Ilya Sutskever
@ Founders under 200 followers, what are you building?
If it's cool, I'll invite you to our 60k sqft lab in SF
Bonus point if it’s hardware & physical inteligence
Instant buying one
today we’re launching eyecandy robotics!
we’re bringing animated characters to life through robotics and ai.
