Peiyuan Liao
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Leaving Rabbit:
Labor Day was a good opportunity to collect thoughts and introspect, which allows us to review the decisions we have made, appreciate the beauty in our lives, and, as a technologist, the various artifacts we create.
I recently left Rabbit
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Felt like yesterday when we were sketching out the OS in spring, and Jesse & Jesper were designing r1 in autumn. Standalone device (because app stores are tricky to deal with...), $199, no subscription (because AI is cheaper than you think!): we will do everything we could to put
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A quick explanation on how login works on rabbithole:
1. We provide you with a "box" over VNC (virtual network computing) for a few minutes to log into apps that LAM eventually operates. We search for certain states that we can use to restore your session, then encrypt them for
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Since DoorDash removed the ability to cancel orders I’ve been eating a lot of r1-ordered fried chicken as part of our QA ……
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Just to be very clear: this is not a source code leak. The client code that lives on the container during the login process is designed to be public. Here's more insights into how the process works:
there are always malicious actors who try to discredit companies on the rise. this is a perfect example of a desperate social engineering attempt directed at rabbit – and a weak one at that. this is not a source code leak, it is a simple reverse engineering job of code that we
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Excited to work with
@elevenlabsio
to advance voice interfaces on r1. We are aligned on what makes them great: fidelity and latency.
The
@rabbit_hmi
r1 is setting a new standard for human-device interaction. Now with a voice from
@elevenlabsio
More on our collaboration here:
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We're hiring! Join us to define how humans should interact with machines and build the hardware interface for AI. We're well-funded and backed by Khosla Ventures; lots of interesting problems to work on across ml, cloud infra, and device platform eng:
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I'd like to think that this goes beyond a simple tease/dunk: agents don't live in a vacuum. They interact with apps designed for humans. As more and more agents populate the internet, all kinds of behaviors from apps will emerge: cooperative, random, and adversarial. This is
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@rabbit_hmi
Just to be very clear: this is not a source code leak. The client code that lives on the container during the login process is designed to be public. Here's more insights into how the process works:
A quick explanation on how login works on rabbithole:
1. We provide you with a "box" over VNC (virtual network computing) for a few minutes to log into apps that LAM eventually operates. We search for certain states that we can use to restore your session, then encrypt them for
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the relentless search for perfection is worth all the pain
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I’m reminded again that good works of art exist (you need to search for it) and grateful for people like Denis that make it happen
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I trained a small (64x64) diffusion model that generates traditional Chinese art. It's reasonably good in the sense that I can't really tell which one is real & which one is synthesized :)
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A lot more problems could be solved by a neural language model combined with a symbolic system
Introducing AlphaGeometry: an AI system that solves Olympiad geometry problems at a level approaching a human gold-medalist. 📐
It was trained solely on synthetic data and marks a breakthrough for AI in mathematical reasoning. 🧵
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It's a pleasure to partner with
@khoslaventures
on our Series A to make personal agents a reality. We at rabbit & friends from
@jugendingenieur
, have been working on something really cool and I can't wait to show it! Join the waitlist: Jan 9th, Vegas
We are excited to announce that rabbit has raised an additional $10 million from
@khoslaventures
to bring AI companions to the masses. We are revealing the r1 hardware on January 9. Read more:
Get rabbit:
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[x] the Word
[x] the word processor
[x] the thought processor
[?] the death of literature
[x] the Word
[x] the word processor
[?] the thought processor
[ ] the death of literature
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I guess the most visceral experience one could have is only through physical presence... Probably not enough to rethink photography but definitely digital media provenance
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We realized that connecting users to service providers is hard. Most do not have full-fledged APIs/plugins and we don't want to bound users to a single provider through exclusive deals. So we built an AI model that operates these apps on traditional OS, on your behalf.
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the more I look at it, the harder it goes
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@AravSrinivas
@vkhosla
I think semantically, apps are easier than we’d like to think, and we can go very far in serving the majority of consumers in the most frequent use cases. e.g. Uber is just about getting from A to B, and some context on shortly what happens before A and after B. If we extract
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as a quasi-persistent cloud GPU vendor is still unparalleled - been a loyal customer since high school
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I realized you could set arbitrary start date on Slack so I set mine to the Fall of Constantinople
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We take data security very seriously. We use the same technologies as traditional companies use to store credit card credentials with partners like
@PrivacyPiiano
. Building consumer agents is hard, and creating infrastructure for them is even harder. If you are excited about
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[x] the Word
[x] the word processor
[?] the thought processor
[ ] the death of literature
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I guess in a few years a lot will be written about engineering practices when interfacing with end-to-end, highly configurable neural systems. Developing, monitoring and scaling them presents new types of challenges from infrastructure, research and software development.
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I spent a lot of time growing up watching mobile suit gundam / ghost in the shell and what has drawn me more than the cool artifacts is the politics. I think in a world with advanced tech, interesting angles can involve almost no tech at all. Easy, coming from a technical
peak oppenheimer discourse ended 2 weeks ago, but still recruited the homies to talk JRO, "manhattan projects for x," great man theory, and the bhagavad gita for
@reboot_hq
🤠
full conversation linked below!
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