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Today I’m proud to introduce 201 Ventures (@201vc_) — a new firm advancing freedom and autonomy in Europe.
We back PhDs who can win a bar fight.
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Portfolio collaborations are very fun
Incredibly interesting one between our friends at @_Andrenam_ and @AnySignal_Space
Subsea comms is a hard problem.
Andrenam x Anysignal are building the platform that will make that turn key.
oceannews.com/news/science-t…
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welcome to the 9th annual @stateofai report!
ai building better ai, world models, physical ai, geopolitics, cyber defense and 12-month predictions.
read it at stateof(dot)ai or watch my editor’s cut here.
a few of this year’s biggest findings follow:
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Latest progress on 'one elevation model to rule them all'.
This example is a combination of nautical charts, gridded bathymetry, topographic elevation models, and more. Really cool...
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As you become an adult, you realize that things around you weren't just always there; people made them happen. But only recently have I started to internalize how much tenacity *everything* requires. That hotel, that park, that railway. The world is a museum of passion projects.
“Allow once”
🇩🇰 UXV Technologies (@UXVTech) introduced SRoC SingleGrip, a lightweight, compact and intuitive one-handed controller for unmanned systems.
"Based on a modular systems approach, the SRoC features an open-architecture design and advanced capabilities, such as Swappable Radio Modules (SRM), USB-C and Nett Warrior compatibility. Two Swappable Battery Modules (SBM) also enable easy power expansion."
Learn more >> tinyurl.com/29rn9jrb
ALT Recently introduced SRoC SingleGrip, a one-handed ground controller for unmanned systems by UXV Technologies.
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As America approaches its 250th anniversary, we're launching our Workforce platform built specifically for the government. Our inorganics are trained on agency-specific statutes, regulations, procedures, and workflows. Every action is auditable, reversible, and traceable.
Learn more at: statecraft.ai
High-aura government office names:
Office of Planetary Protection
Special Activities Center
Board of Tea Experts
Crude Helium Enrichment Unit
Office of Weights and Measures
Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Initiative
Bee Research Laboratory
The black ink on cream paper just hits so much harder.
if you are a wizard with vector tiles and are called to the seas, look no further:
At @zydromarine we love pushing the limits of maritime geospatial data in the browser.
Pictured: our recent work visualizing charts, bathymetry, subsea perception & more... pushing the boundaries of what you can do with vector tiles
If this seems cool, we're hiring! (below)
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TIL that Škoda made a bicycle bell that can cut through ANC headphones.
Most ANC systems use adaptive filtering (like LMS) at a very basic level, it models the incoming noise and generate an anti-phase signal to cancel it. Works best for steady and predictable sounds.
Škoda's research found that around 750 - 780Hz ANC struggles a lot so they made their bell to target this particular frequency
they added irregular, transient dual tones that are hard to model in real time
this comes from a dual-resonator design : one tuned to ~750-780 Hz (ANC weak spot) using a cantilever tine, and another at higher frequencies (~2 KHz+) like a normal bell, so it’s not a single clean tone
So instead of being louder, it’s just… harder to cancel.
Pretty neat example of exploiting system limitations with pure analog design.
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Consistency, service after service, is the mark of an excellent saucier.
Listen to Ripert talking about catching the blossoming and fading of flavors.
Wanted: Claude Dataroom.
In static mode, it's just a better Docsend. In Claude mode, I'd talk to the entire dataroom: extend or modify financials, query legal docs, create my own FAQs/tearsheets based on things Claude knows I care about.
Company gets way better analytics: "here's how viewers are talking to your dataroom, so you may just want to address these topics head on."
1. Add two zeros to the number.
2. Make it money on contract, not grants.
3. Use it only for 5 specific, named needs:
- air defense
- subsurface intel
- high-north training
- critical infra protection
- new interoperable mil standards
ec.europa.eu/commission/pres…
Folks up at Ft. Meade for sure picking up the phone asking Pentagon to cool it on Dario right now.
Introducing Project Glasswing: an urgent initiative to help secure the world’s most critical software.
It’s powered by our newest frontier model, Claude Mythos Preview, which can find software vulnerabilities better than all but the most skilled humans.
anthropic.com/glasswing
