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full video through the cognitive load pipeline i am currently working on
it caught cognitive load spikes during:
- first mention of hacker groups
- during first mention of north korea
- during the evasion from insulting kim jong-un
not a silver bullet but far beyond nothing
born too late for palantir training factory
Tech companies launching their own programs to train grads because they 'can't rely' on Ivy Leagues trib.al/Fi2miAG
added a feature to directly share exchange results, or to post them on x
The most elevated exchange from the latest Piter Thiel's interview:
That's where his inner brows raised (held 1.3 s), his speech quickened from 137 to 244 wpm, and his head movement increased 1.5× while discussing “Tech stagnation”.
demo.phosphoros.xyz/e/856872…
BREAKING: it is calculatable when peter thiel smiles
always happens in the first 3 seconds of replying to questions about himself. 3.5x more than a chance.
"isn't it that you simply have fun being provocative?" leads smile. "i do like doing that."
"tell me a truth nobody agrees with" same smile. "i'm giving you a lot today already."
new: signal matching functionality is live. you type the combo, it finds when it happened
BREAKING: the UK government publishes official rules on how to use AI
1. log off
2. touch grass
BREAKING: the UK government publishes official rules on how to use AI:
1. Ask first if you really need to use AI
2. Check if a spreadsheet can do the job before using AI
3. Choose the worst model possible so it uses less energy
4. Keep prompts short to reduce the environmental impact
5. In general, use AI only when necessary, as a climate-saving measure
With a mindset like this, we should accept the UK back into the European Union
ability to read the room have finally been programmed
try it out: demo.phosphoros.xyz
<110 IQ: WHAT peter thiel said?
130+ IQ: HOW he said it?
find out how: demo.phosphoros.xyz
i can't right now babe, i am reviewing the new Peter Thiel interview just dropped, sorry.
via phosphoros, babe.
it's a behavioral analytics instrument, babe.
you can do it too, babe.
it's right here, babe: demo.phosphoros.xyz
I can't right now babe, new Peter Thiel interview just dropped, sorry.
youtu.be/B7yl7fEHeKM?is=hIYW…
basically, it eats a video and builds a personal baseline of how someone normally behaves in front of a camera
then it flags moments where they deviate from it across video, audio, and speech patterns and shows you where those chanegs overlap
pre-computed demo to play with: demo.phosphoros.xyz
i kept replaying interviews because something in the delivery changed, but i couldn't place exactly where.
so i built phosphoros: a local-first instrument for recorded conversations.
it builds a personal baseline from the footage itself: how someone sounds, looks and moves.
then it flags departures from that baseline — how far, for how long, and where voice, face and movement change together.
every change has a moment. every moment is inspectable.
live demo: phosphoros.xyz
i am genuinely optimistic about the future
octra
main net, the home stretch
tomorrow evening, we'll begin onboarding validators* to the mainnet (those who have already set up nodes on the devnet won't have any difficulties, but for those just trying it out i recommend starting to learn about node setup and joining the validator group for coordination in telegram, if you're not already there)
what we have in the next 24 hours: two release markers for the devnet, a major webcli update, and a few other things if we can get it done tmw, but the main focus is the mainnet upgrade and onboarding (observing the achievements of our colleagues, it's time for us to participate)
* stock up on some oct coins to activate the bond on the mainnet
tg: t.me/octra_validators
lite node src: github.com/octra-labs/lite_n…
it is really a no-brainer that codex bot will win over muse — zuck and wang should enjoy themselves while it lasts
the 100 most influential tech posters
#5 will BLOW your MIND
