forward deployed engineer @collide_io | building @sevo_skincare

Houston, TX
Joined January 2021
Nick Smart retweeted
AI is trained on NPC doctor data It’s protocols suck and it’s way too risk averse to actually fix a complex issue Shit data in, shit protocols out
That’s a skill issue My fav patients are the ones who think they’ve used AI to optimize and then realize there are levels to this that AI can’t dream of Not yet, until they train on our data
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Nick Smart retweeted
Forty years ago a kid beat me 6-0, 6-0 in junior tennis. He went on to play fifteen Wimbledons. He doesn't remember the match. I sent him this week's Old Man Coffee before I posted it, because he's in it. His review: "Man, I'm waiting for those two calls, brother." You'll see.
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Everyone wants to deploy AI agents in oil and gas. Almost nobody does the boring part first. 12,000 land and title docs. Scanned, handwritten, never linked. We turned them into one graph: - every well tied to its lease - every lease tied to its tracts - every answer traced back to the page it came from The trick is you solve the data problem before the agent ever touches it. Agents are easy. Trust is the hard part. xitter.cf/FracSlap/status/210611…
This is what the knowledge graph looks like on 12,000 land and title documents for one of our oil and gas clients. Have to solve the data problem in oil and gas before you can deploy agents. This E&P is on their way to becoming AI-native.
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Nick Smart retweeted
MONDAYYYYYYYYY
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Nick Smart retweeted
Replying to @Liv_Boeree
You’re right, we can do better
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This is going to be a wild night.
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If we get thrusters around the vehicle, that’ll help with acceleration (obviously), but also vehicle stability and rapid deceleration. Suction to ground (existing Tesla patents) will improve tire performance. Tonight will be interesting for sure…
The new Tesla Roadster is a candidate for greatest product demo of all time
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My man @trinity2pointO gave me the same advice two months ago. - way more energy during the day - accelerated fat loss - better recovery. Can't believe I ignorantly avoided Zone 2 for so long
Zone 2 is the cornerstone when it comes to body composition
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Nick Smart retweeted
New Roadster is beyond movies, beyond imagination, beyond human, yet still made by humans on Earth
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More effective than 10mg of Reta
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Nick Smart retweeted
Spent 20 years watching banks lend against rock on a formula built for a different rock. Now they're lending $60 billion against chips on a depreciation schedule built for a different chip. I know how this movie ends. I was in it. Link below to new Old Man Coffee.
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Nick Smart retweeted
Sorry haven’t been posting as much guys, been meeting some giga brain people to figure out thymus regen on the road I think we have a strong candidate The problem with thymus space is we don’t have our best minds working on it So we found some genius level scientists working on immune cells and asked them to put their approach towards thymus regen… and they were intrigued
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Nick Smart retweeted
Roadster event streaming live this Thursday at 7:55pm CST
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Nick Smart retweeted
consistent Zone 2 cardio will only have positive effects on physique. you will not lose muscle mass. I just truly think it's the biggest opportunity to make everything in life better if you're not currently doing it.
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Hey @RustySuretteTV! Do you know what they’re building on the corner of Deacon and Wellborn?
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Grimmsapothecary.net Finally got around to redesigning the Grimm’s Apothecary website at long last.
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Brother - WHAT
For decades, researchers have sought materials that sort electrons by spin while their magnetism cancels. In 3 days, 90+ Opus 5.5 agents helped us uncover two room-temperature magnetic semiconductor candidates in simulations: YBaMnFeO₅ and KV[Cr(CN)₆]. KV[Cr(CN)₆] was synthesized back in 1999. Its predicted ability to sort electrons by spin appears to have been hiding in plain sight for 27 years.
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Going out tonight? We have something for that… Soon. A lot of really cool shit coming these next few weeks. You can call yourself next gen or you can actually be next gen, son. The one I’m most excited for tho… SLUBOMB. Stay tuned.
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The AI industry will soon find out how much domain expertise matters, we're proving it in oil and gas. Jev was all the rage, but when we ran it, our classifiers smoked it on oil and gas documents. We have spent an incredible amount of time and effort with oil and gas subject matter experts to build our document fracking process to categorize and extract data out of unstructured documents.
This is what the knowledge graph looks like on 12,000 land and title documents for one of our oil and gas clients. Have to solve the data problem in oil and gas before you can deploy agents. This E&P is on their way to becoming AI-native.
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Replying to @nick96smart
@nick96smart before i met you, my “skincare” routine consisted if showering and, ya, thats it. @sevo_skincare is good stuff. Daily user now, can see the difference. I dig it.
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