Writing accounting/db software for https://xitter.cf/t.co/Y4PCX4e4Ao (on a break). ex-stripe, ex-shopify, ex-credit risk modeller. Jewish Canadian.

Vancouver, British Columbia
Joined February 2007
We need to change the emphasis of "evidenced based policies" from: "policies that follow the best available evidence" to: "policies that generate the best possible evidence". Experimentation >> observational analysis.
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I spent a year trying to make the poor man's version of this at stripe a decade ago. Not a trivial lift. Congratulations @stripe!!
New: sync real-time Stripe data to Postgres with Stripe Data Pipeline. Stream payment, customer, and subscription details to your application’s database. Use live data to manage feature access, fulfill orders, and keep account details current.
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Dude looked at all the wordcel reasoning models and made a shape rotator reasoning model.
Spent years watching models ace a single image and completely whiff on anything that moves or changes angle. Today we’re fixing that. Try Glimpse now, our first visual thinking model with competitive frontier performance compared to Astra on key public visual reasoning benchmarks.
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I am disappointed that, unless I have missed it, the parties in the provincial election campaign have not been discussing ramping up major solar projects, particularly in the Okanagan. Costs for panels/batteries have dramatically fallen; solar is now the cheapest energy. #bcpoli
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Please, someone make me the AI camera that tracks where I put things and remembers what drawer I put that Allen key in 5 months ago.
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If you’re following along to Sold A Story 2, here is some additional reading for more context on Zig Engelmann. lindadiamondeducator76.subst…
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I just imagine being amy pohler and sitting in front of me is an 80 year old Paul McCartney and in our conversation he starts riffing a parody pop song in front of you. My soul would fully leave my body.
Paul McCartney says he sometimes forgets his own songs. He says listening to his own music can sometimes surprise him. “When I’m hiring a car, my driver knows to put on the Beatles channel on SiriusXM. Sometimes I’ll hear something and say, ‘Wait a minute, turn this one up.’” Some songs even catch him off guard. “Sometimes I don’t even remember the song. It came and went so fast. But I have strong memories of many of them, like ‘Mull of Kintyre,’ a very successful Wings song.”
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Instead of “make no mistakes” just prompt “build my fintech product and use fragment”.
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Steven Klaiber-Noble retweeted
Tom was years ahead of the curve building infrastructure for companies to seamlessly support arbitrary transaction types and funds flow Very cool to see that work coming to fruition and enabling the agentic economy
Fragment is automating commerce. We think there are millions of businesses that haven't been invented yet. Not because folks lack imagination, but because it's too hard to build the financial systems that run them. Fragment removes that constraint. Today, people run companies. With Fragment, they'll run on their own. fragment.dev/v2
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The real paper clips that destroyed humanity were the invoices we made along the way.
the real thing we need to be concerned about is our billing systems becoming ai sentient. THATS the real dooms day event.
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Steven Klaiber-Noble retweeted
the $200 claude subscription is equivilant to the $20 uber rides in 2016 we dont know how good we have it
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Steven Klaiber-Noble retweeted
Excited to share @LedgerAPI's Series A. Agents handling money need to know what was agreed, what’s owed, and what’s available. Fragment brings that context together so agents can decide what comes next, with financial rules enforced on every move.
Fragment is automating commerce. We think there are millions of businesses that haven't been invented yet. Not because folks lack imagination, but because it's too hard to build the financial systems that run them. Fragment removes that constraint. Today, people run companies. With Fragment, they'll run on their own. fragment.dev/v2
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Steven Klaiber-Noble retweeted
BREAKING: Fragment raises $12M Series A led by FirstMark Capital
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“This sandbox actually works”!! #huggingface
A sandbox if you will for your money and its agents, except this sandbox actually works?! Congrats Fragment 🙌
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Steven Klaiber-Noble retweeted
A sandbox if you will for your money and its agents, except this sandbox actually works?! Congrats Fragment 🙌
Fragment is automating commerce. We think there are millions of businesses that haven't been invented yet. Not because folks lack imagination, but because it's too hard to build the financial systems that run them. Fragment removes that constraint. Today, people run companies. With Fragment, they'll run on their own. fragment.dev/v2
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