I quit my tech job to organise hackathons
Probably my boldest move yet in the career ladder but I feels natural at the same time.
Committing to grow the Asia Pacific League @MLHacks
Read about this crazy decision : linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…
My juniors made some premium passes for the Code Cubicle hackathon, which is honestly a pretty great hackathon, so you should definitely participate: hackculture.io/hackathons/cod…
They uploaded all the passes to Google Drive, but with a large number of files, finding a specific pass
The majority of this comes from the blackbox effect. Humans are programmed to ignore the details when something is being done for them. I believe for a time we were so invested in “making AI” that we forgot on how to “handle AI”.
Blackbox effect is what is killing startups at
How much is already compromised? How many websites, databases and internal systems have AI agents already gotten into without anyone realizing?
We heard a lot of dismissive talk about AI safety being bullshit or doomsday marketing. Now OpenAI is publishing reports explaining how
Yes they would, because as a practice I built out an LLM frontdoor, which contains clients for 3 LLM providers and prompts for each as well.
If the call site sends a request and the requested provider doesn't respond, the requests will route through another provider.
AI builders:
If your main model provider disappeared tomorrow, would your product still work?
The OpenAI and Cursor situation makes this a real architecture question.