a common mental of Singapore is a Disneyland with Death Penalty but in reality it’s a lot more like living in a country where everyone is a Larry David turned up to 11
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a common mental of Singapore is a Disneyland with Death Penalty but in reality it’s a lot more like living in a country where everyone is a Larry David turned up to 11
super excited to be working with this team at @modal
our team has been heads down building for years and I'm just so grateful for the response to Phonic-1's launch yesterday
I love my team. they built a model that's..
#1 on AA's speech-to-speech index
#1 on AA's 𝜏-Voice (agentic performance)
#1 on Sierra's τ³-Voice
#1 on Cekura's s2s benchmark
#1 on Veris's VAmoS Pro Bench
#2 on Bluejay's MIVAS s2s benchmark
we literally just dropped seven figures on a new compute cluster to support the load
we can't wait to continue pushing the frontier for our customers!! try it out and let me know what you think
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I'm joining @modal!
Software is undergoing a revolution; we need new tools and infrastructure for this new era.
@modal is the platform I want in these times, so I decided to help build it.
If you want to come build it with me: modal.jobs and my DMs are open!
📢 ADSP Episode 310 is out! 📢 In this episode, @blelbach and @code_report chat about Bryce leaving @nvidia, where he is headed next and more! 🥳 adspthepodcast.com/2026/10/3…
it took me building a shitty version of it to understand why pi durable is great. in essence it’s “just” way to serialize your session. that sounds straightforward until you try to do it yourself and realize there are tons of choices that if you get a single one wrong, you lock yourself out of building anything usable.
then i decided to rebuild it with my own newfound wisdom and this time it was so overengineered that i never got around to using it properly and by this point i got nothing done and realized this is actually a hard problem
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it took me building a shitty version of it to understand why pi durable is great. in essence it’s “just” way to serialize your session. that sounds straightforward until you try to do it yourself and realize there are tons of choices that if you get a single one wrong, you lock yourself out of building anything usable.
the reason for this is engineers / people on Twitter live in their agents now and of course everything should work with their tools but normies, even technical people who buy other tools, don’t have time to tinker with every tool so they want a curated dashboard
this loosely feels like how with Web 2.0 everyone had APIs for everything and “your API is your biz dev” now. Yeah, well, people still want high touch interaction, giving away all your goodies via API feels good but has business implications and people are fundamentally lazy / busy.
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every time I think about slack’s architecture this image comes to mind
