Matt

Matt

@matthewrideout.me

AI Engineer

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will you please star my GitHub repo? the foundational stars help so much 🙏

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Announcing my Open Source framework for rapidly building, testing, iterating, and debugging complex AI workflows Junjo Docs: python-api.junjo.ai

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Twitter has the highest prevalence of disinformation among six online platforms studied by the EU. Fake news comes primarily from Russia’s disinformation operation, a "weapon of mass manipulation." www.scmp.com/tech/big-tec...

scmp.comEU official: X, formerly Twitter, is the biggest source of fake newsA study of six online platforms in Poland, Slovakia and Spain finds that Twitter has the highest prevalence of disinformation.

This book annoyed me because this guy grew up gay in North Dakota and wrote a book about gay small town developmental trauma but it comes across as not that bad and unrelatable .

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i downloaded "goblin tools", an app with a set of tools you can use if you have a fucked up ADHD brain like me, and one of them converts your text to various other vibes, like so

Round 3 of humans being really fascinated with generative AI art for 2 weeks then becoming totally uninterested in anything that looks like generative AI art.

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Yesterday in the European Parliament, Marisa Jimenez Martin, a representative from Meta, declared that they don’t profit from disinformation. Then, I was given as much time as I wanted to tell her how ridiculous she sounded ❤️

Tesla fans upset about unions believe Tesla employees are paid more without unions AND that unions destroy companies by demanding high pay (even though union workers earn less??) The logic isn't adding up for me.

Meta will not remove your information from its generative AI training unless you can show specific examples of where your information was included in the output. Simply not wanting your data included is not an acceptable reason to them.

It doesn't matter how many people you mute or what keywords you mute, Twitter will still shovel you "look how amazing Elon is" content in weird ways from new accounts, like screenshots of posts, misspellings of Elon, etc.

The only place I have gone huge is on Reddit where I know how to perfectly snipe hot takes into the optimal level of comment nesting.

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I love seeing people going huge on blue sky who for some reason don't seem to have gotten a lot of traction on Twitter. Really shows the power of Twitter's algorithm and the type of community purposefully curated there.