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Comment · 1 day ago
Mechanize | San Francisco, CA (Onsite) | Junior SWE ($300k + equity + bonus), SWE ($350k + equity + bonus), Research Engineer, Alignment ($300k-$400k + equity + bonus)

Applying takes <2 min: https://www.mechanize.work/apply/

We build environments that frontier AI labs use to train their models to do real-world software engineering. We have more demand than we can keep up with, so we're hiring fast.

Comment · 29 days ago
Mechanize | San Francisco, CA (Onsite) | Junior SWE ($300k + equity + bonus), SWE ($350k + equity + bonus), Research Engineer, Alignment ($300k-$400k + equity + bonus)

Applying takes <2 min: https://www.mechanize.work/apply/

We build environments that frontier AI labs use to train their models to do real-world software engineering. We have more demand than we can keep up with, so we're hiring fast.

Comment · 2 months ago
Mechanize | San Francisco, CA (Onsite) | Junior SWE ($300k + equity + bonus), SWE ($350k + equity + bonus), Research Engineer, Alignment ($300k-$400k + equity + bonus)

Applying takes <2 min: https://www.mechanize.work/apply/

We build environments that frontier AI labs use to train their models to do real-world software engineering. We have more demand than we can keep up with, so we're hiring fast.

Comment · 5 months ago
How do you know that this isn't already priced by quant firms?
Comment · 6 months ago
is privacy of financial transactions not a valuable problem to be solved in your opinions?
Comment · 7 months ago
If you have a big enough portfolio, direct indexing (using something like Frec or Wealthfront) could be an interesting option, and weighting the companies that you don't want at 0.
Comment · 7 months ago
It feels like the Microsoft version of "IBM Watson", where they renamed seemingly unrelated projects to Watson.
Comment · 7 months ago
> It's not enough for the people who run a service to be good people – they also have to take steps to insulate themselves (and their successors) from the kind of drip-drip-drip rationalizations that turn a series of small ethical waivers into a cumulative avalanche of pure wickedness

I completely disagree with this guy. No amount of process or protocol can be a substitute for an actually decent organization culture; without the latter, everything falls apart no matter how good the former is.

Comment · 7 months ago
Mostly just markdown-based skills. I've personally had more luck with harnesses, preconfigured permissions, and scripts to automate the frequent workflows, and the repo seems pretty light on that.
Comment · 7 months ago
Building exactly this; in Mikoto Platforms, "Spaces" can be located on any physical node, and DMs are E2EE routed through multiple nodes
Comment · 7 months ago
Slightly tangential, but this paragraph is the only one on the rules page with a "id" attr set, so that you can link to this specific rule
Comment · 7 months ago
Then explicitly refuse service, instead of mocking your userbase.
Comment · 7 months ago
Eh, AP has its own sets of problems (underspecified protocol, split-brained on discoverability, new developments are met with hostility in the community)
Comment · 7 months ago
As a startup founder, your userbase is your god. Either treat them with utmost respect, or learn to explicitly fire your customers.

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