altan tutar
@altantutar • 18,035 subscribers
building and talking about physical AI, financial markets, and startups | previously founded @moremarketsxyz and worked on infrastructure @nearprotocol
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maybe we will get a skiing microduck before GTA VI???? working on it 😁
altan tutar12,129 views • 2 days ago
Aristotle tutored Alexander the Great. And he took over the world. For 2,000 years, that was the deal. 1-on-1 tutoring was the cheat code, and only the royals afforded it. Bloom proved it in 1984. 1-on-1 tutoring routinely lifts learners from the 50th percentile to the 99th. Now with AI, you have a tutor for anything you want to learn. Quantum mechanics at 2AM. French conjugation. How the postgres query planner works. How to negotiate a term sheet. Literally everything. The upside is that it's infinitely patient & infinitely knowledgeable. It also cost less than most of the subscriptions you will get. Learning has never been this easy in human history. It's in fact now your fault if you are not learning something new everyday. Marc Andreessen on what just changed:
altan tutar97,179 views • 3 months ago
I built the world's first buyer's directory for humanoid robots. Tesla Optimus, Figure 02, 1X Neo, Unitree R1, AgiBot, Apptronik Apollo. Every robot side-by-side. Compare any two like you'd compare two cars. What's inside: → 308 humanoid robots catalogued → Compare on price, payload, height, walking speed, and funding → Filter by use case (manufacturing, home, healthcare, defense) → Live ticker of every shipment, launch, and customer deploy → Submit any humanoid I missed A few things that surprised me building it: → Only 66 of 308 are shipping today → Only 32 publish a price → Only 30 have a verified customer deploy → Cheapest shipping robot is Unitree R1 at $4,900. The highest price I've seen is $250,000. P.S. Find a bug, DM me. I'll fix it same day.
altan tutar32,211 views • 3 months ago
your OpenClaw🦞 has NO IDEA what you do all day... what if we give it eyes and make it observe you all day? introducing synapse, a daemon that runs in the background, watches your screen activity through , and uses Claude to detect the workflows you keep repeating! then, it does two things: 1) turns those patterns into ready-to-use automations (e.g. claude code commands and skills you can run immediately) 2) feeds that context directly into your openclaw agent so it can act on what it sees your agent goes from "what do you want me to do" (which seems to be the default mode for almost all ai agents) to "i noticed you've been doing this repeatedly, want me to handle it for you?" let me give you a real example. > UEFA Champions League is coming up. > you want to place a prediction on juventus vs galatasaray > so you start doing what you always do: open a tab for injury reports, another for head-to-head history, another for current form tables, another for the odds across prediction markets > by the time you actually place anything you've spent 45 minutes on research you've done a hundred times before. synapse sees all of that! it automatically detects the pattern: "user repeatedly researches match injuries, form, and h2h stats before placing predictions on polymarket." it doesn't just log it. it proposes a prediction market research skill that pulls injury reports, recent form, historical matchups, and odds from multiple sources, and then gives you a structured breakdown with a confidence score. next champions league match day, you just type one command to get all of this done. beauty! all this happens while everything is locally stored on your machine. get started below ↓
altan tutar10,511 views • 6 months ago
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