Andrei Stoica

walked past this house earlier today and i don’t think i could ever be sad here https://t.co/OF2LW0IXtN

By the time those ideas’ productivity was realized, they were relatively old ideas. As Perplexity concluded, “In conclusion, while the 1950s and 1960s saw remarkable TFP growth, this ‘golden age’ was largely built on technological innovations and research from earlier decades, particularly the 1930s and 1940s.” There was a two decade lag.

So given... See more

What’s been the hardest thing about running a shared practice as a couple?

Yihan & Franklin: Tracking and celebrating individual contributions! Oftentimes, as a team it is more intuitive to prioritize the bigger group achievements rather than the small efforts that each person is contributing. And it's worse when you are a couple because you think... See more

On top of that, Europe needs to build a better software industry. Software, especially AI, will be increasingly important for manufacturing, and software exports can give the economy a boost as well. Europe is already home to huge amounts of talented coders, especially in East Europe, and it also has tons of capital to invest. But so far the region... See more

absurd quote from @jacobgaboury’s Image Objects. last week a friend mentioned he could tell a building was designed in Solidworks from curve presets! https://t.co/qr99emcaaM

I also love how FLORA describes what kind of company it is towards the end of the manifesto.

Founded out of an art & technology graduate program called NYU ITP, FLORA is an applied HCI company with a mission to make it possible to speak your ideas into existence, with a high degree of creative control.

“...an applied HCI company...”

A year or two... See more

If technology-inflected solitarist identity makes it difficult or impossible to identify and admire heroes, saints and sages, then it will be difficult or impossible for us to learn how to live well in the digital age.