I don't like mistaking work for outcomes!

> I've worked on honing my communication skills for 20 years in this industry.

That's because the skills weren't good enough.

- Reddit has a ton of exciting content about local models

- Bluesky has some interesting developers toying with memory and social media bots since it's an open platform (unlike X)

However, most leaders in the AI space all post on X and sam altman + the sv investor class are all hopelessly addicted to it.

Yes, but many of the people who matter in professional domains do. Much like all social media, the prolific few who do post have outsized influence, and engaging with them can often be to your benefit.

> The distinction between Maven and Claude is futile

Doesn't make any sense at all when you read the article and understand what Claude actually does in this equation. From the article:

> Neither Claude nor any other LLMs detects targets, processes radar, fuses sensor data or pairs weapons to targets. LLMs are late additions to Palantir’s ecosystem. In late 2024, years after the core system was operational, Palantir added an LLM layer – this is where Claude sits – that lets analysts search and summarise intelligence reports in plain English. But the language model was never what mattered about this system.

The whole point here is that whether an LLM is involved or not is immaterial to the system as a whole, and it's a disservice to the public to focus on LLMs here.

In all practicality the team at Microsoft has always been the main drivers of the F# project. It comes with the territory when you’re the primary group maintaining the compiler, core library, SDK, FSI, and Editor integrations.