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Lewis Coriolan is a hacker, inventor, and entrepreneur, with wide-ranging interests. Today he joined us to talk about his experimentation vibe-coding hardware. This was a really cool talk and a glimpse at what's possible now with frontier models in hard-tech. It was also an important geopolitical conversation, as these developments severely lower the technological advantage that developed nations have over smaller countries or less well organized adversaries.
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