Check out @jean_memory and simply add memory to your applications!.

RT @levie: It’s hard to imagine a future where there isn’t AI Agent memory portability. If you build up an incredible amount of context wor….

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RT @gokulr: CREDENTIALS DON’T MATTER. Over the last few months, I’ve seen several A+ execs and operators flounder and fail at AI startups,….

No amount of learning programming has protected me from getting one-shotted by auth and CORS.

If you are a founder of a product/effort, you likely have an intensity and focus associated with that product and your worldview that is hard to reproduce. One of the constant struggles is knowing when to bring someone on to start carrying the ball. You necessarily cannot scale.

RT @ITNAmatter: @jean_memory will be launching several important new features and functionality over the following weeks. We’ve heard you….

RT @JTLonsdale: In startups, patience is not a virtue. CLOCK SPEED is key; great execs go back and forth many times a day, and iterate mult….

Started from the bottom

That and “think for yourself” but then u just sound like a prick.

It’s very difficult to communicate the importance of non-conformity and irreverence because they naturally have a stigma. Going against the herd is never virtuous until it means the discovery of America or the birth of Protestantism, where the creation is then taken for granted.

Ambiguity in startups is important according to Karp. It enables young people to take on as much responsibility as they can. The importance of arriving to truth based on merit rather than posture. 1. “The benefit of it being somewhat unclear or ambiguous who is leading.

RT @AnthropicAI: Your connected tools are now available in Claude on your mobile device. Now you can access projects, create new docs, an….

Wait it's all conformity vs non-conformity?

RT @apralky: it's incredible that Nietzsche was shilling anti-slop cogsec back in the 19th century

I get the sense that people think I write to idk have a blog or something and grow a following. I’ve never thought about that once. I write because it is the most personally rewarding exercise I have ever found. Helps you think, and I constantly re-read my old writings to learn.

If they were to train on all of our data that we’ve spit into their apps, they would then have a learned database about everything about you and every other person on planet earth. That’s not crazy that’s just reality.

I don’t know if you’ve caught on yet but we’re nowhere near superintelligence. These models are just really complex databases of vector programs that can approximate intelligence for things it has already been trained on.

Sometimes it feels like Sam Altman et al. warning of AGI is just a distraction from the risk that is already here with these models. If you’ve used them, these AI companies already know nearly everything about you. The panopticon is here.