meetings, tools, managers, speed, and the part of work that still has to be human. five notes that belong together.
A brief account of where organisation and civilization have come from, and where we're headed and the systems desgined around that reality.
the real interface is not going to be buttons or chat windows. its going to be intent. most tools still force you to translate whats in your head into actions the system can understand.
you prepare one version of yourself for an interview. then a different one walks in. the gap between those two is usually more interesting than either story on its own.
ive been thinking about why im still in college even when the building is going well. its not the degree. its the sandbox.
a lot of people treat imposter syndrome like a problem that needs to be fixed. i dont think thats right. for me its become a signal that im in the right kind of room.
the fear of being behind is rarely about the work. it is about the timeline you borrowed from someone else.
Exploring new business opportunities to provide insurance for when AI agents f**k up
How i got to interview with the founders of bharatx (yc w22) as an AI engineer for their new venture aurorax and how it went.
With all these current advancements and state of the world, some good questions i came across (generalist), all views are mine. i believe its imperative to think about these things before building.
Random, non technical just my thoughts flowing, i dont know, just out there.
Talk about how we can approach benchmarking world models, exploring the chicken and egg problems surrounding the issue and how we can get to super-intelligent physical AI. All views are mine and subject to verification.
I went down another rabbit hole. This time, it was world models. I used to think they encapsulated the entire world — partially right, but mostly wrong.
I think we're headed towards a very dreadful future much faster than we expect. Actually, i'm not even sure that we are expecting that sort of a future, and by "we," I'm referring to a very broad cohort of humanity.
