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ji_zai

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About ji_zai

Trying to build great products.

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    $200 / mo is leaving a lot of money on the table. there are many who wouldn't bat an eye at $1k / month that guarantees most powerful AI (even if it's just 0.01% better than compet…

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    > So a world divided into writes and write-nots is more dangerous than it sounds. It will be a world of thinks and think-nots. I know which half I want to be in, and I bet you do t…

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    Comment #41941791

    Congrats!! This is super neat. I've been looking for good ways to have AI browse the internet on my behalf - the way I normally do, and give me a presentation / summary of the high…

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    Comment #41910667

    Agreed. It's the crazy ones that push humanity forward. We lose far more than we can imagine by not enabling even just one of them. This is one of the most important problems for u…

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    Comment #41643370

    Neat! I'd love to play with this, but site doesn't open (403: Forbidden).

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    Comment #41622243

    > This type of attitude sometimes makes the world a worse place. If everyone has this attitude, the system can break down Or: bad actors speed up the rate at which the system impro…

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    Comment #41547765

    Agreed. My point was that most of us are far from the optimal - in the direction of overconsumption vs. actually doing. Ofc this is difficult to show with clear evidence. It's my i…

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    Comment #41547335

    Too many people fall into the trap of over consuming knowledge. The only knowledge that matters at the end of the day is experiential: the kind that is learned by doing. The kid wh…

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    Comment #41325820

    Teams like Cursor remind me of the importance of excellent execution. To many, a product like this was almost obvious, esp after Github Copilot gave us a glimpse of what an AI powe…

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    Comment #41167498

    This is so creative and super useful!

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    Comment #40728556

    "The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant.” - Einstein

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    Comment #40468041

    Thank you! I've been itching for a product like this. Hate the strain computer screens give me. Kindle, and Remarkable felt too restrictive. Building on Android is a good move.

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    Comment #40073398

    Absolutely. Higher quality inputs actually reduces the forcing function for the education to be high quality - since you'll get good outcomes anyway.

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    Comment #40072778

    I believe the underlying cause is that the pay-to-learn model itself is not feasible because the value of a good teacher's time cannot be compensated without charging students and …

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    Comment #40059610

    Bug: I chose French, and I had to type “quelqu'un” - but no apostrophe I used was accepted. Neat project though!

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    Comment #39881267

    Aaah, I can imagine the panic I'd be in. Yet, such pain is where the innovation comes from :). Wishing you all the best! And plan to try this out once it covers more product catego…

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    Comment #39871936

    > Using a Mistral-7B FT trained on GPT-4 outputs allowed us to parse through hundreds of thousands of Reddit threads in a simple way with just hundreds of dollars of compute. Great…

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    Comment #39700424

    I agree with the author, but they don't seem to get into what we can do to get it back to a more delightful experience. I don't think the solution is to have more passionate builde…

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    Comment #39664978

    Right now using Obsidian (without being good about connecting notes). I'm just writing, dumping into a folder, and leaving further organization / analysis for later.

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    Comment #39664616

    > If you're willing to do a lot of rewriting, you don't have to guess right. You can follow a branch and see how it turns out, and if it isn't good enough, cut it and backtrack. I …

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    Comment #39649862

    Agreed. I was talking about folks that wish AI were being built differently (i.e. more transparent, etc.) as opposed to being against the rapid pace of AI development itself. I sho…