Transcript: I think before any demo, maybe one of the things that I need to do, there's probably a couple things. One thing that I'd like to do is what Jamie mentioned about Twilio's demo for Raising and maybe trying to do something similar of the sort of like, well, I can show you how to create a website just from like a bunch of random writing. And it's not perfect, but it gets you to a place quite quickly. And beyond that, I also want to show Jamie something a little bit more fleshed out still. I don't know if it is the agent model that is the thing to do, reminders and all of that, or integration with calendar. But those things are definitely on my mind. But there's even things like just looking at to-do items, like this thing contains to-do's and having a to-do thing on my webpage. If I could get that, actually, like it would be kind of remarkably useful for me, I think. Because I'm adding to-do's even now, here and now, and if I could figure out a good way to extract them and extract them explicitly and intelligently, it would be very helpful. And I think it's probably just like a good system prompt that maybe does that, and that might be it. So, again.
The speaker has two main objectives: setting up iMessage and creating a simple mechanism to track daily events or learned information. They are considering creating a website or another form of a tool that generates a static webpage daily to summarize this information. They seem impressed with the quality of bullet points provided by an unspecified source. The speaker confirms that a concise summarization method might be satisfactory for their needs.
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I had a productive call with Jamie, during which we discussed my ideas and strategies for effectively pitching them. Jamie gave me tips on improving user experience and the importance of showing a polished concept over a rudimentary but functional prototype. We touched on the balance between immediate buildable aspects and long-term vision, emphasizing the importance of clarity in communicating how short-term plans align with the long-term future. I am grateful for Jamie's encouragement and advice, and I'm looking forward to possibly working with friends like Austin to further explore and demonstrate the potential of my ideas.
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The speaker is excited about tomorrow but acknowledges that as a developer facing new challenges, the work is not trivial, especially given the lack of extensive documentation and the solitary nature of their current work process. They express a desire to share their learnings, possibly by writing them down, and emphasize the importance of collaboration, suggesting that "if we do this together, it will be a better world." The speaker is tired of creating misleadingly impressive demos and aims to write code and interact with large language models in a more genuine and transparent way. Lastly, they recognize the complexity of building an effective agential system, admitting their current limitations while believing in its importance, and they present open questions about processing and connecting large amounts of data to better understand who we are.
I had a profound two-hour call with Jordan at 9 a.m., discussing a range of topics including the exciting potential of language models, which he called "word calculators." Jordan and I agreed on the importance of solidifying a good intention to create a compelling demo that deeply explores the vision of our project. We also touched on self-expression and the value of using the platform as a "playground" to honestly express oneself without worrying about the audience. Lastly, we delved into the dynamic nature of intentions and how they evolve over time, along with the idea that AI could support individuals by acting as an executive function override during moments of weakness.