Searching...
14 results for “recursive self improvement”
...we say recursive self improvement. All of a sudden, we're like and then it, like, overcomes energy boundaries and human intelligence. Well, that's how it goes from being a toddler to being, like, a eight year old. It just because it it It it personal
11:15 / 12:23
from transcript11:15 – 12:23
“We've already hit the era of recursive self improvement”
...hit the era of recursive self improvement. I'm banging the the table rhetorically
30:47 / 31:23
prediction30:47 – 31:23
AI, we say recursive self improvement. All of a sudden, we're like and then it, like, overcomes energy boundaries and human intelligence. Well, that's how it goes from being a toddler to being, like, a eight year old. It just because it it It it pers
11:53 / 13:10
from transcript11:53 – 13:10
“Why milestone-based funding kills startup agility and constrains founder agency”
...self determination, your agency, your agility, your ability to move. What will happen, because you're in a start up, is your goals will change. You will learn. You will change. You will pivot. You wil
24:57 / 25:24
contrarian take24:57 – 25:24
“Uber's internal definition of 'make magic' wasn't about tech—it was about removing suffering”
At Uber, the definition of make magic was to reduce pain, waste, or cost. Right? To to radically and meaningfully reduce pain, waste, and cost, and delay, actually. So it's just sort of removing suffe
6:00 / 6:31
framework6:00 – 6:31
...for myself. I when, facing a code base, for example, but this applies generally in life, where somebody did a lot of work to do a thing, you should invest a huge amount of time and get really good at figuring out what they did, why they did it, do a
1:45:00 / 1:46:06
from transcript1:45:00 – 1:46:06
...Yeah. Self self improving. So I think the biggest reason, like, the the simplest possible way to create a self improving agent is to have a really, really strong language model that with infinite context. And it can just go back and look at, like, al
42:45 / 43:46
from transcript42:45 – 43:46
...way to create a self improving agent is to have a really, really strong language model that with infinite context. And it can just go back and look at, like, all of its past experiences and, you know, learn from them. You might also want to remove th
43:28 / 44:35
from transcript43:28 – 44:35
This thing that took, this pain point I just found, this tiny pain point, let me spend the next five days creating a plug in for my editor or whatever the fuck, to, to remove that one pain point when you should have just kept going, as opposed to tak
3:34:26 / 3:35:31
from transcript3:34:26 – 3:35:31
idealized version that someone needs to guide the career of juniors, for example, to give them redirecting feedback and all this other stuff. And it's not that in the abstract I don't agree with some of those things, but in practice I've found that t
2:31:24 / 2:32:47
from transcript2:31:24 – 2:32:47
...to sort of be self congratulatory about my my habits. You don't need to. Probably because my habits aren't very yeah. My habits aren't very good, to be honest. I'll have to I'll have to make some up for this. I would say, I think just being willing t
31:31 / 32:34
from transcript31:31 – 32:34
...self criticism. So the idea here is you ask the LM, to solve some problem. It does it. Great. And then you're like, hey. Can you go and check your response? You know, like, confirm that's correct or offer yourself some criticism. And it goes and does
28:29 / 29:30
from transcript28:29 – 29:30
this is the right thing to do, as if it's indeed a skill. We kinda meme about Vibe Coding. You just be, like, sitting back and in the it's in the name. But if you treat it seriously, a competitive Vibe Coder and get good at riding the wave of AI and
2:00:00 / 2:01:04
from transcript2:00:00 – 2:01:04
...yourself? Yeah. So I think I think that there's a lot of different ways to do it. I'm generally, an advocate of a mix of a small amount of reflection and a lot of experimentation. And so I think that if you just do stuff blindly all the time without
35:54 / 37:08
from transcript35:54 – 37:08
Have a podcast?
Run your podcast through Clypt
Get ranked clips, hooks, and ready-to-post copy from your own episodes. Free to try.