chief expansion officer @getexpandai
Joined December 2011
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10 Sep 2024
π After an amazing time at Stellate, I've decided to start a new business. I've founded expand.ai, and we're in the current YC batch - S24!
For techies: expand.ai instantly turns any website into a type-safe API you can rely on. π»
For non-techies: We get you any dataset from the web. π
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Branching is one of my favorite features of ChatGPT. Super under appreciated. Especially for long chats, it allows you to simulate multiple parallel "what if" universes.
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Jun 10
In my experience, you can find enormous (and often obvious) performance wins in most systems because no one else has bothered to look
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Jun 9
Yes. Locking in a permanent status quo power structure.
Incredibly unsafe, and damaging for humanity's prospects.
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May 28
the quality of your questions determines the quality of your life. this is even more so true with agents. a couple solid questions with your coding agent, if it has thought through certain edge cases can prevent so much harm.
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May 28
The new generation of models, e.g. GPT 5.5 got much better at making decent architecture decisions. GPT 5.5 just decided to pull shared logic into a package in a way I haven't seen before.
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May 28
First Opus 4.8 impressions: Finds valid issues in GPT 5.5 code. Opus 4.8 π€ GPT 5.5
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May 28
Whatever @cubic_dev_ has been cooking, it's legit. 3 reviews in and I already got WAY more issues pointed out than with built-in Codex/Claude reviewing
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May 27
One of the superpowers of @EffectTS_ is the legibility of the code. Because you're encoding so much semantic meaning (concurrency, errors, dependencies), it's much easier to jump in and review if the clankers left something out.
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May 27
the builtin browser of the codex desktop app is goated. i told codex to fix something and come back to the chat and the embedded browser with the open page. really different experience!
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May 23
Baking small new skills is such an amazing high leverage thing to do on a Friday.
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May 19
Personal update: I've joined Anthropic. I think the next few years at the frontier of LLMs will be especially formative. I am very excited to join the team here and get back to R&D. I remain deeply passionate about education and plan to resume my work on it in time.
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May 18
Anthropic is gobbling up their supply chain.
Startup idea: 1. Build sth Anthropic wants to use
2. Skip the business model
3. Make sure they depend on it
4. Get acquired
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May 18
For the people confused about this. Git was designed for humans. However, git doesn't capture the work agents do before a commit even happens. We need better solutions for this. And presumably the new Git and GitHub will be co-designed.
May 17
People complain about GitHub. But who's actually building a better git genuinely powerful enough to become the foundation for the replacement?
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May 17
Recommended reading
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