Vedant Kumar
204 posts
Vedant Kumar
@itsvedantkumar
18 & Simulating Human Consciousness | $1.6M exit I'm a contrarian chasing polymathy
Bergabung Ekim 2021
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wtf are my agents even talking about
they need therapy
any therapy for agents startups?
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@meet_sijariya payment decreases high signal crowd inflow ngl
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Can we really have a co-working cum hackerhouse outside BLR too? I’m sure people will pay for this in GGN/BOM/HYD too.
Make it applications based to control quality
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@meet_sijariya @sriya_j what if unpredictability was solved for?
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@sriya_j @itsvedantkumar This one was filled with emotions, and that’s exactly what current AI lacks, the unpredictability of humans
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@sriya_j isnt that the natural progression though
ai companionship has less friction
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@itsvedantkumar Probably tbh. But they don’t have to. Thats where stigma comes from. An AI companion by UX is just an emotionally intimate, friendly entity that can help you in all the ways a human expert can.
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@sriya_j do you think they can replace human relationships?
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@itsvedantkumar When people realize AI companions can be more than goonbots, it’ll get better.
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running 80 Opus and 5.5 agents lol
token consumption going brrrr
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if @peterthiel gives you $100k, would you turn gay for him?
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@HarshitKhemani @claudeai lol what im building rn is hella mad
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@meet_sijariya Linkedin has one of the worst algo
Actively penniless high frequency of posts per day
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Also the thing where linkedin’s algorithm is one of the easiest to crack, but other platforms really make it hard and unpredictable
Paul Graham@paulg
LinkedIn was already slop. All that's changed is that it's now AI slop.
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@meet_sijariya is it bad that idk the difference bw nouns and verbs lol
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Use nouns to make it cool on the internet
Use verbs to actually communicate with VCs/founders/customers
Eli Mernit@mernit
One piece of advice we got during YC was to explain our company using verbs instead of nouns. Early on, I walked into a meeting and did the opposite: “We’re building a cloud platform for AI” No one knew that that meant, their eyes glazed over. Then I started saying this instead: “We containerize your code and run it on GPUs in the cloud so you don’t have to manage the infra yourself” That clicked way more. Our brains understand verbs because they’re more concrete. If you describe your company using nouns, you risk people not understanding you. And no one buys or invests in things they don’t understand.
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