Jesse Meek

It's coming together, this is getting exciting 😃

The best work comes out of smart people who are left alone. That’s the only strategy you need, seriously.

@traskjd twitter.com/emollick/statu…

Mark my words: one of the biggest winners from this cycle will be whoever sells the Norton/McAfee style consumer product that filters everything you see. Likely needs to be local model, putting Apple and Google in prime spot (though Microsoft is, in my opinion, likely to do an AI-first phone and fracture the Android ecosystem to achieve it, but that’s a thought for another tweet).

@traskjd @abbe_hyde Damn. That chat did not disappoint 🤯

@JesseMeek @abbe_hyde Yes, that would be great.

Get ready software developers.

@jamestynan Mate. I feel you, even across the ditch.

There are so many colds and bugs at my house I think the military should nuke it from orbit- it’s the only way to be sure

@jamestynan @SquarePegCap @itsjustvow Congrats James. You’ll be an asset form them 🤙👏

Some news: I'm now a partner at @SquarePegCap. Feels amazing to have the endorsement of this great team. Taking a moment to enjoy the milestone and remember my first Square Peg investment in @itsjustvow (cue goofy pic)

@yawnxyz @abbe_hyde So, ChatGPT's response to a prompt is based on a limited summary of the context (previous prompts to date) and Pinecone et al programatically resets the context? Selecting what context to send back in itself seems like a job for an AI agent, something like "focusGPT"?

@JesseMeek @abbe_hyde I think it’s more of a limitation to the ChatGPT interface itself; I think for tasks we don’t necessarily need long term memory. There’s ways to use a database and a vector database like Pinecone to selectively send in context right now, but that all requires code

@abbe_hyde @yawnxyz @caseydaviesbell @lukechch Keen!

@yawnxyz @abbe_hyde Nope. It’s so tempting to drop everything and build it 😣. I’d love to try Trello, Slack & Git with the goal of mimicking my normal collaborative workflow with our dev team: Turing test for software development

@JesseMeek @abbe_hyde have you tried playing with a Trello API yet, and either writing a custom plugin or with a Langchain wrapper?

@yawnxyz @abbe_hyde Hopefully the likes of pinecone.io (long term memory for AI) and github.com/Torantulino/Au… (it’ll self prompt & spawn “sub agents” towards a high level goal) will help. We’ll still need UI/UX on top. I’m waiting for Trello integration 🥺.

@abbe_hyde It’s because when the conversation gets long, it starts to summarize all the information you give it, including all the previous messages. It’s trying to fit ALL the messages into its “short term memory” so it starts to “forget” - try starting a new chat!

@jamestynan @Chronicle_HQ Congrats James! Exciting. It’s one of those “it’s so obvious/needed, why hasn’t this been solved yet?” problems.

Very happy to finally tell people that we’ve co-led an investment in the amazing @Chronicle_HQ It’s weird. I have a hate/hate relationship with PowerPoint yet I’ve spent most of my career either making (McKinsey) or reading (VC) presentations. The reason I can’t quit is…

A strong community comes from first offering something before selling something.

ChatGPT, CodeLink and Me — How I Level Up My Coding dlvr.it/ShHc37

@vishy_wisy @allenholub The less your team communicates organically, the more management you need over them. The more management you need over them, the costlier it is to run them. And by costlier I don't just mean financially. Costly emotionally, spiritually, and financially.

Whoop Whoop!

Check out a quick video made by one of our devs, Rupert, on how CodeLink is used within our own team here at CodeLingo 💪 youtu.be/naq0Xe2QNfg

@Trevor_Mc_NZ Overdue 🤙

It can be pretty disheartening to hear stories from fellow start-up mates on toxic board members who seem to populate the ecosystem. What do people think about a glassdoor equivalent for Directors? #startup #directors #preventionisbetterthancure

Yikes 😬🙈 Thank you @lambatesting. Super exciting, we're just getting started!!

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