Jake Park

This is my answer to the cognitive debt problem and to building context assets: true AI augmentation. Until last week I was hesitant to share my work publicly until it was perfect, but I realized the best journey is the one you share with the world and build together with the community. I will occasionally share my product and my journey of building my dream project, F451. You can ask questions, take quizzes, make podcast or explain concepts to Feynman bot using the collections you’ve gathered. Each interaction automatically becomes part of your context asset that grows with you. Right now I’m building a demo collection for a Korean customer who studies ESG in grad school. And these are her professor's papers. Can't wait to hear her feedback

Learning LoRA with my web app. Preparing Beta Test.

My first 100 Like reply. It seems random but I guess I have something to learn from this.

@leonabboud people don't even know NotebookLM

Reminder that X is not a good representation of AI adoption. X has the super users of AI. I have entrepreneur friends who are just switching to Claude, 3 months after everyone here on X. Whenever you think "Oh everyone knows how to vibecode an app" no, 99% of people don't.

@fromaustinc It only took 6 month for karpathy to open source mine :) Luckly I ran away even more. Now people think I'm crazy.

The hardest part of building an AI startup is timing. Building something that can’t be commoditized in the next Anthropic update, but not so forward thinking no users will see value.

Day 6. another 50. done. punching out.

@Jasper02_24 I start with motivation and stick with it with discipline

Be honest 😅 Do you rely on motivation... or discipline?

@parisrouz does anyone actually read their notes on notion?

Notion has turned into a very overwhelming product.

@0xChiraag but that's not completely random!

I made a random number generator with 0 lines of code.

@theandreilucian what dms do you send?

My X strategy was simple: - Post 3x/day - Comment 50x/day - Send 20 DMs/day Repeat for 90 days. Result: From 3000 to 4380 followers.

@eliana_jordan as many as it takes

how many failed apps you need until one finally hits?

@sahill_og cognitive debt catching up to ya

Hot take: “Vibe coding” works… until you need to change something. Then you realize you don’t understand your own codebase.

@asaio87 Useless to you? or everyone else? What problems do you have?

They say AI can build anything. But everybody seems to build useless apps.

@Prathkum What my boss taught me: Just do it. It wouldn't kill you.

The fastest way to get better at anything: Do it messy. Then do it again.

I want to hit the gym before it closes but I promised myself to get things done. sticking with things require sacrifices. And also better time management.

If you guys are building something and want someone to test it. let me know. I will review them. In return, I want to hear how you came to your problem and your approach to solving it.

@andrewchen this is why i feel mvps are tricky to build now. one prompt away from implementation

"we pitched investors when it was just a drawing on a napkin" Think we'll be hearing this a lot less if you can draw it on a napkin, you can prompt it into existence. No excuse to be pre-product unless you're building a robotics startup or something?

@paulg I'm that kind of friend to my loved ones but not sure I got anything you don't already know lol

I know it's meant to seem an annoying habit, but I'd like it if I had a friend who was constantly teaching me random facts like Sheldon Cooper does.

@Yampeleg we all drink that kool-aid sometimes.

The dumbest person you know is being told 'you are absolutely right' by some LLM right now.

@Varnika99 why not do both until you are safe to quit?

Thinking about a big move… Should I leave a comfortable corporate job and go all-in as an indie developer building products? Or stay with stability and predictability? If you’ve faced this choice, what did you do & would you do it again?