@ryolu_ & @felixleezd have been flag bearers for “design engineering” on my feed. The argument: designers must prototype (code) close to production through AI.
my question is should engineers use their extra bandwidth to learn design?
is product sense > “technical skill” now?
Nalanda has AI (RAG) now, go talk to your highlights from across the web!
41 installs and a summer later, Nalanda now has a chat interface that allows you chat with your highlights and ask questions, specific or meta!
Try it out for yourself here: https://t.co/Hiz3jIW35c
i love @NotionHQ's web clipper, but why not keep a user as close to the source of truth as possible?
introducing Nalanda
highlight text across any web page and review everything on a personal dashboard!
details below, but first, give it a try:
https://t.co/KKLzcHz7cv
curious if wearables teams have considered a pop-up camera (like old android phones) for the recording-privacy problem: obvious hardware shape change instead of an LED nobody checks for
am i missing something, or is this just a durability/design nightmare?
@EvenRealities@ahimel
building RAG on top of nalanda's highlights & hit a fun bug: vector search assumes you know what you're looking for
ask something specific → works great
ask "summarize everything i saved" → breaks completely
ps: here's a fun glass chat bar i added; i'm kinda proud ngl
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so, top-k just returns whatever's closest to the query.
the solution?
first instinct: build a whole clustering + summary-tree pipeline for it (bunch of recursive summarization)
second instinct: topic tags + a simple router solves it at current scale w/ no infra overhead
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to the @Snapchat team,
the solution to gaining users for reels ("spotlight") is NOT defaulting to opening them when you launch the app
users see through it and are left annoyed
lets ask this instead: why would a user choose to share and/or view short-form content on snapchat?
hi @Flomerboy, not sure if Dispatch is your surface, but I would love if Dispatch let me queue commands while offline & auto-fire them once I'm online. most tasks i'd like done remotely appear amidst other activities, this lets me process them w/o context switching. cc @claudeai
@ryolu_ create like a child, edit like a scientist
i agree, that childlike creation is where love of the craft begets the most unadulterated execution of ideas
@FarzaTV my research lab at ucsd did similar work on intelligent cursors (https://t.co/KPdNL4AUG6). im curious if u plan to take clicky into different form factors, given UIs are moving toward less cursor-intensive agentic interfaces
clicky seems adjacently useful for spatial wearables
@MeredithCheng22@ryolu_ here’s a different question: what work is important enough to be outside the black box?
agent observability is like a menu bar that displays more info on hover
progressive reveal that retains user agency requires components native to interruption & take over affordances
@felixleezd@johnmaeda@ADPList true, profit is the most grounded metric of all, for better or for worse lol
to that point, business-savvy design engineers hold incredible founder potential
With the friction of reading on the internet: saving in five different locations, losing context, never going back; why not treat the internet as your own personal bookshelf?
source code: https://t.co/ZciiaV9ZGS
RAG, folders, and top comment's suggestions to come soon!
i love @NotionHQ's web clipper, but why not keep a user as close to the source of truth as possible?
introducing Nalanda
highlight text across any web page and review everything on a personal dashboard!
details below, but first, give it a try:
https://t.co/KKLzcHz7cv
-highlight text with one click or Alt+H
- see all highlights for the current page in the extension popup
- search & browse your highlights on the dashboard
- click any dashboard card to scroll directly to the highlight
- highlights persist across sessions & devices