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Imagination Engineering: "Live in the future and then build what's missing."
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Transcript
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- 0:13 Hi everyone, thanks so much for coming.
- 0:14 I'm actually really surprised that the room is so full because imagination engineering is like a really weird term.
- 0:21 I'm really surprised that you showed up to learn more about it.
- 0:25 The reason I call this talk imagination engineering is because I've been thinking about
- 0:32 in how incredibly capable the recent models are, especially today with Fable 5 coming back.
- 0:37 And I think that the new bottleneck will be to come up with like crazy ideas because it's gonna be really easy to one shot absolutely everything and anything very soon.
- 0:47 And so I think that the thing that we can reflect on that will be the most valuable for the world right now is how to stretch our mind and how to invent things that don't think are possible right now.
- 1:01 And the reason I took this, that I created with Chachapiti this image, it's the Library of Alexandria, which was like the center of knowledge many thousand years ago.
- 1:12 And I feel like we're in a very similar period in the human history right now where we should be thinking about how to consolidate all the knowledge and how to create more knowledge for our species.
- 1:27 And so I thought,
- 1:29 I thought today I could share with you a really weird experiment that I started a week ago.
- 1:35 And I was one of the, or if you don't know, I work at YC, I lead design at YC, and I have the privilege to work with wonderful, wonderful minds.
- 1:45 The partners there are incredible.
- 1:46 The engineers that I get to work with are phenomenal.
- 1:50 And there's a wonderful person that I used to work with at YC, and he is now at Conductor.
- 1:56 His name is Lewis, and he created a Slack channel in the Conductor Slack called Lewis Thoughts.
- 2:01 And ever since then, he's been sharing his stream of consciousness of everything that hits his mind.
- 2:06 And it is a way for everyone on the conductor team to see what's going on in his mind as he's thinking about features and how to make the product better.
- 2:13 And I was heavily inspired by his approach and I did the same for the YC Slack and I created Eve Thoughts.
- 2:19 And for a week I've been brain dumping everything that has crossed my mind.
- 2:25 And two days ago, I asked Opus 4.8, I wish it was Fable, but it was Opus 4.8 on Saturday, to make a website that encapsulates all the thoughts that I had in the last week.
- 2:38 And it came up with something that is quite magical and phenomenal, and I kind of felt like it was AGI.
- 2:45 And I'm excited to share with you the result and to share the wonder and the awe that I feel towards technology currently.
- 2:56 Maybe to take a step back before I show you the website is, I work at YC and one of the big reasons why I work at YC is, many probably know about this wonderful mind, Paul Graham is arguably one of the most intricate
- 3:12 minds in our generation, and it's one of the reasons why I work at YC.
- 3:15 And what I think is truly phenomenal about PG is that not only he's a phenomenal thinker and phenomenal brain, but he also shares his brain and how his mind works with the world.
- 3:28 And one of the main reasons why YC has been so successful is because his essays are still echoing to this day, and people are applying to YC because of his essays.
- 3:38 And I've been thinking, you know, we hear very often about like building in public, you know, building open source or like sharing how you build things.
- 3:45 But what about thinking in public?
- 3:48 And it's basically what PG is doing, thinking in public.
- 3:51 And this is the experiment that I wanted to run with Eve Thoughts, the Slack channel on the YC channel, the YC Slack.
- 3:58 It was what if I thought in public and I allowed a few people that I highly trust at YC to have access to my stream of consciousness.
- 4:05 And it does feel a little bit sci-fi, but at the same time, it's sort of an experiment that I really wanted to see the light of and see where it goes.
- 4:15 So I can show you an experiment.
- 4:18 I can show you actually what it looks like.
- 4:23 Evufar.com.
- 4:26 And so this was,
- 4:29 An iteration, no, it was actually like an aggregation of all the thoughts that I've been dumping in this EU Slack channel for a week.
- 4:38 And it picked up on the fact that I love art, and so it allows me to customize the background here.
- 4:47 It picked up on some of the quotes that I truly admire.
- 4:49 It picked up on the projects that I've been working on at YC.
- 4:52 Picked up on some of the media that I've been doing.
- 4:55 It picked up on the tools that I use on a daily basis.
- 4:59 It picked up on all the books that have changed my life.
- 5:03 Some of them are in French because I grew up speaking French up until I was 21.
- 5:09 The books that I want to read, some quotes.
- 5:13 My favorite quote of all time is a PG quote that says, live in the future and then build what's missing.
- 5:17 And I feel like it's a great prompt for everyone here.
- 5:20 How can we live in the future and then build what's missing?
- 5:24 So there's this famous quote by Steve Jobs, like, computers are the bicycle of their minds.
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- 0:00 Introduction to the concept of Imagination Engineering
- 1:01 The analogy of the modern Library of Alexandria
- 1:35 The "Thinking in Public" experiment (Eve Thoughts)
- 2:58 The influence of Paul Graham and Y Combinator culture
- 4:23 Demo: The efar.com personal AI-generated website
- 6:05 Integrating design tools and shaders into workflows
- 8:49 The "Shape of Minds" project: Mapping historical geniuses
- 12:57 Using custom AI tools for daily productivity (Emoji picker)
- 13:46 AI as a tool for rapid learning and research
- 15:08 The evolution of development logs and software backlogs