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jimiwen

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interests in asking questions over-thoroughly and solving them minimum-viably.

believes in non-zero sum possibilities. Instead of exploiting inefficiencies, look for value.

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jimiwen.substack.com 2mo ago

How do LLMs understand an artist's inner universe?

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jimiwen.substack.com 3mo ago

A four-chapter scripture he wrote and continues to inhabit

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jimiwen.substack.com 3mo ago

Strategy as a Language: A Grammar for the Carbon–Silicon Learning Firm

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jimiwen.substack.com 3mo ago

Being-as-Appearing Under Articulation

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jimiwen.substack.com 3mo ago

The Learning Firm Under Poverty of Stimulus

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jimiwen.substack.com 3mo ago

The Grammar Is Not Its Own Ground

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jimiwen.substack.com 3mo ago

The Grammar at the Threshold of Its Own Execution

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jimiwen.substack.com 3mo ago

Parsing a Chinese Poem as a Formal System That Runs

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jimiwen.substack.com 5mo ago

Two Translations: Literal vs. Performance

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jimiwen.substack.com 5mo ago

Canon and Compass into <Si Wu Zi> Scripture

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jimiwen.substack.com 6mo ago

Gödel, Turing, and AI: the Incomplete Space in Post-AI Architecture

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jimiwen.substack.com 6mo ago

Rhizomatic Creative Pedagogy

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jimiwen.substack.com 6mo ago

The Compression Lemma: Signals Everywhere, Art Somewhere

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jimiwen.substack.com 6mo ago

Computation Sovereignty and the Future of Tastes – An RGA Account

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jimiwen.substack.com 6mo ago

Why Kant and Sontag Cannot Speak Otherwise

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jimiwen.substack.com 6mo ago

Technē without poiesis: rethinking craft beyond human

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jimiwen.substack.com 6mo ago

Relativity of Generative Aesthetics

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jimiwen.substack.com 6mo ago

Computational Zen, wild fox koan

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www.iam-media.com 10y ago

The Intellectual Ventures invention fund teams up with Fraunhofer

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medium.com 11y ago

A news reader to call your own?

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medium.com 11y ago

News aggregation for mobile experience

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blog.learningbyshipping.com 11y ago

Look at me More thoughts on notifications

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www.thetrigger.io 11y ago

Show HN: Trigger 3.0 get the news 49 minutes being it starts trending

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medium.com 11y ago

Social vs. Messaging

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itunes.apple.com 11y ago

Show HN: Your private Reddit, best topic messenger

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www.brainpickings.org 11y ago

Hannah fry the mathematics of love

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nautil.us 11y ago

Mumbling Is a Data-Compression Trick

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www.thetrigger.io 11y ago

Yet another communication app?

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www.nakedcapitalism.com 11y ago

Tension between conversational web vs. production web

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stratechery.com 11y ago

Blogging’s Bright Future

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Here at Trigger we're all ravenous consumers of information. We really love some of the existing app solutions but we noticed a few drawbacks. The majority sacrificed timeliness for social relevance or depth. We often got our news later than friends who weren't using aggregators! We also found ourselves living in an increasingly small filter bubble because many of these apps were defining what we'd be interested in by what's popular in our social graph. Trigger is our first attempt at addressing these problems. We hand curate sources (to ensure quality inputs) and use a predictive algorithm to bring you news before it starts trending.

We've also got a kind of cool "extra-social" discovery feature OVERLOOKED that finds the most interesting things your social graph ISN'T reading.

We'd love if you'd check us out and let us know what you think over at itunes.apple.com/us/app/id968265755

There is a difference, with the structure of private subreddits, we felt there is rigidity and for Reddit it is for ONE group of users and topic.

Trigger is mobile-first platform, where we try to make the individual or multiple groups as fluid as you would do in a normal conversation, and everything organised by topics.

Trigger uses Reddit-like structure but in for your private discussions. So it provide more organisation to your conversations, or currently messaging apps.

Things are easier to find, you can have much better flow with all the conversations.

Hi WandH, I am jimi one of the co-founders of the Trigger team. Trigger is a messenger that allows you to base your conversations on topic. It's a more powerful for organisation and elegant way of doing IM.

Better conversations start from the trigger topics to friends to keeping up every single conversation.

Thank you for your feedback, we are updating and refining both the site and the app in the coming weeks.

ATM the is a pre-launch landing page. Was there any specific part that you feel was unclear you would like to see?

Hi everyone,

I am jimi one of the makers for this app. We want to create a different form of communication/messaging where the sender-recipient relationship is fluid but conversations can be organised intuitively.

Would love to get any feedback? and would try to answer any questions you have?

With regards to the automated aggregation vs human powered filter, I would assume email, messages, dm to be closest/most related filter borderline "filter bubble", i.e. human black-box vs white box filter...

what is the mix of sourcing for blogs/article one consumes each day?

good take!

in the balance of public and private, production and consumption, monologue and conversations...

how can we design for better signal-to-noise ratio? like a good sound engineer putting the right amount of compression and reverb to sit in the mix as intended.

Write every day 12 years ago

how many types of writings is suitable in a day? that is suitable for one's cognition and creativityness?

Tweets: 30 Evernote: 5 Diary: 1 Book: 1/1000?