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Nolan Di Mare Sullivan

Speakeasy
@ndimares
Building dev infra @SpeakeasyDev, battling snails, and reading books. Previously Product manager @LiveRamp, CS & Mandarin @UMich
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  • @ndimares
    Nolan Di Mare Sullivan
    Speakeasy
    @ndimares
    Aug 27
    I think that MCP is critical for the future usability of SaaS, but I think that UI is still critical for explaining what a platform does. Evaluating a tool and understanding how to use it, I'm using the UI. Once I understand how to use it, I switch to using my agent.
  • @ndimares
    Nolan Di Mare Sullivan
    Speakeasy
    @ndimares
    Aug 25
    One of the biggest surprises moving to the UK was that there are very commonly alleyways in suburban neighborhoods (just like this). Very common that property lines will have a no mans land like this. To me alleys were exclusively for cities
    @samsutliff
    Sam Sutliff
    @samsutliff
    Aug 25
    The city has a new free service, the AlleyGators, that will come and clean up your alleyway for you. I requested services for my alley a few months ago and they just came to clean it yesterday. Years of dumping and neglect and they cleaned it in an afternoon.
  • @ndimares
    Nolan Di Mare Sullivan
    Speakeasy
    @ndimares
    Aug 25
    Told the model to "go hog wild" on a recent session. Very impressed with the results. More research needed to see if this should be part of every prompt.
  • @ndimares
    Nolan Di Mare Sullivan
    Speakeasy
    @ndimares
    Aug 25
    Zhuzh is a word and it's time Slack removed the red squiggle
  • @ndimares
    Nolan Di Mare Sullivan
    Speakeasy
    @ndimares
    Aug 24
    True AGI will be when agents stop building new products and start building bureaucracies to prevent new products being built