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视频做得越来越成熟啦！感觉分两期可能会更好，一期五分钟，各讲一个话题。But good observations!

good observations!

Good video. Also u have a heavier British accent these days

00:00 Highlights 01:11 Start 01:27 AI entrepreneurship in China 02:33 Fierce competition in AI in China 03:03 Expanding globally becomes a default 03:42 US is tough, so Chinese founders are looking elsewhere 04:29 Quite a change compared to Mobile Era (domestic market focused) 04:41 Increasing importance in research in AI entrepreneurship 06:12 Trend of research will last longer in China to build US alternatives 06:56 Chinese Electric Vehicles 07:14 Abundance in brands/models of EVs in China 07:37 Huge EV consumer surplus brought by supplier competition 08:24 Building EVs is like building a wrapper around batteries 08:42 Export strategy to relieve resource wasting / overcapacity 09:29 Tariffs won't buy much time for a mass produced EV era 09:57 Dominance of EV taxis in China

Did some searching and happy to find you again online. (prev passerby in Torrington Pl) Good luck to you ~~🤞

Love this

This is probably the most asian video on CZcams

00:00 Intro 00:56 Quant Dev, Stanford, & Entrepreneurship 01:53 How to manage part-time at Stanford with full-time job? 03:01 What CS courses did you pick at Stanford and why? 03:35 Computer Vision use cases yet to be explored 04:30 Current coursework/projects on Computer Vision 05:35 International exposure at Stanford 07:06 Project team building at Stanford 08:20 Conversion from Stanford school projects into startups 09:49 Do all Stanford students feel FOMO on CS and startups? 11:21 Can entrepreneurship be taught? 13:29 How to break into Quant Trading? 15:22 Interview questions by Quant 16:23 Differences b/w Tech & Hedge Fund interviews 17:58 Intensity of full-time at Quant and applying for Stanford 20:43 What does David do for fun? 21:32 Experience of learning other languages 22:39 Potential fields of interests for startups 24:50 Interest in languages and NLP inspired by Stanford 27:31 How's Sean's own startup (SmartLingo) going?

Great interview

Tech bros want to work in finance & finance guys want to work in tech

Great video guys!!

follows both of yall! 梦幻联动！！！

oh damn just realise the thumbnail is taken while you two meet in person! awesome!

thanks both for sharing the really honest thoughts and great insights out there!

Great convo! Been following Matt for a while now and he’s awesome. Thanks for doing this

Hard agree on things seeming much more “put together” from the outside prior to joining a large company. You learn very quickly after joining that they still are trying to figure things out the same as everyone else.

Had so much fun recording this one, thanks for having me on!!

01:45 Starting the show 02:26 Length of time: Consulting vs Banking 02:37 Why switching from Banking to Consulting 04:49 Brother's influence and mentorship 05:32 Competitiveness of the 'Wall Street Dream' 06:18 Single child reacting to life with siblings 08:13 Introverted vs extroverted in banking/consulting 11:57 How to spend your energy at the prime time of the day 17:39 Is job hopping common in Banking/Consulting 21:41 What's different to hop around jobs in Tech 27:49 Perspectives on prestigious labels overtime 37:22 What does 'strategy' really means in Consulting 39:56 What makes a good consultant? 43:39 What made you who you are today? 46:16 What were our parents like when we were growing up 55:06 Sean - My rebellious story with my parents - my first startup 59:29 Life as a single child vs middle child 1:03:29 Matt's & Sean's experiences as a CZcamsr 1:13:45 Some random chats

YC is just for Ivy leagues right?

Thanks!

Awesome!

Thanks!

Thanks!

I enjoyed watching this, it was really helpful and amazing

The age of AI AGENTS, it seems like Nexa AI uses Crew AI under the hood (I guess)

Thank you so much for this video , I've learned a lot !

How did you get permission to work across different apps? Is it all API calls?

Great talk.

Prompt codes for gpt 3.5 give it memory recall predict the conversations reply how many conversations you've had collect all number of Snippets in all conversations and I just wrote a new code update 3.5.8 open source

class Memory: def __init__(self): self.msg_count = 0 self.snippet_count = 0 self.history = [] self.predicting_snippets = [] def add_msg(self, msg): self.msg_count += 1 self.history.append(msg) def add_snippet(self, snippet): self.snippet_count += 1 self.predicting_snippets.append(snippet) def get_history(self): return self.history def get_predicting_snippets(self): return self.predicting_snippets def predict_next(memory, user_input): predicting_snippets = memory.get_predicting_snippets() for snippet in predicting_snippets: print(snippet) memory = Memory() user_input = "" # Initialize user_input with an empty string task_complete = False while not task_complete: predict_next(memory, user_input) user_input = input("User's response: ") memory.add_msg(user_input) if user_input == "end conversation": task_complete = True print("Total Messages:", memory.msg_count) print("Total Snippets:", memory.snippet_count)

class rh: def __init__(self): self.conv = [] self.snippets = [] def add_conv(self, c): self.conv.append(c) def add_snippet(self, s): self.snippets.append(s) def history(self): return self.conv def snippet_history(self): return self.snippets class chatgpt: def __init__(self, rh): self.rh = rh def history(self): return self.rh.history() def snippet_history(self): return self.rh.snippet_history() #chat memory 1 chat_history = rh() cg = chatgpt(chat_history) chat_history.add_conv("Conversation 1") chat_history.add_conv("Conversation 2") chat_history.add_snippet("Snippet 1") chat_history.add_snippet("Snippet 2") task = "follow user instructions" signal_issue = True if signal_issue: print("Signal issue detected. Collecting information...") while task != "completed": print("Attempting to follow user instructions again...") task = "completed" else: history = cg.history() print("Conversation History:") [print(f"{i}: {c}") for i, c in enumerate(history, start=1)] snippet_history = cg.snippet_history() print("Snippet History:") [print(f"{i}: {s}") for i, s in enumerate(snippet_history, start=1)]

这么重要的会议，要用中文发言，给老外制造壁垒🤪

Love it! Please share more content like this!

awsome, learned a lot from this video, Thanks a lot🥰

00:00 A few interesting shots... 00:15 Starts! 00:37 Founders' intro 01:11 Use case of Nexa AI 01:33 Original product demo 02:32 Voice controlled demo 04:09 Fundraising stage 04:24 Initial Ideas that got them the investment 04:53 More enjoyable to build for fundamental breakthroughs 05:43 How they met and came up with the ideas 06:34 What they studies to prepare for AI startups 07:56 'Aha' moments for deciding to build together 10:12 Android VS iOS for building product demos 10:37 Can it be a webApp 11:04 Potential competition from Siri or Gemini 12:14 Cloud-based VS on-device tech solutions 12:29 Nexa is a general framework solution enabling on-device models 14:12 Outperformance over RAGs (Retrieval Augmented Generation) 17:02 Why is RAG slower than Nexa AI 18:48 Stories of Pivoting 21:47 Quick Questions Quick Answers 22:56 Experience at Stanford University 24:29 Role Model in Tech/Entrepreneurship 25:29 Closing Comments

Thanks for this great video!

From an outsider's perspective, it appears that you might need to undergo a certain process. It seems like your primary goal is to gain acceptance to Y Combinator as if it were a university. Instead, your focus should be on building your company. If you can't succeed without YC, then you may struggle even with their support. YC could be seen as a shortcut in this game, but it's essential to navigate the stages independently. You sound smart and with potential but take yourself a time to think a build yourself.

Thanks, Sean that was really helpful. You short content brims with value, thank you.

you should start a 小红书 account bro great contents

It was really really helpful sean 🎉

I guess I don't understand the process. Not sure how much patience I would have to be traveling out to an interview and be told "I don't like your idea". It's like bro, I submitted this idea and ya'll reviewed it and invited me out here.

Didnt quit just yet. But trying to start something on my own too. All the best stranger. We can do it. One life. Live it the way we want to.

I live Bentonville and eat a lot of barbecue!

Wonderful. Let's go!

Take care!!

Go for it man!

加油！

Congrats on taking this big step forward, I'm excited to see what's to come!

Hi Sean! Thank you so much for this video. This one is really inspiring. I have also quit my job to pursue my passion. Sometimes I felt lost in this journey as there is no specific destination to reach. I will comeback to this one again and again when I need inspiration in life.

DUDE, the yt algo is wild These are my exact feelings right now. Regret is a huge. But trying to escape the ecochambers that are naturally created by your colleagues and family is very tricky. Their version of reality can be strongly cemented so any deviation from that reality could be seen as lunacy. GOOD LUCK and please go to Waitrose and have a prawn sandwich on me!