Dylan Field
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434 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 2 Jul
Dylan Field’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I'm lucky to call a friend and he does these explainer videos for math that are just incredible and really uses graphics and design to be really craft forward in his explanations and he puts so much care into them and just has been a teacher for so many.
That's just for fun.
It's just form of element psychosis.
Okay.
Until it's not, but we'll see.
I think that the models are really decent at math, like pure math.
And it's a bit of an antidote to the non-verifiable domains that I'm usually in.
So for Figma, I mean, it's all vibes, right?
Like you're trying to figure out, sometimes it's very clear, okay, like literally you didn't center the div, like learn to center divs AI.
But I think more often, you know, it's more like, okay, well actually you're giving a lot of styles that are very similar here.
You're not as broad in your range as you could be if an LLM provider is asking us for feedback or we're trying to steer it.
And the evals we're running on stuff we're doing, stuff others are doing, like a lot of it is inherently non-verifiable.
It's like got to be human judged at the end of the day.
And you can set up more automatic methods for that, but you still have that human intent.
Whereas formal domains like math, I mean, that's as formal as it gets if you set up the formal systems correctly, which are really easy to mess up.
And I think it's kind of just a nice antidote in contrast to like Figma experience.
There's so many.
I think that, well, I'm in keynote brain right now.
And I think the keynote will be really awesome.
So we're going to have a bunch of Figmates that are showing just incredible stuff.
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