6'3" Ronin Scientist Accountant by day. 175lb experiment by night. Building Synapse Memory and Jordan, my Ai cornerman.

Los Angeles, CA
Joined May 2026
Why I had to create a better memory architecture for Ai. #ronin175 #nvidia #ai #founder #jensenhuang @nvidia @AnthropicAI @NVIDIAAIInfra
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First LOCOMO test ✅. Used Qwen 3.5 9B as the model & GPT 4o as the judge. All on my MacBook. #aimemory #locomo #solofounder
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“Courage isn't having the strength to go on - it is going on when you don't have strength.” ― Napoleon Bonaparte
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Grant McElroy retweeted
self-belief is your superpower. neuroscience shows that when you truly believe you're capable of something, your brain begins to notice opportunities that align with that belief and filter out information to the contrary.
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The transformer architecture is extremely frustrating to me. There is zero reason why there can’t be something better. Thoughts? #ai #openai #anthropic #xsi
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Grant McElroy retweeted
Never stop - I don’t care how many times you fall get back up move foward. Keep evolving, you think the greatest minds fighters professors scientist or any one who has done something great. Do you really think they didn’t have people at every corner limiting them to limits. I may be wrong a lot of times I may not be 100% accurate but that’s what makes anyone human, I’m not here to sugar coat hiding my failures I’m here to show you there is none. God can restore anything 🙏❤️
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It's up to you if you'll allow yourself to become dumber and outsource your thinking to Ai, or become more knowledgable than you could have ever imagined. -Quantum Physics -Biochemistry -Neuroscience (humans & animals) -Foreign languages (Russian, Ukrainian, Japanese, and Mandarin) -Psychology -Astronomy -Ai infrastructure (Real world and code) -Piano -Energy -Nutrition and sports science This is a short list of the things I've learned about this year. Using ai has allowed me to ask questions about these things without being patronized. I'm hoping that other people are learning things with Ai too. What have you learned with Ai so far?
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Just benchmarked Synapse (my memory layer) against RAG again in a sophisticated multi session temporal test, pruning 100% noise while using 31% less facts. Overall scores were 96% for me and 64% for RAG…
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Test was 500 facts & 80 queries over 4 sessions and simulating 25 days time. Noise deliberately thrown in too. Used Ollama and Qwen 2.5 32B on my MacBook 100% local and used nomic embedding… so my architecture is sound.
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Thank you X for adding folders to saves… now I can actually reference what I hyper focused on for 18 hours on a Sunday without scrolling into the abyss 👌🏼
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Anyway, I tested Jordan’s memory system again & here are the results. Edit: this was done with nomic embedding & not snowflake. #aimemory #ai #anthropic #openai #solofounder
🤖 Made with AI
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I feel insane trying to convey my thoughts into words. Adults older than me (I’m 30) almost always say “ya but….” Instead of listening. I’m not asking you to blindly agree with me, but if I constantly get “ya but…” for everything that comes out of my mouth, then you shouldn’t be surprised when I’m not at your beck & call. I’m not perfect but FFS this is so annoying considering I ALWAYS do my best to make sure everyone AT LEAST feels heard. And no, it’s not that hard to do, I will not accept any excuses from those older than me. Touch grass
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Its also pretty upsetting to me to find out the things that frustrate me the most have been “attempted” to be fixed my Google (and any other company) employees, PhD’s and so on but have not been solved really pisses me off. I’m nowhere near as smart as you guys but have….
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gained so much ground in even attempting to “solve” this hallucination problem that I’m even for once considering that I’m smarter than I’ve even considered myself to be
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My goal is to completely eliminate Ai hallucinations. Right now I know that’s mathematically impossible, but I’d rather try to do something impossible than never do something at all.
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I learned Japanese and Mandarin out of spite after almost failing out of college my freshman year…
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So for fun I decided to try the hardest languages available at my tiny university… I chose Japanese and then Mandarin. I began tutoring my friends since I picked it up so easily. And I didn’t know it until later but I taught myself ticker tape synesthesia..
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basically closed captions when people speak. I wasn’t born with this but just thought it would be cool since I saw it in movies. 3.5 years later I graduated and was awarded Alpha Mu Gamma in both Mandarin & Japanese. All out of spite lol.
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