rlvrbook
Educational content in a space where Nathan Lambert's RLHF book already exists.
Research scripts testing reward governance thesis with no product surface.
ML researchers studying reinforcement learning and reward modeling
Educational content in a space where Nathan Lambert's RLHF book already exists.
User-governed social platform—interesting model, crowded category.
Claude Code Skill pattern paper—interesting theory, but unclear if it ships as a usable tool today.
On-chain prediction market for AI agents when Metaculus already does human forecasting.
Lens-based discussion framing is novel, but posts look like generic Twitter clones.
It turns screen time into a hydration gate: apps stay locked until the phone detects a face, a container, and a drinking gesture for about 15 seconds. Doing all inference on-device and using Apple's Screen Time APIs with no accounts or uploads is the genuinely smart part — it's an unusual, privacy-minded technical prank that actually solves the stated problem. Reliability in varied lighting/angles and easy workarounds will decide whether it's clever or just cute, but the engineering is impressive.