David “Build Back NYC” Lee 🌎

14,000

Twitter Wars 2 points

Scores updated 11 min ago

Tweets: 25
Likes: 27
Retweets: 2
Replies: 16
Quote tweets: 0
2× boosted: 0
Followers: 1,374+8

Every scored tweet

300 per tweet · 100 per like · 200 per reply · 300 per retweet · 300 per quote tweet

Tweet	Likes	Retweets	Replies	Boost	Points
Incredible new initiative from @AVGregR folks in the think tank space should follow 👇 https://t.co/qMgaDdBSHJ Oct 13	4	2	1	—	1,500
The Mamdani administration should be commended for their transparency in disclosing thousands of documents related to the September 11th terrorist attacks on our city. ...but the city portal is clunky and difficult to query. So I built my own, replete with complete categorization of documents by department or office, OCR-extracted geospatial data, and visualizations of surface and aerosol particulate matter taken in the year after the attack. Oct 22	5	0	2	—	1,200
For the last three years, I've been rebuilding a life science research, one that I left part way to work my way up the ranks in New York policymaking. Since then, I've written almost a thousand pages of LaTeX across a wide breadth of mathematics and physics textbooks I use to self-study. I don't have a human tutor to check my work, so I built a Google Docs-esque agentic LaTeX review system, natively integrated into my Neovim workflow on WSL, and with completely customizable tutor goals you hand off to your agent. https://t.co/s0QL4pcAGC Oct 12	4	0	2	—	1,100
Cotton Candy City https://t.co/EKIfSPYzGP Oct 21	5	0	0	—	800
All documents are categorized by department or office and the numbered box they were located in, as designated by the city. As this is the city's organization schema and not mine, I can't attest to how intuitive the city's taxonomy is, but it is at least a level of query not offered on the city's official website. Oct 22	1	0	1	—	600
The idea was to build something as intuitive as Google Docs, but native to my LaTeX workflow. When ordered to, the tutor will review the question you're working on (using any model of choice), and offer Google Docs comments-style markup of errors and areas of improvement. https://t.co/5vR4a8Pyzc Oct 12	1	0	1	—	600
Much of this data was pulled using OCR, or Optical Character Recognition, a method used to convert images of handwritten or printed text into machine-readable strings. As such, there is always the chance that OCR did not return the correct data point, and all analysis on this site should be cross-referenced with the original document, which is linked to every data point. Oct 22	0	0	1	—	500
Asbestos and dust testing was performed weekly in city schools, floor-by-floor, by ATC Associates, the Board of Education's environmental consulting contractor. I have a feature where you can graphically look at lab tests by floor and date for a given school. https://t.co/IbTadCyZTV Oct 22	0	0	1	—	500
Many of these documents relate to environmental safety at buildings across Lower Manhattan, including lab tests performed at NYC schools. You can query by address simply by clicking on a bubble on the map, and it will return all documents related to that address. https://t.co/nPNGn5wmXN Oct 22	0	0	1	—	500
@danielgolliher Sounds like the perfect opportunity to go down the Burke + Mansfield rabbit hole 🙌 Oct 20	0	0	1	—	500
Modeling global ocean overturning circulation at @Columbia @Lamont_Doherty open house! https://t.co/tW3uQxp8Se Oct 17	2	0	0	—	500
In your TUTOR.md, you can stipulate the learning goals you would like to achieve, and what you would like your tutor to focus on. Do you fumble multiplicative factors, matrix arithmetic, or keeping signs the right way? You can tell your tutor to watch for all of these mechanical errors. Oct 12	0	0	1	—	500
As with learning anything, personal growth is the most important outcome. One of the core features in the tutor is to have a separate progress tracker that monitors the type of feedback (errors, insufficient rigor) and points of improvement that the agent identifies. https://t.co/NLVVaYzzHG Oct 12	0	0	1	—	500
After you've reviewed the tutor's comments, you can make fixes you deem necessary, and the tutor will verify that your corrections are indeed valid. https://t.co/xKnvxVaWfp Oct 12	0	0	1	—	500
These models are dazzlingly good for learning math and science fundamentals at the undergraduate and graduate level. The tutor provides an excellent environment to harness these capabilities to critique your reasoning, and ensure it is on point. On each comment, you can chat with your agentic tutor and bombard it with any and all questions you have to work towards maximal understanding. Oct 12	0	0	1	—	500
Similar to TeXpresso, as you are typesetting in Neovim (which I integrate with Luasnips), the tutor will render the LaTeX in real-time. Incomplete environments like an align won't break the viewer, and typing will auto-navigate the viewer to that section of the document. https://t.co/8MVmSOLlkm Oct 12	0	0	1	—	500
Legal research is an incredibly underrated application of agentic AI workflows. Great repo of tools here. https://t.co/TMEqAO8SfU Oct 20	1	0	0	—	400
When you’re hooked on Factorio and immediately identify inefficiencies in real life queues Oct 17	1	0	0	—	400
Worked through some computations demonstrating that liquid helium is the only naturally-occurring liquid that is quantum mechanical, and a proof of the mathematical underpinnings of zero-point energy (which tells you you ALWAYS have some kinetic energy in a confined particle), and my mind is BLOWN Oct 16	1	0	0	—	400
@arenamag soiree 🥂 https://t.co/VahdmnXQLY Oct 15	1	0	0	—	400
Merv Kelly (Bell Labs president) predicted in 1951 that telecoms networks would be “more like the biological systems of man’s brain and nervous system” https://t.co/j0lBC40wYC Oct 13	1	0	0	—	400
Access the tool here: https://t.co/DmOuhnrJRG Oct 22	0	0	0	—	300
It is my hope that whatever information from the city's 9/11 Document Portal and my tool can be gleaned be used to continue to support the crucially important work of caring for victims and first responders who answered the highest call of duty on that day. This is dedicated to all who served and made the ultimate sacrifice for their city and country, forever and always. 🇺🇸🗽 Oct 22	0	0	0	—	300
In mere seconds, using my latex-tutor.nvim tool, I can turn a blurry textbook diagram and replicate it in TikZ https://t.co/5IzcPbL6Pe https://t.co/sTwDVxILVJ Oct 16	0	0	0	—	300
I'm not a uni student anymore, and grades or GPA are quaint trivialities to me now. I continue to self-study math and physics for pure love of the game (and because computational fluid mechanics and nuclear fission are f'king awesome) Agentic AI makes the process more engaging than ever. https://t.co/s0QL4pcAGC Oct 12	0	0	0	—	300
Total · 25 tweets in Twitter Wars 2	27	2	16		14,000

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