Human in the loop. AI in the driver's seat. Me with the emergency brake.
Hi, I'm Eric Yim. Everything here is a joint venture between me and an AI.
The workflow is simple: the AI spews fast, remarkably confident nonsense; I catch it red-handed, fix the citations it completely made up, and sign off before anything hits production.
To sum it up: It brings the typing speed. I bring the adult supervision.
If you spot a bug or a hallucination wearing a tuxedo, that's on me โ the AI tried its best to gaslight me, and I fell for it.
A source-pinned implementation blueprint spanning CV/JD parsing, real-time voice, session state, RAG, code judging, evidence-based scoring, security, compliance, cost, capacity, and the gates from PoC to production.
What to leave out, which historical free benefits to ask for, and what still needs a quote. A visual minimum-purchase checklist with original sources, without hypothetical totals.
The official API cannot provide follower, note, or comment data, while self-run collection is possible with risk controls. For a creator material library, a Xiaohongshu mini program offers the smoothest path: bring media, copy, and topics into the publisher in one tap, then let the creator review and publish.
A detailed implementation blueprint for a human-mentor-led, data-enhanced career service: the first paying student's journey, three live consultations, weekly reviews, mentor Skills, career data, controlled applications, AI interviews, unit economics, China compliance, and evidence gates from one learner to 600.
Business-model teardown of Nowcoder: a free coding-prep community of 10M+ students monetized through three B2B layers โ resume sourcing (>50% of revenue), pay-per-use exam/interview SaaS, and employer-brand ads. 59 sourced references, 2025โ2026 procurement records (incl. a ยฅ1.45M contract from a central-bank-affiliated fintech), an AI-agent pivot timeline, and honest notes on which metrics stopped updating after 2023โ2024. ~2,800 lines, no tracking, no JS beyond Chart.js.
Investment-research teardown of Mercor's 5-round, 100ร valuation jump from a $194M seed to a pending $20B post-money. 25 sourced references, 6 findings (capital pacing, revenue curve, supply-side scale, margin trajectory, market reputation, valuation re-rating), plus an honest limitations section and methodology. ~2,700 lines, no tracking, no JS beyond Chart.js.
Investment-research teardown of Jack & Jill's Creandum-led $20M seed. 27 sourced references, 7 findings (cap stack, moat, and a side of healthy skepticism), charts, and an honest limitations section. ~2,100 lines, no tracking, no JS beyond Chart.js.