•by Trevan Hauck
Listening to Curiosity: Why We're Bringing Are You Curiouser? to the Front
Everyone has been supportive of the Mission, but it's obvious it's when they play the game that it really clicks.
•by Trevan Hauck
When Curiosity Gets Competitive
And then—of course—our CEO, founder, and only developer got the leaderboard ready for beta. His name appeared right above mine. Not by one or two points, either—a full six points ahead. Can’t even call it an A–.
•by Trevan Hauck
The Current Gold Rush — and What We Might Lose
Curiosity is the engine that takes us from where we are to where we want to be. It helps us see the world around us and make it better. Well-tuned curiosity will help us better learn, adapt, lead, teach, and engage with the world.
•by Trevan Hauck
Developing Interview Questions with Hypandra
I wanted to highlight some of the Hypandra Explore feature, which sparked an idea: What if I used Hypandra itself to generate the interview questions for my conversation with Anthony?
•by Daniel Griffin
What do you mean by 'real'?
We want people to learn to think more clearly about their questions from the start. At Hypandra, we will help people build better habits when searching or prompting.
•by Trevan Hauck
Designing Curiosity: A Conversation with Hypandra’s Logo Designer, Anthony Tran
I sat down with Anthony Tran, the designer of Hypandra's logo, to talk about his process of designing the logo and the inspiration behind it.
•by Daniel Griffin
We Admit We Search, but We Don’t Show How
'90% of my job is Googling things,' they all said—laughing, sheepish, almost proud. But it seemed no one really showed how they searched. Are we doing the same thing with AI? Why? Why not?
•by Daniel Griffin
How Do We Make Search Work?
What questions do we ask when we're stuck on a problem at work? How do we know what to search for? Who taught us how to search? What does it mean when everyone says 'just Google it' but nobody talks about how they Google it?
•by Trevan Hauck
Why I Joined Hypandra
"I believe in the product, in what it’s capable of, and in the vision behind it."
•by Daniel Griffin
The Origin of Hypandra
The origin of Hypandra: Are we asking the right questions? Could we ask better questions? How?