Daily Planning
A tiny operating board for today, this week, and the thing that matters most.

Learning a wider set of mental models of the world, and what we can build next.
ABOUT

I’m Jack Min Ong. I was a founding research engineer at Prime Intellect, and was there from its $10K valuation on paper to the most recent valuation of $1B.
My work has spanned language model pre-training and post-training, embedding and diffusion models, compute verification, and site reliability engineering.
I am currently on sabbatical exploring many different topics such as immunology, pharmaceuticals, robotics, agriculture, shipping, aviation and mining.
This site is still being drafted, so a few things are placeholders for now. Feel free to ping me, tell me you caught the early version, and let me know what you think!











Writing
Designing a fused kernel that applies per-expert LoRA adapters inside the MoE dispatch/combine cycle.
A practical breakdown of what SM100 means if you're writing CUDA kernels — TCGEN05, UMMA, TMEM, and what you can ignore.
Benchmarks and intuition for choosing between KV cache recompute and CPU offload in LLM serving.
What we learned training INTELLECT-3 with prime-rl's disaggregated async RL architecture.
Mini Apps
Find meeting overlap across SF, New York, Europe, Malaysia, and whatever timezone gets added next.
A tiny operating board for today, this week, and the thing that matters most.
Quick visual sketches for throughput, money, habits, and systems that need a shape.
Little interactive diagrams for kernels, memory, inference, and cluster behavior.
A future shelf for daily logs, public scratchpads, and visual breadcrumbs.
A small dashboard for live-ish status, rituals, or the machines that keep the site moving.
Lore
The polished version can become illustrated panels. For now, these are chapter placeholders: a loose timeline with room for mystery.
Family, friends, and the first version of a life that feels designed on purpose.
Training systems, GPU clusters, and the strange joy of making throughput visible.
A chapter for questions that refuse to stay tidy.
The page where the map ends and the work keeps going.
A placeholder for the far chapter, still private, still being earned.