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Rafi Nulman

Product @ Meta

Rafi Nulman is a professional with a rich background in product management, data science, and management consulting. He has served in prominent roles at Meta (formerly Facebook) and other renowned organizations. Rafi has a strong educational foundation, having pursued Mathematics and Economics for his BS at the University of Chicago, an MBA from The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, and education at IASA - the Israeli Arts and Science Academy. With experience in product strategy, business messaging, and product leadership, Rafi brings a diverse skill set to the table. He has contributed to the PM team for Facebook Friending. Rafi Nulman's career spans various fields, showcasing his expertise in technology, strategy, and data analysis.

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Apr 26 · linkedin

Sometimes I give the advice that I need to hear myself

Mar 24 · linkedin

I'm intrigued by the idea that LLM prompts in one language may generate output that's impossible to replicate using prompts in other languages

There's some words in certain languages that don't have a full semantic equivalent in other languages

For example, the Hebrew word פרגון is hard to translate meaningfully (it's some combination of "feeling unselfishly happy for / giving props to.")

I'm intrigued because LLMs make it easy to switch medium, which may unlock cross-language understanding.

So while English doesn't have a literal word for "Fernweh" (German word describing homesickness for a place you've never been), a painting or a short video may make that concept clear to an English-speaking viewer.

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San Francisco Bay Area