Obertr

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by Obertr 4y ago
which kind of problem are you facing?
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by Obertr 4y ago
this is a really nice note and solution of the problem. What is the difference from your competitor https://marker.io/ ?
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by Obertr 4y ago
React or Angular for the frontend, and Node.js for the backend. These technologies are popular and widely used, making it easier to find developers with experience in them. For the database, I would recommend using a flexible, scalable NoSQ
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by Obertr 4y ago
> not an actual brain so it can't really know anything I think the thing which distinguishes it from real brain is that brain receives true feedback. like if you said that 2+2=5 and then in the next equations something doesn't
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by Obertr 4y ago
Our brain learned language from our experiences. What others told us and what we told to ourselves. if you think about it, ChatGPT was told a lot of stuff. The system though is not as complex as brain. But even with this simplicity + a lot
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by Obertr 4y ago
this is their job to be this way. this is how they got to the skills they have. Only thing you can do is accept it, they are not going to change. Nobody does, people get lazy with age and experience:) Simple thing which worked in my compani
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by Obertr 4y ago
maybe in future teachers are going to be a help to use ChatGPT. And the curriculum will be only <suggestions> which you must follow to explore the subject on your own. and at the end of the lecture you just share what is the most inte
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by Obertr 4y ago
I believe this is going to transform the way people learn. Instead of learning in a structured they are going to learn exactly what they need. You don't need to know about physics molecules until you face a task related to it. And Chat
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by Obertr 4y ago
It is ideal. I love it!
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by Obertr 4y ago
You can go offline to meetups and get to know many people. and because you will probably never see them again you can discuss with them random stupid ideas:)
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Ask HN: How often do founders not know anything about the industry they are in?
2 points by Obertr 4y ago|1 comments
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What problem are you solving?(hbr.org)
1 points by Obertr 4y ago|0 comments
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by Obertr 5y ago
nice idea. but I think that it will not work out. because either whole company uses it or no one. And it will be hard to take over every one. I guess there are a lot of similar solution out there and lots of them never made any money.
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by Obertr 5y ago
Yep) sometime you can get additional analytics for money. For example business trends. People spend their time and I am ready to pay for it
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by Obertr 5y ago
Mine is https://www.platformer.news/ – trends overview. What do you have?
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Ask HN: What are the best paid newsletters you are subscribed to?
2 points by Obertr 5y ago|3 comments
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Reddit AntiWork(old.reddit.com)
3 points by Obertr 5y ago|0 comments
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by Obertr 5y ago
Totally agree, fasting changes the way of thinking and opens a lot of energy in the body.
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Ask HN: What is the most significant small thing that changed your life?
10 points by Obertr 5y ago|10 comments
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by Obertr 6y ago
A lot of hype. Agreed. But there are a lot of uses. The first usage that came to my mind is healthcare. AI can help doctors to diagnose more correctly e.g. lung cancer from x-ray. Doctor may get a few errors because of his mood or his bad a
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by Obertr 6y ago
Yeah, I also get a lot of inspiration here. I am 17 and when I read HN I feel like I explore the world of tech and business. I get a lot of insights and startup ideas here You are not the only one))
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The opponent-process theory of emotion (2010)(gettingstronger.org)
69 points by Obertr 6y ago|9 comments
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Apple launches Big Sur public beta(theverge.com)
3 points by Obertr 6y ago|1 comments