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by Oras 1y ago
Thanks! You can upload your current CV, and it will parse it to fill out the form for you. You can then amend or improve it, choose a design, and export it as a high-quality PDF. I will try to write about it. I faced some challenges related
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by Oras 1y ago
Resume builder 7 months ago, I was looking for a job and got frustrated with the current resume builders, so decided to build one exactly how I wanted a resume builder to be. - Free (like really free). - No signup, no login. - Has AI featur
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by Oras 1y ago
I’ve using screen studio since it was beta release. Making alternative is a start but if you want to be better, I would suggest adding what’s missing from screen studio. Few things I would like to see: - Ability to add images in the time li
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by Oras 1y ago
It looks very impressive. If I was making videos I would definitely use it. I see some shorts that are already doing something similar (subtitles and memes). Who are your competitors?
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by Oras 1y ago
I remember two years ago when midjourney was lighting years ahead of other text-to-image models. Is it still the case? I haven’t heard about new leaps for a while now, it could be that I’m not up to date with their work, hence my question
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by Oras 1y ago
So it works for Bing, but how about Google?
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by Oras 1y ago
Enterprise has already been won by Microsoft (Azure), which runs on OpenAI.
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by Oras 2y ago
This is a vulnerability in the same sense as someone committing a secret key in the front end. And for enterprise, they have many tools to scan vulnerability and malicious code before going to production.
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by Oras 2y ago
The web we know is dead. I almost stopped reading anything outside HN, and even in HN, I've been noticing a rise of bots, especially with ShowHN where suddenly a bot will start upvoting and commenting random crap to move it to the top.
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by Oras 2y ago
Using `Tab` out of all the keyboard keys is such a weird option! What was the idea behind this choice?
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by Oras 2y ago
You'd be surprised that technical knowledge has nothing to do with management. Your tasks will change from requirements/designing/implementing to requirements/delegation/people. Your priority will be helping the tea
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by Oras 2y ago
Congrats!
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by Oras 2y ago
As you said, it’s not Trump related, it’s against the rules to have political discussions which is great. Please don’t convert HN to another Facebook or twitter.
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The chances of a startup failing is way higher than gold degrading in price.
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by Oras 2y ago
Someone investing $1M for 10% might better off buy gold or a property. It sounds good for me as a founder, but from investor point of view, this is pointless. Why taking a huge risk for 10%?
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by Oras 2y ago
Well, they can start with their code then? Microsoft Azure AI foundry is clunky, sluggish, breaking changes, and the list goes on. PromptFlow (which should be their open source AI application framework) last update was more than 3 months ag
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by Oras 2y ago
Well, my recent visits to GP convinced me that unless you need a surgery or further checks such as X-Ray, MRI, blood tests, then you don’t really need a human. These recent visits I saw junior doctors, one of them literally pulled Google to
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by Oras 2y ago
Some of these are showing 404, like the second, third, and forth.
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by Oras 2y ago
That is pleasant to see in one place. My Twitter feed was randomly showing some of these
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How did you measure “nobody” liked OpenAI announcements?
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by Oras 2y ago
These announcements have started to look like a template. - Our state-of-the-art model. - Benchmarks comparing to X,Y,Z. - "Better" reasoning. It might be an excellent model, but reading the exact text repeatedly is taking the exc
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by Oras 2y ago
> Thanks to the growing profile of xAI and Musk’s newfound political influence, X’s business appears to be turning around. The company reportedly just obtained a $44 billion valuation from investors — the same price Musk paid for Twitter
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by Oras 2y ago
I remember getting approached by an investor after TechCrunch mentioned my idea in TechDisrupt hackathon. Is TechCrunch still as hyped as it was 10 years ago? I’m genuinely interested to know what others think.
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by Oras 2y ago
One of the frustrating things for developers is working with legacy code, and I imagine “vibe coding” is spaghetti and hard to navigate (otherwise the agents would have no problem). On the other side, the market is tough now for developers,
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by Oras 2y ago
After many posts on my feed, I decided to give it a spin. The good: - Open source. - Can run locally (Apple Silicon) at a fair speed. - Image detection is good. The bad: - Not detecting tables. - Text in a perfectly clean PDF (resume) is no
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by Oras 2y ago
Console error: game not found
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Cohere always coming across as a niche LLM, not a generic one. I once tried it to enforce returning the response in British English and it worked a lot better than any other model that time. But that was about it for following the prompt. T
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by Oras 2y ago
I have a huge respect for Claude and their models, but this statement is just dump! DeepSeek, and Alibaba (Qwen) are making their models open source including the papers explaining “their secrets”.
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This is truly remarkable- one of the best use cases for text-to-video products! Lots of fun with learning aspect
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by Oras 2y ago
How about showing some samples created by this app? The landing page is not appealing for an app builder service.

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