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4y ago
What is high quality in these few lines? I found it quite clear to follow, and it has value not just for investors but for founders, too. They are learning to summarize their month in a few clear lines. Isn't that the basics of communi
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4y ago
These days you can offend people by saying anything. Talking to people became kind of a mine field. Such quotes are close to fiction.
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4y ago
Good info in only 5 minutes.
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4y ago
I’m working on a platform to filter out applications by: 1. Geo restriction (when required). 2. Skills required in the job (listed by employer). Any resume that don’t meet a percentage of required skills will be notified immediately after u
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4y ago
I suppose it is related to stress. We are more productive when less stressed. Having extra day to rest, do your hobbies, more time with loved ones ... etc __should__ contribute to less stress. The extra day is not just about being at work,
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4y ago
How I built this. Stories made me admire products a lot more.
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4y ago
Every year not a day
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4y ago
Assuming an average sms rate of $0.04, they have sent 1.5 billion messages a year. 2022 stats indicate Twitter had 396.5 Million users. So for the full picture, it would be around 5 messages per user per year, which I don’t see as a large n
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4y ago
I saw the message today, wasn’t bothered. I can use other 2FA methods. The question I had in mind, how many users are using it monthly that it would cut costs for Twitter?!
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4y ago
I can't understand how this will improve the work. I see the value of having python instead of sheets formulas for python developers, but developers would work on totally different toolsets (like Jupyter notebook, as you mentioned), or
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4y ago
Is that for agencies who had API access to other airlines and holiday packages? or for hotels to combine their own booking with extra 3rd party APIs to book a full holiday from one place?
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It is a blank page on Safari. Working on chrome and Firefox. Really cool app.
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4y ago
Empty page, is it running?
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Online platforms in EU must publish number of active users by 17 February 2023
(digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu)
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> For online platforms, they must publish their number of active users by 17 February 2023. If the platform or a search engine has more than 45 million users (10% of the population in Europe), the Commission will designate the service as
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4y ago
> If you want to deploy a little app quickly - Check out Streamlit Gradio is another fantastic tool
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4y ago
Anything B2B will take many years to be usable. Companies wouldn’t trust half baked products in their toolset.
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4y ago
I second that. Typesense is fantastic. I used it for a job board with 3 million and it did great.
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This is great, I was working on something similar in the last few days, but since it is hard to cover every podcast, I stopped to think of a way to niche down. I feel your pain with GPU and scalability to transcript podcasts. I was thinking
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> Xbox and PlayStation compete closely with each other at present and access to the most important content, like CoD, is an important part of that competition. Reducing this competition between Microsoft and Sony could result in all game
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4y ago
Big companies focus on generic AI that could be used by everyone. It is not in their interest to niche down to special use cases and that’s where startups can focus. But more than AI, you need the integrations. If you provide a system that
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Serverless GPU: pros, cons, and use cases
(twitter.com)
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I have tried this method some time ago, it does work but it is not consistent. Sometimes you’d get good results identical to davinci as the article mentioned but you have the risk of showing random text not related to the prompt. But I have
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Missing the point of positioning by miles. I’m sure Google will release something good, but it will be called: Google’s ChatGPT. Should have made something to distinguish their AI solutions from just being a copy to trendy solution. Saying
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The tech behind oculus is great but I don’t think it’s a consumer product at the moment. There might be some better use cases especially with the sensing gloves that Zuck shared last year. Imaging doctors training for surgeries wherever the
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4y ago
Awesome restorations https://m.youtube.com/@AwesomeRestorations I also recently found https://youtube.com/@KyleRoyerKnives From his video making this sword https://youtu.be/53_cuLhObr8 It w
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Google made lots of half baked products before and terminated them when they didn't work as expected ( https://killedbygoogle.com/ ). I agree with some of your points regarding scalability and add the fact that Transform
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Great feedback, thank you! I will work on improving these animations. As for Google for jobs, many companies and recruiters do not know about it so I thought of explaining what is it and why it is important for organic reach.
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https://HireYay.com Project description: Applicant tracking system for startups. What I want to be tested: creating a job posting with AI. What I would like to learn? 1. Confusing parts in the process. 2. First impression usin
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Microsoft Outlook and Teams down for tens of thousands around world
(bbc.co.uk)
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