WestCoastJustin

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by WestCoastJustin 3y ago
Because he used AI to fabricate case law. Imagine if you're on the other end of this case, and the opposing lawyers are creating citations to help support their case and create a strong argument (or worse, use a fabricate case as prece
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Ask HN: In the AI boom, how are you mitigating third-party API dependence?
2 points by WestCoastJustin 3y ago|1 comments
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by WestCoastJustin 3y ago
They are going to start an arms race. This will likely lead to much further advances in ad-blocking that would be a bad outcome for them. This is a balancing act for sure. I guess they must see lots of people blocking ads to think it's
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by WestCoastJustin 3y ago
Honestly, just saving people time in reading this thread. The article seems like a hit piece and I attempted to call that out. I tried to zoom out and look at the bigger picture by saying SpaceX is actually a big improvement over other comp
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by WestCoastJustin 3y ago
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by WestCoastJustin 3y ago
Updated: This used to be a long thread about two people arguing about nothing over the internet and wasting an hour and nothing gained. Very productive.
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by WestCoastJustin 3y ago
I didn't make the connection until now, but Jim Keller was on the Lex Fridman podcast twice [1, 2] and it was awesome. In terms of founders this is pretty great team. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb2tebYAaOA [2]
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by WestCoastJustin 3y ago
Makes you wonder. There must be a massive archive of satellite on satellite images somewhere and teams of people figuring out engineering capabilities/secrets from them.
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
Didn't know that. Thank you. That's like a Mr. Wonderful deal structure.
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
They do own 49% [1]. So, sure they are separate organizations. But, when someone owns 49% of your house they have some sway in the decision making that happens. When you look at this from a integrations standpoint, where MS is going to have
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
When I see peoples comments about how this is nothing new or not that useful. I just think to myself, they don't get it. My googling and stackoverflow usage for solving problems has pretty much dropped to zero. I am easily 2x more prod
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
I'll tell you what I reject. The idea of paying for anything I don't need anymore. Haha. Guess it's all academic at this point since we're talking about examples.
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
My personal take is that it's more of a service (ie Software-as-a-Service). So, you use the service for what you need then stop when you don't need it anymore. That's not rejection that's not needing that service anymore
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
Yes, churn is a metric. It's not always someone rejecting you. It could be that they just needed your product to solve a problem and then unsubscribe. They are not rejecting you but you've served the need and so they stop paying y
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
Yes, 100 agree: - Cannot get a family Dr [1] - Mini crime wave due to catch and release [2] - 53%+ combined income tax [3] [1] https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/angus-reid-i... [2] https:/
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
I guess the next step is to see what contracts people were actually trading. Like, were they expecting it to go up/down.
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Deep Dive: Stock and Options Trade Activity in Wake of Regional Bank Failures(polygon.io)
5 points by WestCoastJustin 4y ago|1 comments
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Polygon.io and Python: Unlocking Real-Time and Historical Stock Market Data(polygon.io)
5 points by WestCoastJustin 4y ago|0 comments
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
If the drones move anything like this https://www.youtube.com/@quadmovr/videos you're lucky to get 1 second. Tracking would need to be unreal.
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
I feel sorry for the pool soul who decided to send up their DIY weather balloon with gopro to get that space shot. Who knows he might even have a video of a F-22 sending a missile over.
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
You also need to factor in the size of the company. A VP is a very different thing at a Startup vs Amazon.
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
Great growth hacking idea. Feed ChatGPT into this and test if it is getting detected. You'll increase usage of both products.
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
On the west coasts of Canada (BC) we've had insane forest fires the past few years and you 100% want to filter the internal air when it's extremely unhealthy outside. We're talking air quality index in the 300+ range or off t
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Show HN: ChatGPT - My Learning Cheatsheet(randchatgpt.com)
2 points by WestCoastJustin 4y ago|0 comments
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
You mean 1password.com?! That's amazing great work. Huge Canadian success story [1]. You're definitely underselling the achievement here but guess it's funny to look back and were probably super excited about that first 80k.
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Show HN: Organize Carpools with Co-Workers(workcarpools.com)
4 points by WestCoastJustin 4y ago|0 comments
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
For me, the #1 skill here is having technical ability to actually use the product you're writing about. Like, don't just read about the product and do some write up -- you need to actually use it. Keep a list of questions or thing
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
Thank you. These are really good suggestions. Really like the calculator idea. I agree with you on the website target audience. I was thinking employee's would want to solve the problem and suggest it to their work. That's why thi
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by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
Yeah, it'll work for that. Right now I have it set so group of 35 or less are free. So, I'd check it out and see if it works for your need.

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