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carlossouza
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carlossouza
3y ago
And what’s more data to a model if not patches that inflate performance? The more data we use to train a model (or as you said, the more patches we use), the better it’s performance will be.
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carlossouza
3y ago
Yes, probably. But isn’t GitHub Copilot, Jasper, Perplexity and other great apps as well? Judging from the engagement in their slack channel, it looks like they are onto something.
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carlossouza
3y ago
As a digital art piece, it’s amazing! (As a practical tool, not so much…)
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carlossouza
3y ago
> Third, book recommendation systems based on your reading history can be helpful, but only so much. Book recommendation systems should be a hybrid system with content-based filtering and collaborative filtering systems. Reading history
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3y ago
I don’t think it’s that simple. Kahneman and Tversky identified several cognitive shortcuts (heuristics) that people use to make judgments and decisions, which can lead to systematic errors (biases)... often leading to irrational decision-m
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Do you guys think the non-commercial web will ever achieve critical mass to tilt the scale in its favor and spark a chain reaction to drive flocks of people out of the commercial web? A refreshing thing about the non-commercial web is the f
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carlossouza
3y ago
Isn’t Copilot a killer app?!
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carlossouza
3y ago
Oh, one-time-fee products are so much better for users!
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carlossouza
3y ago
I'll update my beliefs after your data point :) Congrats on EmailOctopus; it looks like a nice product!
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carlossouza
3y ago
I think there are some good ideas here, but the target audience imho is not clear. Email marketing cheaper is a great attention grabber: kudos for the good copywriting. Step 1: Link to AWS SES... humm, for that your target audience must be
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3y ago
Clickbait article. Implying that project-based learning fails is like saying the practice of learning to play whole pieces of music on piano fails (to use the same comparison the author has used.) Staying on the author's comparison: to
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3y ago
Yes
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carlossouza
3y ago
Wait until 40. It hits harder.
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3y ago
> I became a dev when everyone was hiring for React, so React is what I taught myself immediately after bootcamp in the scramble for a job A better education path (in a bootcamp, university, book, youtube, whatever) would start with th
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I disagree... there are more ways you can use this matrix to creatively extract information out of it. For instance, you can normalize along the columns, and build a "recommender system" using matrix factorization. With that, when
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Imagine you are a screenwriter, and you are writing a fiction script, reimagining events in the past (e.g. Inglorious Bastards).. I wonder what this product would answer when asked how the WW2 ended. How would this source-grounding mechanis
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carlossouza
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“Don’t be evil” + “Move fast and break things” culture at its finest… What the heck did these companies become!?
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A) Our human brains are hardwired to trust others[1]. We are not programmed to question, probe, or doubt. We want to believe. B) Moreover, our brains are also hardwired to storytelling[2][3]. When presented with a nice narrative, we feel re
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carlossouza
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Curiously, Facebook announced buying Instagram a few weeks after this email. And Instagram, under Facebook's leadership, apparently adopted Renren's "strong culture of cloning things" to the letter: first targeting Snapc
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I can only imagine 2 use cases right now: 1. You are a celebrity or influencer and you are trying to “colonize” the place 2. You have a business that sells products or services to this people: celebs and influencers are your primary target
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3y ago
Makes you wonder about Jack’s luck/skill ratio in Twitter launch. After seeing Bluesky so far, it may be higher than what most thought…
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3y ago
Sure! One of the hottest ones is called Zak. They just received a $15 million check from Tiger Global and other top VC funds in Latin America. Here are some news articles in English: https://techcrunch.com/2021/11/
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If the restaurant's idea is your idea, it is a good business. But the real money is not on the monthly fee you will charge restaurants to update their menus. That you can give for free. The money is in automating their purchases and de
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Advertisers are persuaded by underpriced attention. In the beginning, every social network tends to offer that. (Some call it attention arbitrage.) To drive a critical mass of users, social networks offer incentives to content creators so t
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carlossouza
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Although I enjoy reading his essays, yes, they tend to be longer than usual. I wonder whether he uses an editor to provide constructive feedback before publishing it or just writes and clicks "publish." Interestingly, I found that
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Remember that the most downloaded app in Apple Store’s first year was this infantile thing called iBeer… it actually hit the mark of $20k of sales/day This was an extreme bizarre example, but most mobile apps from the first wave were
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carlossouza
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This is one of the best ChatGPT use cases: creating regex complex patterns
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Sure: one was a head trader for a specific prop trading desk, and the other was an executive director. The GTM: the end customers are hedge funds/institutional investors, which are pretty hard to approach directly. So, we developed a B
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Exactly. I started one. 2 of my cofounders had 15+ years (each) of experience in Credit Suisse and Santander. They knew everything and everyone. Without them, it would be pretty hard to validate the idea (and basically impossible to sell).
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carlossouza
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Metadata is necessary but not sufficient. Imho there aren't enough tools to discover scientific data.
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