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carlossouza
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The article doesn't fully answer its title, especially the "discoverable."
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Interesting read. I'd argue the most successful AI-based products are the ones that settle for 80-90% accuracy and “Create a fault-tolerant UX.” Then, the question becomes: how to create a great fault-tolerant UX? There are some nice r
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I'm not a psychologist, but I'm sure one can explain this insight: Whenever I'm rating an Uber (or any service), the number of stars I leave is often more correlated with how I feel at that particular moment (regardless of th
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> ... but that product had terrible support and documentation. So they decided to provide documentation and support services for it, charging customers $360 to solve their issues. However, they faced two problems: First, their documentat
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Transcribe audio to any language with Transformers (in one step)
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https://youtu.be/4q1dgn_C0AU “The surprising science of happiness”, from Dan Gilbert, is one of the best TED talks of all time (over 4M views). In his amazing & funny 20’ presentation, he explains how our brains are wir
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Nice, well done! Btw, there's a public company in Brazil that does exactly that: https://www.enjoei.com.br/ Their GMV is ~US$ 200 million/year, and their revenues are ~US$ 30 million/year.
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You are right for us, non-professional traders. But there are professional traders who devote their lives to this activity and are successful.
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Easier said than done. To become silent and refrain from commenting "pseudo-events" is easy; to become silent and refrain from clicking in a hyperreality clickbait title is much harder, if not impossible. These days we speak not o
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I think most people do not pay for teachers' quality. People pay for the diploma's brand. (Which is a proxy of the probability of landing a good job after graduation.) For that use case, as long as the chatbot teachers don't
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I think a reasonable approach to sell would be try to convince the buyers that your QA-as-a-Service would replace QA employees for a fraction of their cost. Thus, pricing would be a fraction of the cost of these employees. I think it's
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carlossouza
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Nice tool. How do you plan to drive awareness/growth?