christoff12

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by christoff12 7mo ago
Yeah, my first job at a startup was at an oil and gas saas that ingested unstructured data into a standardized db for smaller operators.* "How much money did we make yesterday?" was a nontrivial question that required a several pe
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by christoff12 7mo ago
Service businesses win on service, which notably degrades over time with PE firms. So you win by taking the long view and building incrementally and opportunistically jump in as the incumbent falters.
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by christoff12 7mo ago
Show HN: justanissuetracker.com
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by christoff12 7mo ago
Reading this thread has me wondering if a smarter voicemail inbox system would be a viable and useful alternative. Something like leave a voicemail and get a ticket created in the system to log the call for triage once the owner's hand
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by christoff12 7mo ago
Asking a yes/no question implies the ability to handle either choice.
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by christoff12 8mo ago
> Models are getting 99% more efficient every 3 years - to get the same amount of output, combined with hardware and (mostly) software upgrades - you can use 99% less power. Even if true, this still doesn't bend the curve when payin
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by christoff12 8mo ago
I wanted to come back to this to add that it's highly disrespectful to make a post/write a letter laying off 40% of your company and not bother to capitalize words properly. Might be a small thing (no pun intended), but it irks me
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by christoff12 8mo ago
"we're reducing our organization by nearly half, from over 10,000 people to just under 6,000. that means over 4,000 of you are being asked to leave or entering into consultation." holy moly
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by christoff12 8mo ago
This is kind of like getting upset with people who go to ATMs because drug dealers transact in cash lol.
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by christoff12 8mo ago
Glad I saw this. I just installed openclaw on a fly.io machine to test out and planned to use my pro account.
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by christoff12 8mo ago
This is very savvy.
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by christoff12 8mo ago
I thought this was about Toyota's Lean when I clicked lol. That's catnip for my original IE brain.
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by christoff12 8mo ago
Hey, replying to your email now.
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by christoff12 8mo ago
Basically, "You don't have to understand how this works, just push this button when x, or flip this switch when y." I don't think the impact will be quite as large as some are saying here, but it won't be minimal ei
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by christoff12 8mo ago
Neat
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by christoff12 8mo ago
I've thought about doing something like this. Very cool.
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by christoff12 8mo ago
Pageplane ( https://pageplane.app ) - Carrd meets Github Gists [1] StockStreaks ( https://stockstreaks.com ) - Hot and cold streak data for stocks [2] --- [1] more info here: https://news.ycombinator.com/
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Show HN: Pageplane – Copy and Paste Deployments for HTML Apps(pageplane.app)
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by christoff12 9mo ago
a) I'm not sure it logically follows that the hikikomori would be a particularly artistic group, thus don't understand the assertion; b) how do we know they aren't? By definition, they wouldn't be out promoting their wor
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by christoff12 10mo ago
Maybe, but also maybe politics can be a reflection of a person’s actions in a broader sense, for which it is perfectly reasonable to disengage from them when those actions have a negative impact.
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by christoff12 10mo ago
Good point
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by christoff12 11mo ago
Are they Better Made? (this is joke[1]) --- - [1] https://bettermade.com/product-category/potato-chips/
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by christoff12 11mo ago
Would be much easier to try. I was expecting a chrome extension.
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by christoff12 11mo ago
Easy enough to cast from my phone when I'm not in front of my own TV; e.g. at an airbnb.
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by christoff12 11mo ago
For any given good solution, there will be a core 20% of prospects with more money than patience and/or capacity who would rather you just do it for them. Their propensity to trust you to do so goes up if they understand how you'r
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by christoff12 1y ago
not really in this case
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by christoff12 1y ago
> However, no matter how much context we provided, the AI would still mess things up because it didn’t ask us for feedback. The proceeding without clarifying or asking questions thing really grinds my gears.
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by christoff12 1y ago
I didn't know WeWeb had a full on AI rebrand. Will give it a shot -- thanks.
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by christoff12 1y ago
Yes, more or less. I've been tinkering with what this might look like this summer, but haven't found a good solution. Seeing your "exploded view" of the backend resonated on that front. But instead of the nodes represent
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by christoff12 1y ago
I like this. Any chance you'll be bringing similar tactility (is that a word) to the frontend? Granular changes to components via prompts leaves a lot to be desired.

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