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Yes! Barrier to entry down, competition goes up, barrier to being a standout goes up (but, many things are now accessible to more people because some can get started that couldn't before). Easier to start, harder to stand out. More com
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Open ASR Leaderboard: AI Transcription Models
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Yes, there are quite a few that do that. Appen, iMerit, TELUS, etc. Also Scale AI started focused on input annotation I think for self driving.
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From prediction markets to info finance (2024)
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I previously made a list on twitter of some data labeling startups that work with foundation model companies.[1] Here's the RLHF provider section: RLHF providers: 1. Surge. $1b+ revenue bootstrapped. DataAnnotation is the worker-side (
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Journey to 2-second Inter-node RL Weight Transfer
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Laude Institute – Ship Your Research
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Nano Banana Hackathon
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Post one unexpected insight you picked from your experience in that area
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Cooperation and the evolution of hunter-gatherer storytelling
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Just because it redirects to OpenAI doesn't mean that it was done by OpenAI. The whois info also doesn't match OpenAI's other domain.
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See also: https://x.com/tanayj/status/1960116730786918616 OpenAI projects 50% gross margins for 2025 The other companies don't include free users in their GM calculations which makes it hard to compare
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Chaos and Coherence in Business
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1. How sure are you that it can't? Have you tried with ChatGPT-5-Pro? 2. It's probably not very well represented in the training data. Humans don't often ask other humans to count to a million. Asking why an AI can't cou
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Researchers Are Already Leaving Meta's New Superintelligence Lab
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Most Externalities Are Solved with Technology, Not Coordination
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Accelerating Life Sciences Research
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Make LLMs supportive, not sycophantic
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1. Twitter: Founders and employees of early stage startups are often on twitter. 2. Portfolios of great angel investors and VC firms. 3. Emailing people you admire, eg investors, founders, or engineers. 4. Write down your friends and past a
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ComputerRL: Scaling Reinforcement Learning for Computer Use Agents
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The Capital Cycle
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Countrywide natural experiment links built environment to physical activity
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Ask HN: Who'd join a San Diego HN meetup?
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Yes! There'll be different key traits for different customers. Like you say for F1, might be speed for some, prestige for others. So perhaps you might need to focus most of your things on both, or some things on prestige and some on sp
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This reminds me of a principle I like: Once you understand your key traits and the key things customers come to you for, it's good to embody them everywhere! F1 is largely about speed. (I fondly remember going to various races as a chi
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Me too. Do you mean USA cities or worldwide? I'm told that some of the most walkable cities worldwide are: Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Vienna, and Barcelona. Which other ones should be on there and which ones from USA? Devon also made this
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> "Here's what people said:" before the actual list was super annoying. Updated now
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Indeed, kinda unfortunate! I was told by one of the people who helped that it varies quite a bit by state, this one is more indexed to California and a few others
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A list of changes to make it easier to build beautiful and walkable places
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Invest in yourself somehow - fly to a city full of opportunity and rent an airbnb, a few outfits you like, host a small event every week, hire tutors, that kinda thing.
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