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cmacole
6y ago
Good questions. I think the key difference will be in the topic/market focus. The creator/artist market (e.g., Patreon) is different enough from the researcher market that I don't think people browsing Patreon (on average) wo
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cmacole
6y ago
Over the years, AI/ML research has become more and more centralized (at least in my opinion) with companies like OpenAI, DeepMind, etc. This has its pros and cons, but I think it would be great for the field to have more independent re
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Show HN: Working on a decentralized funding platform for independent ML research
(stratoai.com)
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cmacole
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cmacole
6y ago
Over the years, top AI/ML research has become more and more centralized thanks to companies like OpenAI, DeepMind, etc. This has its pros and cons, but I think it would be great for the field to have more independent researchers with t
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Show HN: Strato AI – Substack, but for funding independent AI research
(stratoai.com)
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cmacole
6y ago
This is the first feature of a tool I'm developing to quickly analyze large bodies of text. Try copying and pasting the text from the Moderna vaccine protocol as an example: https://www.modernatx.com/sites/default&
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Show HN: An NLP tool to analyze text with n-gram visualizations
(stratoai.com)
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Show HN: Generate piano music with Transformers
(deepsoundsai.com)
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cmacole
6y ago
I was having some fun playing around with Google's Music Transformer so I built this site to make it more accessible and to generate sheet music so people could play along or use it to spark creativity. The songs can be hit or miss, bu
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Show HN: Generate piano songs and sheet music with Music Transformer
(deepsoundsai.com)
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cmacole
10y ago
http://takeafive.com - Productivity tool that allows you to open a self-destructing tab during breaks. Solid and steady user base. Profitable, but haven't monetized much yet. contact: cole@takeafive.com
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Uber Elevate [pdf]
(uber.com)
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Show HN: Take a Five 2.0 – Take a quick break with a self-destructing tab
(takeafive.com)
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cmacole
11y ago
This was a really powerful essay. Don't know if using "8" is a good way to measure if there are not a lot of something. 8 light-years is pretty far and 8 tons is pretty heavy. But overall, great insights. My favorite: "O
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cmacole
11y ago
To test it out try a custom time of .1
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cmacole
11y ago
And what startups are currently working on this problem?
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Ask HN: How do we solve the email problem?
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Ask HN: What's your 1-man startup?
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Show HN: ShouldYouBlank – Turn your followers into customers with a quiz
(shouldyoublank.com)
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11y ago
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Ask HN: Do we need a website for early startup founders to network?
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cmacole
11y ago
I made http://probhunt.com to help people discover problems to solve. I've had some really good feedback so far. Would this help you?
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Show HN: Inspiration for your next startup idea
(probhunt.com)
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cmacole
11y ago
Oh really that's interesting. Similar idea, two different approaches.
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cmacole
11y ago
That's true multiple people could be working on the same problem, but I'd counter with two points. One, MySpace came first and solved a similar problem to Facebook, yet two totally different outcomes - execution is key. And two, I
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cmacole
11y ago
Interesting idea. My only bone to pick with solutions is that I think it actually puts a limit on creativity. When you have a completely open ended problem I think it sparks a different mechanism in your brain than when you see a solution p
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cmacole
11y ago
Great points, but I think all of those problems seem incredibly difficult to solve as a new entrepreneur. I guess our service is more about the "lower hanging fruits" for right now
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Show HN: Problem Hunt – Discover a startup idea that actually solves a problem
(probhunt.com)
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