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by cmenge 1y ago
This is a very weak prompt. I might have given this perhaps 4 or 5 out of 10 points, but I asked o3 to rate it for me and it just gave a 3/10: Critical analysis of the original prompt ──────────────────────────────────────── Strengths
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by cmenge 1y ago
Seems like they just threw this at gpt with no system prompt at all? I mean, gpt-4o really isn't a strong model these days, but certainly the answer will not be very useful without a good prompt that hopefully an app designed around ac
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by cmenge 1y ago
The typical use case of an API is not that you personally use it. I have hundreds of clients all go through my API key, and in most cases they themselves are companies who have n clients.
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by cmenge 1y ago
Yeah, one fatality for every 7.4m miles vs. 0.9m when driven by humans
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by cmenge 1y ago
Haha lol yes indeed :)
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by cmenge 1y ago
Agree, and for the people who implement them -- yes, it's hard, it's annoying but presumably a well-paid job. And for the (somewhat established or well-financed) companies it's also a bit of a welcome moat I guess.
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by cmenge 1y ago
From my experience with execs and especially politicians, their understanding of "cloud" is very much focused on the data centers / hardware, i.e. a bit of an "early cloud" understanding where the main idea is to 1)
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by cmenge 1y ago
Are those startups side projects, or would you want to run personal projects on top of those two startups in parallel? Are they making money?
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by cmenge 1y ago
Working on a few 'vertical' AI apps that hopefully can bring those real productivity gains everyone is hoping for to some narrow areas: TenderStrike ( https://www.tenderstrike.com ) - AI for tenders in the construction i
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by cmenge 1y ago
Mostly on an AI-based tender analysis tool which is focused on the construction industry, https://www.tenderstrike.com It's a pretty specific niche with interesting challenges like massively varying project sizes (ranging f
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by cmenge 1y ago
Lol, I added a todo yesterday: "find or build good image cropper, ideally gl based" ;) Guess the search might be over, thanks!
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by cmenge 1y ago
When Worms came out in '95, I had a feeling there was something deeper, more profound to it, but I couldn't tell what it was. Now it all finally makes sense!
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by cmenge 1y ago
> I took the base distilbert model I read "the base Dilbert model", all sorts of weird ideas going through my head, concluded I should re-read and made the same mistake again XD Guess I better take a break and go for a walk now
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by cmenge 1y ago
This list seems very wrong. The US is overrepresented given its relatively short history. The number of breweries in Europe that are older than the US is probably over 100. While there are a lot of tricky questions around the exact definiti
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by cmenge 2y ago
I had to learn this the hard way when a React app I built showed random crashes I couldn't explain. "Fortunately" it also auto-translated the "I happily accept the terms of use" checkbox in one case into (back-trans
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by cmenge 2y ago
Thank you! This is the only non-vague answer, as it directly addresses the use-case. If only I had known this in my last corporate role where this discussion alone cost us weeks :/
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by cmenge 2y ago
"Roughly", "regular business things" etc. Sounds vague to me, which was the original point.
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by cmenge 2y ago
Where do the 14/30 days come from?
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by cmenge 2y ago
I wasn't aware of that, interesting, thanks. Light temperature is one thing, but the spectrum is very different (which is essentially how it saves energy, almost all radiation emitted is a narrow band of visible light whereas an incand
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by cmenge 2y ago
"Bad for the environment" is relative. The problem here is that they tell you: - We're building renewables which deliver super clean and cheap energy - CO2 is the root of all evil Then, they force you to use an LED which us
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by cmenge 2y ago
Sounds interesting, what stops you from (re-)launching it?
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by cmenge 2y ago
Interesting, did you pivot / change the target market? $5 sounds more like a consumer product but $50k likely isn't (unless you literally progressed from skateboards to cars like every Agile cartoon wants to make us believe)... Am
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by cmenge 2y ago
That's an LED though. I understood he was referring to incandescent light bulbs, which have been largely regulated out of the market. So you now need to get an "Edison light bulb" which circumvenes regulation but costs signif
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by cmenge 2y ago
I'm not sure where "here" is and who you think you speak for, but as a European, I am strictly against regulation, in particular vague regulation made by non-elected EU bureaucrats. And no, freedom of speech and a discussion
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by cmenge 2y ago
So in essence, it disallows logging IP address for any purpose, be it security, debugging, rate-limiting etc. because you can't give consent in advance for this, and no other sentence in Art. 6.1 applies. Moreover, to reason about this
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by cmenge 2y ago
Impressive, congrats!
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by cmenge 2y ago
Well, they can afford it... I wonder how long it will take though for oil demand to go down significantly. Most countries don't have access to as much cheap and clean electricity, so it makes less sense both economically and ecological
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by cmenge 2y ago
Not exactly a new idea, but as a fun side project, I built an AI photo generator (i.e., an SD/FLUX wrapper) https://www.photovortex.com which has crossed $500MRR last month. I also just launched a spin-off of it, https:&#x
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by cmenge 2y ago
Working on my prompt management tool, https://www.promptshuttle.com , but I guess the idea is dead in the water at this point. It seems people don't really have a need for managing prompts outside the code https:/&#x2F
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by cmenge 2y ago
Built yet another AI photographer site, https://www.photovortex.com Crowded space, but I have a couple of fun ideas I want to try and dabble more in the marketing + sales aspect of things, plus it's super fun to build

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