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by cpach 2y ago
Good question, and people who know Barcelona better might chime in to correct me, but if it was a restaurant on La Rambla it’s probably a high chance that there where mostly tourists there.
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by cpach 2y ago
Very cool! I hope this will work out well and that we’ll see more companies like this launching.
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by cpach 2y ago
What’s your operating system? That could be useful to know for recommending a suitable solution. Also, what software do you use for video conferencing?
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by cpach 2y ago
Good idea!
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by cpach 2y ago
https://archive.ph/EqHsG
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by cpach 2y ago
What does your application do that needs all product data from Amazon…? I don’t know, but I would guess that Amazon has put in a lot of effort to prevent crawling.
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by cpach 2y ago
I use Dynadot for domain registrations and Cloudflare for DNS.
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by cpach 2y ago
I can’t promise anything, and I’m sometimes very slow to respond to emails, but I might be able to arrange for introductions. Feel free to shoot me an email.
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by cpach 2y ago
a) If someone manages to generate a letter that I actually find useful and interesting then I’m not sure I would mind if it was unsolicited. I don’t believe that the likeliness for that is super-high, though. And if a crappy message would g
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by cpach 2y ago
Using an LLM to generate 100000 letters is hardly free, is it? And AFAIK, Bayesian filtering (by the recipient) doesn’t require any knowledge of what other people has received.
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by cpach 2y ago
Recruiters on LinkedIn already used automation for outreach even before LLMs became popular.
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by cpach 2y ago
Why do you need “AI” to do Bayesian filtering?
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by cpach 2y ago
If John Doe crafts a message himself and sends it to 100000 recipients, or if he uses ChatGPT to generate a message and then send it to 100000 recipients, what’s the difference? Both are unsolicited emails, i.e. spam. I feel confident that
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by cpach 2y ago
Seems like sound goals. I hope you’ll find a company and role that can enable them!
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by cpach 2y ago
If you where to change jobs, what kind of company would you rather work for instead of Amazon?
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Klarna sells checkout business to investor consortium(fintechfutures.com)
2 points by cpach 2y ago|0 comments
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by cpach 2y ago
It’s okey to flag duplicates, the poster won’t get penalized.
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by cpach 2y ago
If OP comes up with three good ideas before the hack day he/she can work on #2 or #3 and keep #1 for themself. However, some of us have zero desire to launch our own company, so in that case it’s not an issue at all.
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by cpach 2y ago
Wait a minute, wasn’t ICQ shut down a few weeks ago? What have I missed?
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by cpach 2y ago
Nothing happened? Tell that to Swedish writer Håkan Nesser who was sentenced to 1,5 years in prison because of tax evasion that was revealed through the Panama papers. I’m not claiming everyone involved got busted, but at least for some it
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The Dinner Party That Served Up 50k-Year-Old Bison Stew (2018)(atlasobscura.com)
71 points by cpach 2y ago|17 comments
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by cpach 2y ago
Home Depot use Suse. https://www.suse.com/success/the_home_depot/
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by cpach 2y ago
TBH, I’m surprised to hear Element (X) described like this. I thought the space that Matrix was intended for was group chat, similar to IRC, Slack, Discord, Mattermost, Zulip, etc. Now you say that Element X is a replacement for WhatsApp&#x
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by cpach 2y ago
To be honest, I don’t feel this is HN material.
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by cpach 2y ago
What are the technical challenges in this case?
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by cpach 2y ago
I would guess somewhere between 5-15%, but I would be surprised if it was over 10%.
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by cpach 2y ago
Out of curiosity, do you perhaps have some specific examples where you opted to write a tokenizer/lexer?
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by cpach 2y ago
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression
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by cpach 2y ago
Please don’t post output from ChatGPT or other LLMs here. Doing so lessens the value of HN. People who post here expect thoughtful responses from actual human beings. For those who want an LLM answer, they can simply go to ChatGPT and input
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by cpach 2y ago
I was there. It was fun, it was a fad. The web was quite playful back then. Many of us made websites just for the heck of it, it wasn’t super commercial. MySpace, which came later, was similar with regards to aesthetics. Some computer magaz

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