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by curo 3y ago
Is the "Expand IT, Inc" on the LinkedIn profile the only evidence that the "alleged killer also works in tech and is a man Lee purportedly knew." There's comments is this thread of amazing journalism but the LLC sho
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by curo 4y ago
Similar to this "leave things broken", I like to start the day with some lightweight refactoring. This allows me to pay down technical debt while I warm up my brain to the code.
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by curo 4y ago
This is great, I've loved Karpathy's videos. Perhaps this is out of scope, but have you considered an "Applied LLM" section? I know prompt engineering is a lesser art, but I think some of the literature on in-context, se
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by curo 4y ago
Happy Helicone customer here. It's a dead simple setup. It's great to have the extra charts and logging to debug issues and make sure all is running well. Congrats to the team!
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by curo 4y ago
Query (→ GPT3 completion) → vector db lookups → GPT3 synthesis The optional step two is used when the lookups are more closely related to an answer's latent space than the original query text. This approach is called HyDE (first publis
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by curo 4y ago
Here are a few: - character.ai → from one of the creators of the Transformer architecture - Crone.ai → business AI advisor (ours) - Replika.ai → "AI companion who cares" The Twilio scheduler idea is pretty great. We've tried
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by curo 4y ago
Taller gets cancer more. See link
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by curo 4y ago
There is something exhausting about that example sentence. Yes, different words embed different meanings. For instance, it's clear to me what Paul means by "fancy" and "complex." The author William Zinsser makes bot
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by curo 4y ago
There are a lot of consumer products without scalable tech (e.g., grocery brands, entertainment, fashion, media, etc). Those consumer companies are B2B customers. So a high B2B/B2C ratio on YC (which funds scalable tech) is probably no
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by curo 4y ago
Really it's $1.2k for two of us. $600 a piece. CO. I pull $80k out of a C-Corp and my wife is unemployed so there's a small tax refund. Deductible is $500 for me, $0 for my wife. Our kid has changed that equation. To answer your l
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by curo 4y ago
Yep NI, thanks for clarifying I didn't know NI != NHS
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by curo 4y ago
We looked at Bupa. Is that what you have to supplement? We're earnestly interested in coming back to the UK. But our fear is having more children. It didn't seem like private made a difference in that case. I had an inexplicable l
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by curo 4y ago
I've heard this so often yet we left the UK for no other reason than the healthcare. My wife was pregnant and the experience from 0-7 months was so terrible, we flew to the US to have the child. Post-operative outcomes and survival rat
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by curo 4y ago
Nice UX! I imagine I'd prefer your app since it gives me a constant feedback loop with the writing process (vs the select to look up native UX). I've downloaded it and will give it a try. Just fyi, "Donwload" at the bott
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by curo 4y ago
A tax is compulsory. You cancel an app whose cost > value. The friction for canceling a government whose cost > value is much greater.
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by curo 4y ago
That link is broken for me. > "We're sorry, but something went wrong." I'm curious though! What's the trope?
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YC's Michael Seibel on launching quickly(twitter.com)
2 points by curo 4y ago|2 comments
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by curo 4y ago
Copilot is a steal at $10/m. HN can set itself apart from Twitter and Reddit by celebrating great achievements rather than tearing them down. Copilot stands on the shoulders of open source, yes. So do many of our personal and commercia
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by curo 4y ago
Great example and his critique of the zombie argument is new to me. The only reason I'd be quick to dismiss it, is because his understanding of the panpsychist position is very physical. When an panpsychist says capital-C consciousness
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by curo 4y ago
> When I listen to people who actually study this (and make progress on it), they don't see to hit any limits using a physical approach Listening to the guests of Lex Fridman on the subject, I'd say the exact opposite: very few
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by curo 4y ago
You should start selling before your product is complete, but I disagree that people will "give you money for anything that makes their pain point slightly less painful" (in some categories perhaps). For consumer products, your pr
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by curo 5y ago
hey!
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by curo 5y ago
His introduction hooked me... > A young man would hardly be persuaded to sacrifice the greater part of his thoughts to save the rest; and the muddled head is the least apt to see the necessity of such a sacrifice. Him we can usually only
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by curo 5y ago
For: * Django → SaaSPegasus has been great. It has a nice (optional) coupling with React. I just signed up a couple days ago and the community is supportive and the out-of-the-box functionality is pretty solid * React → DivJoy: everything G
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by curo 5y ago
SEEKING FREELANCE MENTOR (PAID, PART-TIME) Location: London, UK Tech: Django, React, GraphQL, Postgres I'm a developer but need someone whose an expert at the above to speed up my progress. I have a decent budget and the mentorship wor
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by curo 5y ago
Can't one just counter his arguments without assigning nefarious intent? It feels conspiratorial at times. - Quoting your comment: "The real sinister psychological thing going on behind the Graham argument is that..." - Quoti
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by curo 6y ago
Good question. Private-debt-to-GDP ratio: - Germany (154) - Scandinavia (269-280) - Western Europe (224-266) - US (220) https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/private-debt-to-gd... Gov-debt-to-GDP ratio: - Germany (
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by curo 6y ago
GDP per capita in Germany is $48k and in the US $63k. Growth is 1.2% and 2.29% respectively: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.CD?location...
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by curo 6y ago
I presume it'd have a config file to declare where the content is. Inside the markdown itself you have frontmatter. I presume this is happening in most Git-based jamstack platforms, like Netlify. Or Nuxt Content, so if I get ambitious
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Ask HN: API layer (e.g., GraphQL) over Markdown files
2 points by curo 6y ago|3 comments

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