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GPT3 Startup Ideas Generator(ideasai.com)
1 points by diamondage 4y ago|0 comments
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by diamondage 4y ago
I don't think so. I've worked a lot in NLP and spoken with one of the founders of Alexa. Imo there is a lack of core science about language which leads to crazy scaling difficulties in voice applications. (eg.Alexa had over 15000
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by diamondage 4y ago
They weren't previous colleagues. They were willing to put in cash and leave me some rights on the v1 codebase in another vertical and I jumped at the option.
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by diamondage 4y ago
Yeah this is the not-easy but emotionally intelligent thing to do. I think I can trace it back to a fight with the lead developer who then skipped me and talked directly to them. There is a chance I can resolve the situation at the root if
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by diamondage 4y ago
Actually, the share agreement is a little vague, but fine in this instance - there is a clause that says there is no obligation for shareholders to participate in the cash call. Problem is how to refute it, and work together (if at all) goi
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by diamondage 4y ago
Thanks @edmundsauto!
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by diamondage 4y ago
Not sure about the team. There's a clause somewhere in the shareholders agreement about that.
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by diamondage 4y ago
Good lord. You get any back?
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Ask HN: How to deal with co-founder betrayal
52 points by diamondage 4y ago|26 comments
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by diamondage 4y ago
Yes
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by diamondage 4y ago
Looks useful, will try it out
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by diamondage 4y ago
Also, so many companies steal extra cash by tricking us into not fully cancelling our subscriptions...I would love to see a class action lawsuit using website analytics to reprimand companies using these dark UX patterns. This is attention
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by diamondage 4y ago
This becomes interesting only when we discuss ways of quantifying attention. It's not money until you can define a unit of attention that is interchangeable with other units. Until then it's something we know has value... But it&#
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by diamondage 4y ago
How does this differ from deoldify?
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by diamondage 4y ago
surely docusign is another target
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by diamondage 4y ago
There have been many chess variants and I always feel that adding randomness is a little sloppy. There is one awesome variant called 'retrospective chess' - the piece you move dictates how ALL your pieces move on the next turn. C
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by diamondage 4y ago
Nice!
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by diamondage 4y ago
"obviously infeasible" is the interesting part. A) the law doesn't care if its infeasible or not. If someone actually challenges GPT3 on this, and GPT3 loses, then these kind of models are obliged to find a way to comply with
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by diamondage 4y ago
There is a legitimate question here. A lot of comments are trashing this post because his/her name is already all over the internet. But European laws have the 'right to be forgotten'. Aka you can write to Google and have you
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by diamondage 4y ago
I think you're missing a bunch of social networks. You almost certainly have to consider Telegram (700m + monthly active users) aka 1/3 size of fb, arguably more active. Also Discord 400m+ MAU. And also remember how every app ulti
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by diamondage 4y ago
We also only just discovered a city of 1.5 million penguins! https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/03/a-previously-unknown-... .
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by diamondage 4y ago
Tankwars.io. Steep curve for newbs but in a full room of players is awesome
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by diamondage 4y ago
And this is what the HiQ case hinged on. LinkedIn were essentially selectively applying the computer fraud and abuse act based on their business interests - that was never going to sit well with judges.
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by diamondage 5y ago
There is Pavlov's dog study but you never hear about Pavlov's cats...funniest comedy by Eddie Izzard: https://youtu.be/lf9Jy9JQgnY
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by diamondage 5y ago
So cool. Does anyone build serious projects in max MSP? There is something satisfying about building visually that is repeated here. Those patches quickly get unwieldy though.
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by diamondage 5y ago
Any tips on the best way to discern the truth?
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by diamondage 5y ago
Have you looked at sungenomics? They've worked wonders with my partners IBS.
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by diamondage 5y ago
I'd add that it's about detail - if you thin slice reality for efficiency, reality becomes more simplistic. But you can also discover infinitely more detail. walking into a library reveals that there is an infinite amount of thing
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by diamondage 5y ago
Surely with the right data, we can quantify the exact effect of a dark pattern. Once quantified. We can we bring a class action suit against this kind of practice!? Once established as a precedent, the existence of this kind of lawsuit woul
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by diamondage 5y ago
Shutterstock do the same thing.

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