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10mo ago
Fantastic work. Flying the Kenyan flag high!
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10mo ago
This is pretty unique and amazing. How are you marketing this all the way to $500/mo.?
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10mo ago
Wow, this is awesome. How did you market this? 100,000 users is a lot.
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Given how high risk this whole donor thing is, I’m surprised there is very little regulation around this process. For one, It’s truly bizzare that they don’t regulate the number of kids from a single donor. I also assumed they would have so
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H-1B to Plan B: India's top tech talent looks beyond the U.S.
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10mo ago
One benefit of blogs that isn't mentioned enough is the opportunity to express unorthodox ideas, and the chance to defend them to form a good thesis. Diversity of thought is pretty valuable. So is training yourself to think independent
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10mo ago
Yes we can actually. I think it has something to do with Silicon Valley's obsession with money. To SV-people, billionaires are like gods. They are worshipped and invited to all the events worth going to (meetups, hackathons, etc.). Eve
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10mo ago
I'm going to go against the grain and say that posting on LinkedIn is actually a good idea. It builds your brand and that is valuable. As cringe as it may be, it puts your name in the working memory of people who might be useful in you
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Andrej Karpathy's LLM Council
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How Visa Actually Works
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University of Austin (UATX) Is Ending Tuition Forever
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11mo ago
> Then I try to identify those people and works that are widely considered fundamental to the field and focus on those. How do you go about this? Reddit is fairly good for this, but also suffers from the noise problem (too many suggestio
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Ask HN: How do you satisfy your intellectual curiosity?
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Ireland plans to make a $1,500 a month basic income for artists permanent
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DeepMind Paper on Virtual Agent Economies
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When you land in a new destination, what should you read?
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My review of Amazon's Shareholder letters
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Tech Is Good, AI Will Be Different [video]
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This is true. I was a little worried before I landed but while I was there, I did not feel like I was in any kind of danger. I think how long you stay there is directly proportional to how safe you feel (at least in my case).
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Thank you! I was worried the pictures were a little too big (and thus hard to admire) but I don't post blogs with pictures very often. Your blog looks very interesting as well. What should I read first? > I already have my first cit
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Some thoughts from my short trip to London
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Voice-controlled AI Blender [video]
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I came across this video a while back of someone programming Blender by sharing his screen on Google’s AI Studio, and essentially hacking together a bunch of automated scripts, prompts and macros to feed Python scripts into Blender’s consol
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Book Review: Influence by Cialdini
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The Product Engineer
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> "This also spills over into just basic big corp office politics. Technical work is very well suited to be increasingly eaten up by AI because of it’s D&D (definable and deterministic) property. So as more technical work is ou
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Some Thoughts on Glasgow
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LLM Daydreaming
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Balaji on AI
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