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Ask HN: How to compensate domain experts for advice, as a pre-seed startup?
11 points by dsubburam 3y ago|4 comments
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Don't Talk to People Like They're Chatbots(theatlantic.com)
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An important statement on the latest tea controversy(twitter.com)
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The Rise of the Right-Wing Progressives(theupheaval.substack.com)
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by dsubburam 3y ago
> ..., or do you think something outside of physics is required? I am most sympathetic to the argument that self-consciousness is an emergent phenomenon that is not easily modeled, but is nevertheless derived from physics. In the context
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by dsubburam 3y ago
> So, it seems to me a reasonable starting assumption that intelligence is a result of the mechanistic universe. > Do we have any evidence for something outside the physical, mechanistic universe impacting human cognition? Problem is,
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Homesteading and the Unfolding Feminist Revolt(readtheline.ca)
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by dsubburam 3y ago
Here's my AI bot fetching answers from that report: https://free.copula.ai/?file=80c04873-4cef-40c6-8c5c-6a9519f... I just asked it if the police indeed handcuffed people trying to get in to help, to fact check what I
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by dsubburam 3y ago
> In my experience the place that fidelity is most important is in the monitoring. Some high-end headphones are marketed as "studio" headphones. Meaning for professionals such as you when doing the monitoring at the recording s
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by dsubburam 3y ago
While there may be less demand for books, I am less sure of the corollary that there is less reading. I remember when Harry Potter was having its hey day, and the Amazon Kindle was first announced, there were stats showing that worldwide re
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by dsubburam 3y ago
Haven't seen the new raft. Apparently the old set of charges were already severe enough to e.g. get a Harvard student suspended for a year[1] or so. [1] https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2023/12/31/
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WQXR (NYC) Classical Countdown 2023(wqxr.org)
1 points by dsubburam 3y ago|1 comments
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Jon Fosse and the Power of Faith at 1 a.m(nytimes.com)
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LG to Showcase Wheeled AI Smart Home Robot Hub at CES(cepro.com)
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by dsubburam 3y ago
Ought the bookmarklet for submitting links[1] be mentioned? Granted not exactly undocumented, as it is linked on the /submit page. But I think worth including, as it is not in the Guidelines or FAQ. [1] https://news.ycombina
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Ietsism(en.wikipedia.org)
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by dsubburam 3y ago
I have been using my own RAG tool bookmarklet[1] to help get quick assessments. I asked "is the author optimistic about the New York Times for the future" (and got an answer that was basically "No." You've read the
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by dsubburam 3y ago
I find that a reasonable take, and also get your sentiment Re: AGI discussion; though I think we managed a good exchange. Cheers!
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by dsubburam 3y ago
Reminds me of the non-obvious tacks David Brooks[1] suggests to encourage depressed friends: --praise them for the fight they have been managing so far --tell them that their talents are being looked forward to by others/the world when
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by dsubburam 3y ago
I am not well-read enough to opine on your reaction Re: Wittgenstein, esp. since I haven't read Sacks' work. But you are the first person I've encountered who appears to have an internalized understanding of these ideas, and
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by dsubburam 3y ago
Ludwig Wittgenstein's no-private-language argument also applies here. He wrote that you can't make up your own words or concepts, absent any interaction with others, because there's nothing to stop you from changing your mind
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Can AI Help Explain Bankruptcy Law?(bankruptcyroundtable.law.harvard.edu)
1 points by dsubburam 3y ago|0 comments
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by dsubburam 3y ago
Kinda but also true that most long pieces have one or two movements that are the popular ones and you have to wait till you get to it. e.g. Ode to Joy is 45+ minutes into the Ninth symphony, Mozart's Rondo alla Turca is the third movem
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Pac-12 realignment: Stanford, Cal get ACC invitations along with SMU(mercurynews.com)
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by dsubburam 3y ago
Very nice photo--good composition! Amazing for a newbie's first shot (literally) at street photography. Until you think a bit and realize the photographer's probably seen a lot of "street paintings" and could have learnt
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Wickard vs. Filburn(en.wikipedia.org)
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by dsubburam 3y ago
I can think of a way for it to just decline to answer, after noticing that the question is not relevant to its target area. Thanks for the feedback! There's a Reddit forum[1] for discussing personal bankruptcy, btw, if you're curi
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by dsubburam 3y ago
How much do you think I ought to reveal? There are well-funded startups like harvey.ai[1] in this space that I want to stay ahead of. [1] https://www.harvey.ai/blog See second story announcing their Series A.
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Show HN: Q&A with AI Trained on Bankruptcy Law(chatlaw.us)
3 points by dsubburam 3y ago|7 comments
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by dsubburam 3y ago
FWIW I've noticed that "rattling" (which I think I hear in the Liszt Funerailles video) in some K-pop videos featuring electronic low bass at the ~40Hz level. I think it might be natural and not an artifact or flaw.

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