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by f0e4c2f7 4y ago
I wonder if you could feed the contents of your bookmarks into chatgpt or another AI system and then interogate it about what might be interesting, duplicates, or even have it suggest random articles (perhaps related to browsing? Done as a
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by f0e4c2f7 4y ago
The startup or starting your own consulting firm route seems like it might interest you at this point. You could work on something directly using your ML skills, do consulting work, or offer coaching / classes. The coaching route in pa
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This twitter account has similarly mind-blowing animations using formulas. https://twitter.com/natchinoyuchi
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Lately I've actually been finding a good place to start on new languages is talking to ChatGpt. You can ask really naive questions and get a lay of the land for the language or framework. You can even ask questions like (I know how to
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I've heard ghost.org offers some interesting options around self hosting and owning your content.
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VR. It's come a really long way since I first started learning developing in unreal engine and I'm finally hitting the point where I feel pretty at home in unreal and the rest of that ecosystem. Going to make stuff and then jack i
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by f0e4c2f7 4y ago
This is a really interesting idea to me. I've considered a site where you can only post once per day or per week, something like that - but this seems like a better approach. One interesting feature to add later might be the ability to
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I believe you're looking for the Adept Act-1.
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I find that some people really care about the work and that the tools are just a means to an end. Other people love certain tools so much that "the work" is actually just an excuse to use their favorite tool in more elaborate and
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Based on your post I would suggest tech sales (sometimes called presales engineering or consulting). You might be able to apply directly or you could try one of the bootcamp type programs they have around[0]. Try not to spend too much money
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by f0e4c2f7 4y ago
During the middle of an economic downturn a group of 3 people or less will make a bootstrapped startup with a $1B valuation by leveraging new AI tools.
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They make nice headphones called in ear monitors that block out sound somewhat better. Maybe something like that for subtle but also noise canceling. For what to listen to I would suggest audiobooks. Go for nonfiction that's really com
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by f0e4c2f7 4y ago
I keep notes in a cloud app and unsynced bookmarks across various devices. When it's a slow news day I look through them like my own currated hacker news or reddit. From time to time I change browsers or something and declare bookmark
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by f0e4c2f7 4y ago
Nix allows for composability in the OS, which is nice for automation and reproducibility. Recently a new and even bigger advantage to composability has appeared. ChatGPT. If you can think up a configuration of an OS you can ask ChatGPT to c
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When I hit that point I've found that books, textbooks, and YouTube videos can be a good resource.
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Best metric I can think of is Revenue on the ChatGpt api. Not sure if that will be public though. Maybe some vague public number? Could bet on over or under $50M/yr, $1B/yr? Prize could be an A100 or whatever replaces it in 2 year
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by f0e4c2f7 4y ago
I think in the Quest you can see Zuckerberg trying to create Meta's iPhone. Most of Apple's profit comes from selling hardware for more than it costs to make it. Sure there are other phones but most people would prefer an iphone,
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by f0e4c2f7 4y ago
I enjoy learning things and helping people. Most of what I do fits into one of those two categories.
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You need about 20 minutes to explain fusion and why it's exciting. It's difficult to tell a news story that has more than 15 seconds of complexity.
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Love this one. For the clicking sound you could add something like the below command on each click. 'aplay click.wav'
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Right now the dollar is increasing in value but Ray Dallio makes the case[0][1] that eventually we will have to drop rates low again and "monetize the debt" which is to say, print too much money inflating the value of the dollar a
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Terminator 2
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This should jog your memory and catch you up with the latest and greatest. https://course.fast.ai
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In the industrial revolution you suddenly had all this technology that could replace manual labor. But it actually took a while for companies to adapt and make use of that. Marc Andreeson talks about this idea that new technologies follow a
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Ask HN: Reccomended books or resources on game AI?
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The founder of carrd is anonymous. https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/087-aj-of-carrd
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I agree - how many times have you watched your favorite movie? Favorite TV show? If only once you should watch it at least one more time. I've only read the culture novels by Iain Banks once. I'm really looking forward to doing a
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by f0e4c2f7 4y ago
Database knowledge is something that has long been on my list of things to brush up on. Hard to beat free. I'll likely give this a read. Thanks for writing it!
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Hacker news and Wikipedia are both good sources for new books or topics to research potential books for. Some YouTube content is really good but can be tough to find. Likewise with podcasts.
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One time I thought it might be cool to teach homeless people how to code. It wasn't clear to me if that was a useful approach but it seemed like it might be interesting. I wanted to see if anyone else had tried it so I searched on YouT

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