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financetechbro
1y ago
Per some of the other comments. I’m not sure if Purism is much of a “real” company
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The article is really vague on its criticism - I think it shows a fundamental lack of understanding of how the finance industry works. Most banks don’t like to hold risk so even when they create these exotic products for institutional clien
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1y ago
Kyle. My suggestion - stick to web development. I don’t think public policy ideation is your strong suit. But like others have mentioned, maybe you have the elements for a good dystopian sci-fi novel.
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1y ago
Dug around their twitter a bit and they mentioned at one point having $14K MRR and $4K expenses
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financetechbro
1y ago
Do you have a list of open source tools that can be plugged together to make this happen?
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1y ago
“Bit too painful” sounds like they’re just being lazy
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1y ago
This would add exponential complexity to the already difficult challenge of insuring AI
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1y ago
This is true for any company with investors. The 15% figure may be hyperbolic when applied to all companies no matter the size and sector. But the need for ongoing growth is very factual
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1y ago
The nuance here is that it’s trending in the wrong direction
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1y ago
What kind of programs are you churning out under this mental state?
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1y ago
Doesn’t matter. They want to go public and with that in mind will operate the business to ensure the financials look “good” for when it’s time to IPO
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1y ago
Let’s not dismiss the fact that many boards have the CEO as a their chairman alongside other c-suite executive members
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1y ago
The “person” could just be copying and pasting AI output. Eye scanning can’t stop that at all
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1y ago
Perhaps $10M is the standard rate for this type of service?
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1y ago
This comment feels disingenuous. Peptides were first synthesized in the 80s and we have been providing peptide drugs to diabetes patients since the 2000s. So this “experiment in semi-free-market medicine” in which “there have been no more s
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1y ago
This is the trickle down economics we’ve been waiting for. Reagan was right all along!
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1y ago
This is really neat. I could see this being part of a mobile Hugo workflow
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1y ago
This was beautifully written. Thank you for sharing
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1y ago
This is a large volume of text. And honestly feels a bit lazy to expect people that are experts in these areas to spend their free time reading a very long AI thesis so they can fact check it for you. I don’t think this is how you nurture g
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1y ago
A Delaware corp will give you the least amount of headaches when looking to raise funds in the future and generally for other legal issues also
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1y ago
This is a really crazy story
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1y ago
It’s not about the tool itself, but more so the corporate interests behind the tools. Open source AI tools that you can run locally in your machines? Awesome! AI tools that are owned by a corporation with the intent of selling your things y
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1y ago
As mentioned by another comment. First episode of season 7 of black mirror paints a really scary and very much likely outcome of this type of tech.
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1y ago
Considering a library is just a component of the application and not the whole application itself. And one can typically understand the inputs and outputs of a library without having to know the detailed functionally of the code behind the
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1y ago
Truth is we don’t fully understand how lift happens
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1y ago
> Oregon is a step closer to becoming the 32nd state to ban the use of AI or other digital manipulation to create and spread nude or sexually explicit photos without consent Found in the second paragraph. Could’ve at least put the effort
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1y ago
Hey, your demo is great! (Neat use of Magic Patterns). Curious, do you provide outlook functionality?
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1y ago
Look at how well people have “adapted” to social media and short form content and then decide whether your point still stands… I think your point is valid, but I see it more as something that will happen with a small percentage of the popul
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1y ago
> Gonna need a BIG citation on that one, chief. OP has consumed so much LLM they’ve started to hallucinate themselves
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1y ago
Do you get your news exclusively from musk? [1] May I suggest you separate the man from the fiction [1] https://www.autoweek.com/news/industry-news/a44600661/is-tes...
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