flappyeagle

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by flappyeagle 1y ago
You can embed diagrams in documents too. Every scientific paper does this
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
there are many more ways to be wrong than there are to be right
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
Not hiring morons also reduces diversity in thinking
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
The thing they don’t tell you about joining startups is: the integrity of the founders matters more than anything else. If you’re not a good judge of people you should work somewhere that pays cash
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
And yet uber and Airbnb and polymarket and…
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
Yes you are missing the entire boat
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
LMAO
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
Yes you can
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
I asked o3 about bjorks latest releases and news — it did a great job.
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
Do you have links to any resources for using LLM for writing?
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
So about half don’t regret?
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
Why is this bad? Is the idea bad?
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
Why? It’s the same thing DHH says. He’s never going to have a better idea than rails and basecamp. Tobi is the same with Shopify
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
Shrug? I disagree strongly. If he was 100% right I would just double the estimate of every project and build in the assumption of a pivot
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
What if he’s right more than 50% of the time?
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
Anil is a smart guy so if this is his best set of arguments then I’m afraid Tobi is right. Every advancement in tech I’ve used in my lifetime was at first deployed top-down Smartphone (blackberries), Personal computers, Version control (CVS
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
The economy gave you your entire existence. You’re not subsistence farming, raising your own sheep, spinning your own yarn. You’re not bartering potatoes for a dowry. Seriously man get over yourself
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
*losing
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by flappyeagle 1y ago
Conclusion is wrong here. There’s plenty of bid for the ad inventory. Google and meta are extremely resilient to this kind of thing
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by flappyeagle 2y ago
Because they are not the same in any way. It’s not a bunch of junior academics, it’s literally including someone who worked at OpenAI
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by flappyeagle 2y ago
Are you being obtuse on purpose?
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by flappyeagle 2y ago
c'mon man, you don't believe that, let's have a little less disingenuousness on the internet
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by flappyeagle 2y ago
the correct answer is "the solution is unknown"
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by flappyeagle 2y ago
It will get you the correct answer, not a solution. Once again it’s a terrible example, I don’t know why you used it. It’s certainly not a gotcha
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by flappyeagle 2y ago
My guy, every LLM has read Wikipedia
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by flappyeagle 2y ago
No. What a bizarre example to choose. This is so easy to demonstrate. They will all come back with the exact same correct answer
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by flappyeagle 2y ago
Outside of industry no one has ever gotten a job because they spent 2k on a bag instead of 200$
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by flappyeagle 2y ago
$200-300 gets you a lot of bag.
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by flappyeagle 2y ago
It sounds like you haven’t been a manager. Do you care what bag your manager has when she has a human oriented interaction with you?
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by flappyeagle 2y ago
I promise you I know more about handbag marketing than you. No one can tell unless you have a very specific recognizable model. If you carry a plain black or brown bag it all looks the same.

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