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An Infantilizing Double Standard for American College Students
(nytimes.com)
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Products like Cursor literally have a dropdown that lets you switch between models seamlessly. From the surveys I’ve seen, most companies already use more than one model provider. The switching cost is fairly low.
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A good sales person will find your manager. “Hi, I see containedgravel and two others from your team are already testing [product] for [use case] in order to [benefit]. If you have 30 mins this week I can show you how to add governance, how
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2y ago
It’s not universally true but some of the comments here play into this stereotype perfectly.
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2y ago
Simple app I made to practice using Cursor with Anthropic. The last time I made a web app was >10 years ago, and this took me just 4 hours. PRs welcome: https://github.com/gkogan/letmeplexthat
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Show HN: Let me plex that for you – Teach friends and others to use Perplexity
(letmeplexthat.com)
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Journey on the Trans-Siberian: The Seal Show of Irkutsk
(gregkogan.com)
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Thank you. :) I don’t think of it as social media marketing but more of helping our target audience learn useful things. Yes that requires they actually find the articles which means sharing it on social, being mindful of SEO, and so on. Pr
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2y ago
That’s the point, nobody should expect them to.
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Once they’re using the product they can see their actual usage and cost metering. So they can either extrapolate that to larger scale or test it at scale for a short time to see hourly/daily cost and then extrapolate for the month or y
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2y ago
There's a simpler explanation: The authors of your linked post purposefully set up Pinecone to be as expensive as possible in their test. No pricing calculator or benchmark post (from a competitor, no less) will replace just trying the
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Yes, with the default theme. I deserve zero credit for it.
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(Author here) > Does it also mean that in real world usage, one slight misinterpretation or misevaluation of your metrics and you're liable to 1000x more than you planned to? Unlikely. You can see why in these two examples that real
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Removing stuff is never obvious: the story of our pricing calculator
(gkogan.co)
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People systematically overlook subtractive changes [pdf]
(nature.com)
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NASA Extends Boeing Starliner Astronauts' Space Station Stay to 2025
(nytimes.com)
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AI Applications with Haystack
(deeplearning.ai)
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LLM Security: Risks, Vulnerabilities, and Mitigation Measures
(nexla.com)
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Headless Browsers: A list of almost all headless web browsers in existence
(github.com)
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Open-endedness is all we'll need
(press.airstreet.com)
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Claude for Mac: The unofficial desktop app for Anthropic Claude
(github.com)
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2y ago
Congrats (from Pinecone) on the launch! The e-commerce and media recommendation space desperately needs an AI-based solution without the lead-filled baggage of legacy search or recommender systems. > 100M+ Users I assume you mean 100M+ e
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AI will 100x the number of engineers
(jam.dev)
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How Do You Know?
(altos.vc)
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Would Anything (Of Value) Be Lost?
(gkogan.co)
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LangGraph and Research Agents
(pinecone.io)
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Bad Words for Describing Software Products
(gkogan.co)
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I've tried that maybe once or twice in the past decade. It was a lot of work to set up. And while it made tallying up results easier (like a poll), it didn't nearly provide as much insight as open-ended answers did.
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2y ago
I kept doing this for the past 7 years and can confirm: it's still true.
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Thanks! I recently moved the blog to Ghost and some stuff didn't carry over. It's there now.
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