harrisonjackson

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by harrisonjackson 3y ago
Now seems like the perfect time for him to go raise, bring over the team he wants, and retain ownership and control in a more effective way than a non-profit. Idk why he would go back without BOD capitulating a lot.
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by harrisonjackson 3y ago
Nice yall - love the updates You have built a really great product that is easy to use. I've tested out the self-hosted option on render.com with neon postgres and the cloud version. Both are super easy to get up and running. Now, it i
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by harrisonjackson 3y ago
Inspectors maybe since they go on site and climb around etc... but every other profession you listed uses the same documents/software for every single deal so I don't know what you mean by "real" work.
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by harrisonjackson 3y ago
Counter examples might be useful. Many startups implode under the weight/pressure of doing the wrong things that don't scale. It should lead to growth/revenue/whatever your north star is.
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by harrisonjackson 3y ago
I am curious what an "expensive" one would actually cost, too... It is a car so already a large purchase. I'd pay a bit more for an accurate thermostat.
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by harrisonjackson 3y ago
Movie Trading Company - https://movietradingcompany.com/ IRL if you can - they're awesome. The one in Dallas is huge. Like a gamestop for dvds but the size of a warehouse. It is pretty close to a Half-priced books, sam
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by harrisonjackson 3y ago
> Fast forward a few years Sounds like it was just what was needed at the time and worked better/longer than most abstractions.
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by harrisonjackson 3y ago
I think it is great they wrote this post and are bringing attention to the problem. I wish someone had told me all of this before I submitted my first app. It helps to know this is an issue you might run into and it is not the end of the pr
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by harrisonjackson 3y ago
One of least effective ways to argue your case is by pointing to other apps that have the same violations. I say that having submitted 50+ apps across various categories and dealing with thousands of app review exchanges to get them release
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by harrisonjackson 3y ago
Nice read from nango team. FWIW we are using nango/nango cloud in prod to support ~15 integrations. We signed up before they had an admin dashboard and did everything over cli. It was easy then and even easier now. We have also contrib
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by harrisonjackson 3y ago
I am using this to elevate a couple high use “tabs” out of the browser so I can more easily toggle to them with CMD+tab. It’s better than pinning the tabs all the way to the left of 100 other open tabs ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Other than that not get
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
Companies that acquire lifetime users should have a budget set aside for refunding these users.
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
I use amplify in lots of projects. It is a nice wrapper for the auth and registration stuff. We also use it for some frontend ci/cd. Nothing else though. Custom authorizer in front of aws lambda with serverless framework works great w
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
The rise of gpt generated content is no doubt degrading search results, as well. Google must be feeling the squeeze from all over.
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
Not necessarily. Spent some time trying to find all of them yesterday for the plugins that are live and it seems like some are behind an ip whitelist / blocked other ways.
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Zapier Natural Language Actions API(zapier.com)
3 points by harrisonjackson 4y ago|1 comments
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Example PR to OpenAI evals to get GPT-4 early API access(github.com)
3 points by harrisonjackson 4y ago|0 comments
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
I am interested in how a 32k token context even works. That is so much larger than 4k that I am having a hard time imagining how prompts will change and what sort of output is now possible. That is 50 pages of text. Far larger than most con
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
It is especially annoying because of how transparent they are about it. You can follow along in merge requests and issues as they discuss exactly this.
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
The best thing you can do is lots of testing. Setup an environment where you can isolate the prompt you are working on (the new chat playground is good for this) and load it with a system message and some assistant and user messages then pl
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
The AI generated images are just going to be that much more toxic for real young people.
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
It is a LOT easier to integrate an openai api endpoint that start something on blockchain. It is almost hilarious to see these content creators jump ship so quickly after espousing crypto as the end all money printer.
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
We have a chatbot that can send users screenshots of their CMS views (kanban, calendar, tables, gallery, etc) from inside of Slack. The screenshotting uses puppeteer and chromium and a read-only session to impersonate the user and screensho
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
If there are sections of code that are too complicated for everyone to safely modify then that is a failure of whoever wrote it and whoever reviewed it. At the time, they may have patted themselves on the back but they need to understand th
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
Most crud apps are not the equivalent of an oil refinery.
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
Another giveaway is an extra pause before they start talking. This is call software that lets them dial a bunch of numbers at once until someone answers and it switches the person that answered over to an available headset. If you answer an
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
The right credit card, if you have one or can get one, usually includes "insurance" for travel delays, lost luggage, cancellations etc. I always forget about the benefits other than "points" but there are some great ones
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
I interpreted this as coerced positivity and forced happiness. Not organic actual emotion from feeling fulfilled and successful within their role.
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
I did Duo Korean for a while with my SO. We got stuck on a section that started introducing a lot of proper names for people - the grammar around it was really confusing. After a few weeks of struggling, we discovered the website had PAGES
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by harrisonjackson 4y ago
Yeah, there just isn't anything to be gained by opening your mouth. Reminds me of this recent quote: > I can say antisemitic things and Adidas can't drop me. Now what?

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