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by ian0 4y ago
At its core, the "shipping stuff" loop is pretty simple - understand your users problems and ship a feature they love . You can imagine the fastest implementation of the loop is a single dev who knows their customers inside out a
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Chompi a quirky, Tape Music instrument(youtube.com)
2 points by ian0 4y ago|0 comments
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by ian0 4y ago
Its not there yet. Im testing out a teaching assistant and it doesn't catch wrong answers (eg question was whats 2 + 4, answer given was 4). I think its good for explaining concepts but not yet structuring the lesson or basic reasoning
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by ian0 4y ago
There are a billion and a half brain-farts out there that never got off the ground for each one that does. That is why they are a dime a dozen. You don't pay a million dollars for a single lottery ticket. These guys know about coconut
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by ian0 4y ago
Execution doesn't just encompass building software, in fact coding is typically the easiest, most enjoyable, least critical part of early stage tech companies founded by people already in tech. Ideas are trivial. Follow a person around
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by ian0 4y ago
Very good. BTW watch out for your openai bill bro
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by ian0 4y ago
Good fun!
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by ian0 4y ago
Perhaps just me, but this "push left/right" advice messed up my understanding of counter-steer when I was learning and I found myself being unable to turn effectively. I would push the handlebars down or slightly forward and
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by ian0 4y ago
Also from Keith Code, replete with terrible acting, the best instructional video a twist of the wrist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK9AoAAy7uM
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by ian0 4y ago
My patterns of search have changed due to chatgpt. So for example when coding instead of routinely looking up tutorials and S/O ill have chatgpt open and run through issues step by step and dig down for background when I don't und
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by ian0 4y ago
Nice. I was thinking along the lines of something similar but instead have it as a rap battle. I think though you would need a third chatGPT to act as the audince to throw in the occasional "burneeed" and decide when to call the m
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by ian0 4y ago
Isaac Arthur has a youtube series on AI, he runs through many doomsday scenarios in a way thats far more structured than a bunch of random twitter chatter: [0] https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIIOUpOge0Lt0pjc1LgiE...
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by ian0 4y ago
Thanks for these! Act 1 looks amazing if it pans out.
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Ask HN: Are people using ChatGPT to run things?
2 points by ian0 4y ago|2 comments
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by ian0 4y ago
Its not, really. The major difference between this and web3/crypto is utility. Its actually useful. In our office we have people from three different teams using it near daily. Out of choice. As do many kids in our network for homework
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by ian0 4y ago
This is true and in experience happens far quicker than 5 years for JS frameworks. Most of the frameworks I learned 5-10 years ago are already effectively dead too. But I think OPs main point stands, your far more likely to die by not shipp
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by ian0 4y ago
For those who dont know, Andrej has a brilliant series of videos on youtube where he explores the basics of neural nets right up to transformer architecture through code. Starts here [0] and most recent is building GPT from scratch in code.
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by ian0 4y ago
- Its not immediately clear what this is in comparison to say google forms (which output to a sheet anyway). Do you mean that when you add a header in the sheet the form will be automatically updated? If so may want to highlight that part.
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by ian0 4y ago
Worked in mcdonalds as a teenager. Pretty cool to learn how they SOP everything, it was nice to make mega burgers for friends. As another commenter said, working on the tills is tiring and the customers can be rude. My friend was the fry gu
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by ian0 4y ago
Given your progress so far Id imagine your better than you think at sales and marketing. A few things immediately spring to mind to accelerate: - You have a lot of existing customers. Where do they hang out? Maybe theres a conference you ca
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by ian0 4y ago
I used it earlier to create a small webapp in nodejs/express. It gave a good checklist of what needed to happen to launch, then helped me setup my environment, pick models, generate their schema, make the crud functions for them and al
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by ian0 4y ago
Nice! Is it a two way sync? I noticed the sheets were locked in the demo.
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by ian0 4y ago
Dora is running away with it [0]. I suspect fowl play. [0] https://data.napier.govt.nz/regional/nationalaquarium/poy202...
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Book Review: Albion's Seed(slatestarcodex.com)
5 points by ian0 4y ago|0 comments
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by ian0 5y ago
Same here in Indonesia. If not their first name, then their title "younger brother/sister" (adik), "older brother sister" (kakak). Interestingly, when the second child is born, the "adik" becomes the &quot
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by ian0 5y ago
Another perspective. We help low income schools in Indonesia to digitise their paper-based data and start to adopt digital tools. Onboarding these schools is incredibly complex - due to the number of people (principles, admins, teachers) th
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by ian0 6y ago
Surely there is? Some sort of signing method? While they could be banning I think its unlikely it is an effective strategy - id say there are easily millions of accounts if not tens of millions in this region alone.
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Ask HN: How to apps like GBwhatsapp work?
4 points by ian0 6y ago|2 comments
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by ian0 6y ago
4-5 hours through on a ps4 and it crashed twice, with one or two graphics glitches. Im really enjoying it and think it looks amazing, but then again I walk around slowly so maybe missing the rendering issues. Obviously though there are some
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by ian0 6y ago
A long time ago someone recommended to me a small Norwegian book called Sophies World [0] as a very basic introduction to the history of philosophy and its served well. It was written by a teacher and geared at young adults. So its not a ri

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