matt_holden

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SpecTree: Composable Context Engineering for LLMs(fuzzycomputer.com)
2 points by matt_holden 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: TexSandbox – An AI-assisted LaTeX editor, in the browser(texsandbox.com)
2 points by matt_holden 2y ago|0 comments
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by matt_holden 3y ago
Interesting point. OpenAI has said they don't train on files uploaded via the API (like the Assistant API), but unclear what the policy is for documents in GPTs. Either way, the signal they could get from understanding what KINDS of do
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by matt_holden 3y ago
Cool, makes sense! It seems like you're heading in the right direction on packaging/pricing. Charging for services you manage, more team members, and security features bigger cos care about all make sense to me. I previously looke
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by matt_holden 3y ago
Congrats on the launch, and great you'll be dedicating more focus to Tiptap! If anyone wants to see another example of an app using Tiptap, I built https://duckbook.ai as a fun/free solo project (it's a Notion-lik
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by matt_holden 3y ago
Comments like this remind me of the old-timers from IBM saying "but wait, we invented the PC! and the cloud! and..." Gotta put products in the market, or it didn't happen...
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by matt_holden 3y ago
Look at Snapchat: https://techcrunch.com/2023/02/16/snapchat-announces-750-mil... Just above 700m MAU. So yeah, probably aimed at their direct competitors in social.
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by matt_holden 3y ago
Sam doesn't have much financial upside from OpenAI (reportedly, he doesn't have any equity). And he wrote about the risk in 2015 months before OpenAI was founded: https://blog.samaltman.com/machine-intelligence-par
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by matt_holden 4y ago
Also: Figma, Linear, Notion, Slack, Superhuman, Pitch, Loom. All Electron. I’ve never understood the hate Electron gets on HN, when it powers so many great products that users love.
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by matt_holden 4y ago
When I was a product leader at Dropbox back in 2015, we chose to build our Gmail integration on the InboxSDK and we're generally happy we did. It let us focus on our core user experience, without worrying about all the DOM hacking, Gma
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by matt_holden 5y ago
Is this true though? I can send $1000 USD to someone in France who wants EUR for $7 with Western Union. How does Bitcoin or Ethereum let me do this for less?
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by matt_holden 7y ago
The focus on compactness (or other geometric properties) as a goal is misguided. The districts don't exist to look pretty or have nice geometric properties. They exist to translate the will of the voters into a representative governmen
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by matt_holden 10y ago
The 2015 federal transportation bill allocates $48B to transit over 5 years and $205B to highways. I've never understood why people frequently describe transit spending as a "government subsidy" but would never say the same t
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by matt_holden 10y ago
The unpopularity of annuities seems like a direct consequence of loss aversion, which says losses are more psychologically powerful than equivalent gains. [1] If I trade $100k in savings for an annuity, I'm starting off at a deep &quot
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by matt_holden 14y ago
(Hi all, I'm the PM for the Dropbox desktop client team.) I just wanted to let you all know that we take any claims like this really seriously. There aren't any known bugs on the Dropbox side that would cause this, and unfortunately there a
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by matt_holden 14y ago
No, you'll only get prompted on desktop/mobile the first time you link your account. If you already have a linked desktop or mobile app, it will continue to work without a prompt. You can also see all of your currently linked devices here:
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Another layer of security for your Dropbox account (two-step verification)(blog.dropbox.com)
38 points by matt_holden 14y ago|5 comments
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Splitterbug (YC S11) private beta: track expenses with friends from your phone(splitterbug.com)
77 points by matt_holden 15y ago|33 comments