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I’ve literally dealt with people who wanted to take my IP, who had contributed absolutely nothing by then. It’s not rocket science to figure out how to do sales and make connections. I’m a highly “extroverted introvert” so I’ll force myself
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1y ago
You should learn to sell and gather those contacts yourself through targeted networking.
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Don’t do this imo. You can try YC co founder matching but that’s also filled with incompetent people at best or toxic snakes at worst who will waste your time end of the day, especially if you have made progress already. Your best best (if
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1y ago
Aren’t there also like only a handful of people like them who know how this stuff actually works? 250M seems good considering the industry could be worth many trillions.
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1y ago
I mean if you’re building react buttons and using pydantic and think that makes you an engineer then yeah you’re getting replaced. I don’t think people who know how the computer and networking works are going anywhere any time soon. Or the
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All my friends who I trust to be actually technically competent are immigrants, Chinese or European, who can’t work on startup because they’re sponsored by their companies. It sucks :( I need CTO, I’m highly technical and business minded. I
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I’ve defined how I want commits to be written. It’s way better than what I was writing in many ways because I like the verbosity sometimes.
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1y ago
PE buys all these businesses out (there's demand, and its rising), and they close most of them to consolidate into cold, brutal buildings. PE did this with medical providers. When I was a child family doctors were a thing (btw, 2000s).
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I'm on a 2020 MBP (intel). I have integrated graphics so that's probably why, but still. Sorry I wasn't being critical, I liked your video :)
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The website makes my laptop explode with fans blasting at 100%. A simpler site that jumps straight to the value prop would be nicer. You have a nice video.
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There’s a lot of PE activity in this sector imo. They buy out all these established places and jack up the prices. It goes from calling them to book to some polished booking portal. It’s mostly catered towards those who can afford it, so th
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1y ago
Cool man whatever makes you happy as long as you can excuse leaking PII
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1y ago
Buy and support organic! Not sure if they don’t use pesticide but just naturally grown stuff would be nice.
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1y ago
I mean I already have a cushy IPO exit under my belt as a lead platform engineer. So yeah already did it, global b2b product used by millions daily. I have nothing to prove anymore besides my current company that I’m doing on my own. Everyo
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1y ago
Honestly I think a lot of these agentic workflows are dumb. I get a lot of spam and it’s fun making them go wack and waste their tokens.
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1y ago
If you follow basic things like single responsibility principle and layers you don’t need code documentation. The tests can be a useful guide on how the code is supposed to work. But let’s be honest most test suites become wack any time you
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Again simply not true. Sorry I’m gonna move on. Y’all can continue making excuses for people leaking PII. Peace.
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That’s simply not true. I remember working with a startup founder who had Jerry rigged some crap shit together with gpt a year ago. I was able to access his data by simply accessing it figuring out his URL and other stuff. I told him to use
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We probably need a credible chance of an extinction level event for that to happen
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Thanks :) And really cool stuff you’re doing too. Honestly I have not spent as much time as maybe I should really diving into all the LLM tooling and stuff like you have. Good luck!!
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Their docs literally show how to prevent this. It’s part of the tutorial even iirc. But sure blame firebase lol
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1y ago
Ok but it’s not like pg can’t stop you from doing something dumb. There are probably countless new projects today that are storing plaintext passwords, or not adding scoping, and so on. Putting in scopes and ensuring data security for both
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Ideas are cheap. Most ideas are dumb. Some ideas that sound good need operators to execute. Can you sell? Can you build? Can you pivot without ego? Can you deal with snakes/assholes who try to sabotage you? Can you fail? Can you deal w
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What were you gonna accomplish by calling them using AI? Probably find the same thing right? They would say there’s no availability. Except it’s a person (or even AI) and your AI talking it out. Hopefully you mention in your prompt your bac
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Maybe... the real issue is that "calling" (as a concept) is kind of dumb and needs to go away? I get that this is NOW, but just wondering if you're willing to engage. What could replace the need to call? Everyone having agent
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I think its really cool! My only worry is do you think all of us are going to start getting spammed by AIssholes trying to scam us? I never used to get any scam calls like 3 years ago, and these days I get 3-10 a day!
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bro going to university is so overrated, just start vibe coding xD /s btw
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I'm a fan of rolling actual databases, but please don't blame Firebase. The is completely the fault of the people who made that app. They have no fucking idea how to build systems if they can't figure out how to lock down Fir
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We need metaverse to put all the terminally online people into
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As with anything, complexity becomes the limiting factor. Anyone can drive. Some even have cars that drive themselves. Very few people can drive Formula 1. They're also totally different - getting from A to B vs competing on a track. I
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