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mrg3_2013
4y ago
You are "technically" right about the definition of envy - but I think OP is using envy to indicate "wanting something that you feel you deserve". Sometimes you feel you deserved more. Sometimes you feel others deserved
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mrg3_2013
4y ago
Congrats if you have plucked envy out of you! How do you avoid being envious of "legit" individuals (i.e those who achieved greater success coming from far adverse situations) ?
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4y ago
It's a great post. Envy needs to be demolished for peace. Some of the response alludes to using envy as a tool to make progress. But it is a flawed concept as one never achieves a peaceful mind (dog chasing cars one after another). I s
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4y ago
My thinking was 80-20 with 80% going to the VC funded one. The thing is, the other idea has low prob of success with much bigger potential. So want to have a 'play' until I am wrong.
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Ask HN: Is it okay to run two companies (one VC funded, another a side gig)
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mrg3_2013
4y ago
Thoughtful post! Everything so true! I am always amazed by individuals who truly are educators of the world.
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4y ago
How did you do #1) ? I am curious. Did you past the code and ask GPT to analyze it ?
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4y ago
How did you implement this ? Would love to learn more
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4y ago
I tried but got ""Something went wrong, please try again later. If the problem persists, please contact us."
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4y ago
well, nothing stops google from baking this into their search. But it feels harsh to claim SO is finished. SO is human curated and has an edge (today). And for all we know, chatGPT learnt from SO and can synthesize results that are almost g
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4y ago
Impressive! But I am still skeptical. Would someone ever trust such a generated program ? Or would it take more human effort to validate the functionality of the program ? But scary and impressive at same time!
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4y ago
This is much worse than what I had assumed! Wow! This article made me change my opinion on the twitter saga. It feels like Elon is overcompensating to make himself look like Nero playing the fiddle.
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4y ago
At 23 you are thinking this. Kudos for that first! You have all the time rest of your life! You should pluck "regret" at its root and resolve that. Regret would always exist. Even if you had spent time coding/OS etc, regret w
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5y ago
Great accomplishment! Good luck !
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5y ago
Looks great! Congrats on building it! How long did it take ? And how big of a team ?
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5y ago
Thank you @m3at!
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5y ago
Thanks for the reference to haystack. I didn't know it existed! I was looking into huggingface that seems to allow to build your own language model and train (still learning - but thats what I've learnt so far). I don't know
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5y ago
wow! That was an interesting read.
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5y ago
First off, congratulations! I've been at similar project for years, though not options. Few things 1. I would consider adding an info icon next options greek that shows what they mean 2. Not sure if you plan to support it, but just lis
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6y ago
Intel's downfall in recent times has been "Only the paranoid survive". They strayed far too away from customers and focused on competition (and their customer feedback was a redirect from what competition was up to). I doubt
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6y ago
I used to work there too but from software perspective, they simply did not understand how software world worked. S/W was also relegated as bunch of coding guys. It was not uncommon to see some random benchmark touted to assert superio
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6y ago
Long time coming. They simply didn't understand how s/w world works, never hired people who understood how customers were actually using their processors. It was/is a h/w company that had manufacturing advantage - but
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6y ago
This is great! Looking forward to trying it out. I explored it while back when I was looking for a deep learning library that can take a tabular data file and build a multitask predictive model involving different datatypes (for example, so
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7y ago
VCs are incentivized to see more hard startups start. As a founder, I agree you don't want to be doing it, unless you life goal aligns with it or you are already rich.
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8y ago
Ok. Thanks
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Ask HN: Open source intent detection
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Ask HN: Best comment box free or commercial?
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9y ago
Nice post! I will be using it as a reference.
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