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4y ago
The best mentorships in a zero-to-one situation are self-curated. Going to an org that specializes in this stuff too early reeks of grifters and mentors who left the game decades ago and just want to feel like they're still connected t
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4y ago
Not difficult at all. Define metrics that you both agree are an accurate measure of accountability for the role. If the metrics are off pace, have a convo about what's happening and what needs to change to get them back on pace. If the
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4y ago
This just speaks to an environment that lacks trust. Micromanagement happens when you can't trust that people will do the work. Disengagement becomes bad if you can't trust that people will do the work. Hire people you can trust t
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4y ago
These points are all great. I'm not sure I understand your point about everyone thinking GPT is real AI. Even luddites don't think that. I haven't met anyone who thinks that GPT is the end of AI (maybe the beginning). People
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4y ago
What's the UX like when you do your annual device upgrade?
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4y ago
Measuring how useful something is by how much money it makes is like measuring a life by how intelligent it is.
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4y ago
The penalty of over hiring is less than the penalty of under hiring.
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4y ago
So be even more self-promotional? Can't please everyone...
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Yes and no. Many have already made their money so they can spend the rest of their lives tinkering. Ex: exiting at 9 figures and starting a pinball machine company for funsies. I'd also argue Openai follows the same.
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4y ago
The issue is in the prompt, not the output. There's nothing preventing it from involving RLHF
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4y ago
A woman used the SOS feature recently to get rescued, so .. yes?
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It's on their own website. Can you blame them for promoting their own product? Marketing isn't journalism.
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4y ago
Why do you keep spelling it as collage?
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4y ago
I don't know if I'm more offended by the Title Case, or the question itself. This doesn't deserve a human answer, so ChatGPT will have to suffice: No, a hot dog is a type of sausage sandwich, typically served on a bun, while
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Ask HN: What are the best places to be an advisor in the Bay Area?
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4y ago
There are? Last I heard, none of the big five will touch crypto
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4y ago
This is just what a person would say in a generic scenario. I was hoping for something more creative. GPT4 maybe :)
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4y ago
What I meant was if you were primarily on YouTube, you still had a Twitter. On insta? You still had a Twitter. LinkedIn? Twitter. Blog/website? Twitter. Everyone had a Twitter regardless of where their meat and potatoes content was.
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It's baffling to me that Elon seems to be taking the opposite of a first-principles view on Twitter. He fails to realize _why_ Twitter uniquely has the reach that it does. It's because it's platform-agnostic in a lot of ways.
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It's baffling to me that Elon seems to be taking the opposite of a first-principles view on Twitter. He fails to realize _why_ Twitter uniquely has the reach that it does. It's because it's platform-agnostic in a lot of ways.
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It feels like these latest models are an expansion in pablum but not adding much substance. In other words: it's taking twice as long to say half as much
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Shot? Really? Shootings are relatively rare in sf.
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The mistake they're making is hammering it as a consumer brand. Really it should just be an alternate behind the scenes where people don't know. Or need to know. Long term tho, I think lab grown meats will prevail and non-meat mea
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Is there a modern equivalent? Love raves
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Typically when lines of communication break down, it's because trust has eroded. Based on your example, is it possible that it takes 3-5 years for the business to understand the limit of your capability? You get early wins but eventual
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Starts at 825, goes up to 7M
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The biggest mistake Evernote made was not looking at how their customers used the product. They insisted on this to emphasize privacy (fair enough), but never stopped to consider 1. If their customers even cared 2. How they would learn how
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it marks the sunset... except they already rolled it back. The sun rises another day.
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This is the reality of "anonymity" on the internet. Whatever promises to be anonymous today will invariably, inevitably, become reconstituted in the long-term.
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To me, the stoics come across as privileged dudes who have the resources to while away their time at the top of Maslow's Hierarchy, trying to self-actualize their way into a sense of purpose. Whenever I hear the Tim Ferriss' of th
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