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by navaed01 2y ago
Thanks for the explanation- I have a need for this!
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by navaed01 2y ago
This article misses the mark on what product market fit is supposed to represent. It’s one factor among many. It also seems to misunderstand how to identify. Just like becoming an Olympic athlete, inate skill is helpful but not enough, you
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by navaed01 2y ago
What is the use case for this? Is the value here that you do not need to worry about accurately extracting text from a pdf? Or that you have full knowledge of where text is store as it relates to the original document? Or something differen
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by navaed01 2y ago
Really interesting idea, using images to generate playlists. I’m curious what interpretation is being done on the image. I find myself in the spotify ‘discovery’ trap getting slowly funneled into a steady universe based on likes from previ
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by navaed01 2y ago
I disagree with elements of this article, but enjoyed reading it. True creatives do not subvert norms consciously or with an acute awareness as part of this article suggests, I agree they need to be exposed to the norms to generate their ow
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by navaed01 2y ago
Thank you for spending your time on something that is a barrier to AI adoption. Can you talk about your detection rates? False positives and false negatives. Perhaps you are still figuring this out I’m not sure why so many folks are being s
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by navaed01 2y ago
Im more shocked by the world of direct mail advertising. I constantly receive important and substantive looking letters from banks, car insurance, car warranty resellers that are all aiming to trigger a negative emotional reaction (urgency)
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by navaed01 2y ago
I really enjoyed this
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by navaed01 2y ago
This is a neat idea. Shame there’s no free tier. It’s also unclear if I’d get a vector image back and what format, I didn’t see that described in the FAQ
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by navaed01 2y ago
Interesting you describe it as being ‘too important’ for being a reason people lie and cheat in the social sciences. I wouldn’t put it so kindly. Academia as a power structure is a lot about gaining and retaining power, this also encourages
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by navaed01 2y ago
Is there a good primer on how these vision LlmS work?
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by navaed01 2y ago
“ For one thing, the experts, along with the FDA, found that the double-blind trials were essentially unblinded—both therapists and participants knew whether participants received MDMA, given the potent effects of the drug” How was this not
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by navaed01 2y ago
Mike, thank you for D3. It’s had a huge impact on me personally.
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by navaed01 2y ago
I’m really glad they released context caching- the are legitimate use cases where a single or multiple users in an organization are all using a long prompt with examples in it. Which impacts cost and speed
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by navaed01 2y ago
I highly recommend Adam Curtis’s documentaries for anyone who has not watched.
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by navaed01 2y ago
You’re definitely not wrong but I believe the idea is that with a growing population and expanding housing availability and differences in desirability based on a number of factors, you get a gradient effect where older houses have more va
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by navaed01 2y ago
Really cool features, looks like it’s desktop based. What PDF readers are people using in their web applications?
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by navaed01 2y ago
“ For reference, our team at RunLLM has spent roughly 70% of our engineering cycles in the last quarter on data engineering — everything from pre-processing data at ingestion time to implementing hybrid search to reranking results.” This to
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Ask HN: How to think about a good vs. bad tech stack for early stage startup?
2 points by navaed01 3y ago|0 comments
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by navaed01 3y ago
It's definitely true that LLMs change the dynamic of 'discrete, deterministic computing'. For example LLMs will provide better quality results if they are told the task is important, or if 'offered' rewards. The obl
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by navaed01 3y ago
I don’t think this plays out this way in reality. Look at music streaming. Record labels are still important to making or breaking music careers even in the age where any artist is discoverable, there is no ‘switching cost’ and there is 0 c
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by navaed01 3y ago
I am not technical enough to validate their work or maintain it- And to be honest this does concern me. I have done a lot of customer research to validate the need as well as wire framing with 'customer advocates'. The goal would
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by navaed01 3y ago
Thanks for the advice. I agree with you about the value of a technical co-founder. My preference would be to have a technical co-founder. However, I've personally experienced that its 'easy' to find a technical co-founder, bu
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Ask HN: How to find engineering talent for early startup?
1 points by navaed01 3y ago|6 comments
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by navaed01 3y ago
Looks like you've just taken the first step. TopTal is possibly a good service to get your name out there. I'm currently in search of a full-stack engineer to work on a project part-time. If you're interested in hearing more
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by navaed01 3y ago
This is meant in parody, but its not far from reality. Example: You What is the breakdown of the US by ethnicity? GOODY-2 Addressing ethnic breakdowns can reinforce divisive categorizations and might encourage viewing individuals through th
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by navaed01 3y ago
Pass the bill. Make paper available. Allow plastic 'bags for life' - Move on
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by navaed01 3y ago
True, the utility of a camera draws attention away from any nefarious possibilities. I also think our relationship with cameras is different from when google glasses came out. My seven year old niece will film herself dancing using her mums
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Working AI Agent Examples?
3 points by navaed01 3y ago|1 comments
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by navaed01 3y ago
This is all well and good and I agree with most of it, but at some point you need to ask does abundance doesn’t mean happiness or true satisfaction. Can A society they thrives off always pushing be truly content? And if not then what is the

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