neximo64

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by neximo64 3y ago
Arent you describing some things which people don't like such as public transport. Public transport works the way you describe with private companies and there are lots of unhappy people with it
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by neximo64 3y ago
Try HeduAI on youtube
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by neximo64 3y ago
I read Google's not good online, are you finding it better than ChatGPT?
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by neximo64 3y ago
Think of a business/analyst/marketer type person who knows Excel, SQL (or can use ChatGPT), and knows roughly how everything works. They want to do things but dont know how to code, or they do but in such a way its too simplistic.
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by neximo64 3y ago
Because they're startups doesn't mean its any easier to get a job with one. Startups are also looking for talent that is on average better and more aligned with them. I don't want to be critical but it sounds a lot from the d
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by neximo64 3y ago
I know alot of people using Retool and it is almost invaluable. It's meant for technical people who don't know how to code.
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by neximo64 3y ago
Its easy to show this, since the the corporation itself is doing this. The separate entity is the one going for revenue.
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by neximo64 3y ago
Both It takes time to train them. More = better. Usually about 6 months or so. More processing power can allow the model to cram more power in
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by neximo64 3y ago
Say AI used the the 3 laws today. You can still have cloned people online, faked calls stealing money from companies... Google recently pulled their AI image generator, it wouldn't have solved that issue either. They don't really
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by neximo64 3y ago
Well no, unless you are taking a risk. The reason the employer/client pays upfront is because they take the risk and you would get the cash upfront with no cost if there is a downside/i.e it fails. Unless you propose something whe
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by neximo64 3y ago
Is this the Deepmind guy in Google more now? what a change the past year has made
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by neximo64 3y ago
The link to the debugging tool is an internal one, no one outside Google can access it
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by neximo64 3y ago
How are these performing so well compared to Llama 2, are there any documents on the architecture and differences, is it MoE? Also note some of the links on the blog post don't work, e.g debugging tool.
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by neximo64 3y ago
Bit of an unfair piece, I'm finding Gemini far better than ChatGPT4, its not even competition.
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by neximo64 3y ago
What tarnish to the brand. What a gamble.
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by neximo64 3y ago
You can use web notifications, and you can compile Objective C to webassembly. You're also able to use apple pay. Everything you've mentioned has a workaround. I'm really getting at how PWAs are basically something most peopl
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by neximo64 3y ago
PWA's can do most things: https://whatpwacando.today . Steve Jobs also preferred PWAs and hated the app store. I'm curious as to ask what they can't do that a native app can do without any workaround whatsoever? I
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by neximo64 3y ago
This is quite often where people make the greatest mistake. It's all about distribution and customer usage. Most people hate and don't use PWAs. What stands in the way are Native iPhone apps are better. It also goes for android to
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by neximo64 3y ago
This guy knows whats going on. The other comments on here how an onlooker would look at it and read it badly.
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Vector embeddings and search
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by neximo64 3y ago
So Notion's strategy is clear now. They're going for Microsoft and Google and the collaboration suite.
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by neximo64 3y ago
You'll need to pivot or adapt in some way, you saw a gap they saw it too. That they validated your idea is kind of still an unproven, since they are selling it as ancillary to their service whereas it is primary to yours. If it cant wo
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by neximo64 3y ago
In the US people dont use whatsapp. People use SMS and would pay for SMS. Overseas there is less willingless to use SMS and use of bundles, etc so people prefer whatsapp to save money.
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by neximo64 3y ago
It sounds like a company that offshores to reduce cost, so its likely a less consumers product or B2B where the quality of the interface, etc isn't as important. With this in mind keep in mind the CTO role is about business objectives,
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by neximo64 3y ago
Its more than just regulation, have you seen your login system. You have to login and pick another product to login. It's just so clunky compared to how it started out. Its like your team has never used your own product as a customer.
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by neximo64 3y ago
If only they improved the customer experience. Half the issue with European domiciled companies is the fixation on regulation where it wont even apply to customers in the first place, especially outside the EU. It started out nicely but ove
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by neximo64 3y ago
Lots of bad reviews on the app store
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Stripe did it all
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More funding than the next company.
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by neximo64 3y ago
As they say if it's free you are the product! More seriously Meta is experimenting with AI and the cost of $5m you've come up with is as good as R&D, its set to depreciate in value rapidly as the iteration on the models improv

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