nickelcitymario

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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I pity the fool who thinks we've reached "peak AI". We've barely gotten started.
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Ask HN: Open-Source AI chat/Q&A over your own dataset?
1 points by nickelcitymario 3y ago|0 comments
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I’m not disagreeing. Just saying I would have expected Proton to side with the individual users of the account over who paid for it. Not saying I’m right, just that I’m surprised to hear that’s not the case.
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I understand your frustration, but it sounds to me like your business case isn’t what Proton was created for. IMHO, Proton is meant to keep conversations completely private between recipients. I’m more surprised that you can still access a
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I did not! That’s kinda cool
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I was notified via an Instagram notification that it was launching, and asking if I wanted to "pre-order".
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
Care to elaborate? Genuinely curious.
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I would add to this fantastic list: Are you religious? If so, you're probably an anarchist, too. Most religions believe the ultimate power belongs to God. I come at this from a Christian perspective. What blows me away is how the story
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
If I had to guess, the next "website" will be AI-driven avatars that you can talk with over text (chatbots), calling to speak with them (voice-enabled chatbots), by inviting them into your home (AR), or by visiting them in their &
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Ask HN: Best Business Books for Founders?
1 points by nickelcitymario 3y ago|1 comments
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
As a Canadian, here are a few things I appreciate about the US of A: (1) Freedom as a value. There's endless debate about what freedom means, of course. One person's freedom is another person's oppression. But freedom as a co
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I'm on Substack with a custom domain. It uses its own CDN hosted on S3 I believe.
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
> Individual product pages don't seem to be indexed by Google. I can do a site:mysite.com search and they don't appear. This may not be due to Square. Try searching on Bing or Duck Duck Go. Google is going through a weird trans
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
Absolutely. As long as you're doing something that solves some problem better than the competition. For example, some might argue that Apple products are the best. Others might say Dell or LG or whatever. But there's no product ou
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I firmly believe that if you follow your passion and create something that solves a problem you're passionate about, that no one else has solved yet (i.e. with the features you care about, at a price you can afford), you'll find o
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
My best advice is to research competing products and what people have to say about them. If it's a physical product, Amazon reviews are an incredible resource. If it's a digital/software product, use Google to search for &quo
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
https://www.insurgent.ca Marketing blog/newsletter for underdogs.
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
Were you a part of the layoffs? Was there any warning signs that this was coming?
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
Mostly whether there was any official announcement, what the reason for the layoffs was. Were you a part of it? Was this a long time coming or a surprise? It seemed sudden to me.
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Ask HN: Does anyone have the scoop on Headspace layoffs?
1 points by nickelcitymario 3y ago|8 comments
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I may be wrong, but I believe they were just intending to summarize.
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
While I understand and appreciate the aspects of the bill that offers protection for whistleblowers, I don't understand cutting all funding for reversing such technology. If it exists, don't we want to understand it ASAP? Regardle
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I see your points, but the difference is we know about the existence of the silos and subs. They're protecting information about them, but not trying to mislead us into thinking submarines aren't a thing.
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
This answer is much better than mine.
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I'm going to take a stab at this, but it's purely my opinion. First, novels are generally solo ventures. Sometimes there are two people. So there's no corollary of novels written by hundreds of people in collaboration. Second
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I think we got off on the wrong foot, and I'll take ownership of that. Love Debian and Ubuntu and most Linux distros. When I'm spending my own money on a machine for personal use, I always err on the side of a PC with a Linux dist
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
> I also believe the user should be telling the computer what to do rather than apple telling me they want to change the way I work. But we're all different in that regard. That's a perfectly reasonable thing to believe. My onl
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
> And I'm coming from a position of really loving NeXTStep and Classic Macs. In the classic era, we had consistent design guidance. Now it's a mish-mash of random recommendations which may or may not carry on to the next OS rev
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
I don't like to shame people usually, but this article reads a little something like "Boomer tries something different, is upset by differences." I very productively multitask on my Mac and have for decades. I wouldn't p
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by nickelcitymario 3y ago
Yup! Bing and DuckDuckGo indexed my Substack site ages ago. Google continues to think it doesn't even exist. Just search "Insurgent Marketing" and compare the results. I've uploaded my sitemap to search console. Manually

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