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Using jev to improve product experiences is pretty crazy
(elvex.com)
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9d ago
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9d ago
used it to not just classify stuff, but to totally change the way the product experience manifested due to latency.
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Dan rewrote chardet, relicensed to MIT. Original author broke 15-year silence
(elvex.com)
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6mo ago
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7mo ago
this resonates hard and exactly what i'm trying to build to solve at elvex. the missing pieces we are building around are: - unified auth/permissions across multiple AI providers - secure data connections without exposing credenti
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7mo ago
yeah the gap between "chatbot that writes code" and "actual multi-agent workflow" is real built elvex to solve this with: - multi-provider access (Claude, GPT, Gemini, etc.) so different agents can use different models -
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Building Startups That Last (2 of 5): The Two Necessary Company Traits to Win
(sachinkamdar.com)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
Luck is a huge factor in startup success. But you can't capture luck if you're not around to grab it. Persistence is what keeps you in the game long enough for luck to find you. Intelligence is commoditized in this industry. Persi
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9mo ago
I think you're right that 10x isn't realistic for most work, and Brooks is still mostly correct. The "No Silver Bullet" argument holds because most of software development isn't typing code faster. But you're d
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You're Probably Using AI Like an MBA
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9mo ago
I saw a tweet from Andrej Karpathy that's been sitting with me. He's never felt this behind as a programmer. I've been thinking about this through the marshmallow challenge, where kindergartners beat MBAs. The kids just build
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Vercel for Back End
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10mo ago
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Ask HN: Where Is the FOSS Alternative to Merge, Paragon, Unified, etc.
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1y ago
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Getting Through SaaS ARR Dead Zones
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4y ago
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Media's Obsession with Trump Not Supported by Data
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10y ago
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Proof That Facebook Is Surpassing Reddit's Audience Share
(businessinsider.com)
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13y ago
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Data, Journalists, and Learning to Code for the Newsroom
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13y ago
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Sales Hacks for Startups (part 2 of 3)
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14y ago
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Sales Hacks for Startups
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14y ago
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4 Influential Women in CS that Deserve More Credit
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14y ago
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14y ago
Appreciate the feedback (author, here). It is optimized for our qualified leads which are the top online publishers on the web. However, we've heard your feedback a few times in the past. We're working on a revamp to make it more descrip
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Why I Decided to Spend More Time Working from Home
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Find the Right Routine to “Surf” Productivity
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Surfing Productivity
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The Way to Win is to Keep Playing
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I work for Parse.ly who helped push out some of the data for the article. Fark.com was #15 on the list, above Digg, but below Reddit.
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After Digg, What's Next In News Aggregation
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Publishers, your shares data is wrong (part one)
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Tweeting Alone: Why Social Media Is Not A Substitute For Civic Engagement
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14y ago
Perhaps then, it acts as a good filtering mechanism. You're able to figure out if individuals are value add or not quicker.
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Full Distributed Teams: are they viable?
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14y ago
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