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   GPT-3 and ChatGPT: Disrupting LegalTech?(legaltechbridge.com)

   1 points by saliagato 4y ago|0 comments
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   by saliagato 4y ago

   this is where the future is
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   by saliagato 4y ago

   What is the best approach to building something like this? Do you work at HF?
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   by saliagato 4y ago

   Agree
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   Ask HN: What do your workers waste most time on? (For founders/business owners)

   2 points by saliagato 4y ago|1 comments
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   by saliagato 4y ago

   Thanks for the comment. >Fine tuning models is where the future will be Who would request fine tuning? Businesses? Are you suggesting to build some sort of data set broker?
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   by saliagato 4y ago

   > the average HN user will probably not be the average user of your lander Why?
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   Ask HN: Do you skip social proof sections in landing pages?

   1 points by saliagato 4y ago|4 comments
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   by saliagato 4y ago

   
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    I don't think I get what you are referring to with malicious intent, but OpenAI has some "Safety best practices" [1] that don't seem bad. I'm also sure that they will improve over time. [1] https://beta.o
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    Awesome idea, I wonder if something like this already exists.
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    1. I don't have any. I'm just exploring the possibility of creating this type of chatbot. 2. It would be as exposed as other GPT-3 applications. What do you mean? 3. Nice question. I would definitely do something about that if I l
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    Ask HN: Is an automated support chatbot powered by GPT-3 a bad idea?

    2 points by saliagato 4y ago|7 comments
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    Hi, I built a high-content pitch generator with OpenAi's GPT-3, based on this resource: https://venturehacks.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Pitching... You can try it for free by creating an account
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    Show HN: I Built a high-content pitch generator with GPT-3(highpitch.bubbleapps.io)

    4 points by saliagato 4y ago|1 comments
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    why not both? One doesn't exclude the other.
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    there is nothing wrong with getting help from professional. Especially if that means saving time on something that is not product-related.
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    This is gold. Thank you so much! I will be working on everything you mentioned.
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    You made my day lol! Decided to take inspiration from another website actually, I don't think it's a new trend. (yet ;)) Thanks for the feedback though.
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    got you bro. https://deckly.co/blog/what-is-a-pitch-deck-and-how-to-make-...
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    Just started out. Taking advantage of a 30 day policy law.
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    I agree. Unless a start-up is short on cash I don't see why it shouldn't outsource a service like this. Thinking of solving the problem for start-ups on budget, maybe by offering a plan with a % of what they raise instead of a fl
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    Why? Genuinely curious
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    Show HN: Never make a pitch deck yourself again. We will take care of that(deckly.co)

    42 points by saliagato 4y ago|40 comments
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    Well, I didn't know that. Why do you say that?
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    Thank you!
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    I know them very well. In fact, my service will be a competitor. I'm launching soon!
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    Ask HN: Founders who went through VC funding, what was the hardest thing?

    2 points by saliagato 4y ago|7 comments
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    Thank you! Great motivation to keep going
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    by saliagato 4y ago

    I’m sorry, what service?