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AI Generated 3D Photo
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Got it!
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Bribery and misinformation is harming the world. We allow you to have that same pace of writing, but we generate meaningful articles via our cross-referencing models. Otherwise people would write whatever comes to their mind: clickbait/
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https://wordai.com/ https://automatedinsights.com/
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In places like India I know that bribery and misinformation is more widespread than anyone could ever imagine. Instead of a writer writing a clickbait article / low quality SEO (written by someone off-shore) article in 5 minutes, they
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Hey everyone, I'm building https://sflow.io and part of that includes generating SEO articles to automate the current slow processes of creating (quite) repetitive media (think: "Best Phone to Buy in March of 2020"
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Show HN: AI Generated SEO Articles
(sdan.io)
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I actually can’t use anything other than sublime. Nothing beats its simplicity and lack of complex buttons.
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Played the dino game, reminds me of elementary school. Pretty neat!
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I'm fairly sure uBlock Origin removes that banner (it does for me).
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Had the same problems, ultimately swayed me away from signing up at all.
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> fork.dev That looks cool! Personally I love the simplicity of both Sublime Text and Merge so I gravitate towards those (I don't really care/need about customization)
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Sublime Merge is this but... sublime: https://www.sublimemerge.com/ it's amazing and pretty similar
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Where did the name come from?
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Yeah maybe it was just me but I was predicting what the day would be, how many questions, difficulty, etc. Ended up failing the elementary school test and was 1 out of 4 in the district who aced the middle school placement test to skip prea
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Reminds me a bit of Quizlet (search functionality on Quizlet was amazing) but looks like a nice cohesive product. Best of luck!
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When I was in elementary school probably a decade ago we all had to take a math placement test (not the standardized test, a different one) to determine what math class we'd be in middle school. Tons of privilege-this and that (this is
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Well I understand deeply that there's nothing more powerful that in-person connections. I've witnessed that multiple times when I sneaked into some "exclusive" events in silicon valley.
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As a Bay Area native I wish this hadn’t happen, but sometimes radical change creates radical results.
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Remote work is great and all... because that's our only option. In the long term, I suspect there may be a greater inclination towards remote work, not as much as this report suggests, but overall work at office is here to stay. I need
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Yes. Another tidbit: Distribution kills a company, not the product. Learn to sell (and make your product great) and everything will work out.
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It's a connections game. I remember last year I was trying to get an internship in an industry where I literally knew no one. So I sent 100-200 personalized emails throughout a 4 month period to every single person I could find in the
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Industrial machines with a 1% acceptance rate? We're talking about YC, not Startup School.
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$150k for startup/living expenses for 3 months and 7% if they succeed. $150k in the grand scheme of things isn't much: YC knows you'll raise a lot more and much faster right after demo day if you need to.
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Yeah I think Lee is probably the most notable (other than DJ Patil) in the tech space. Initially found this a few years ago when I was doing a "deep dive" on Cloudflare. Interesting nonetheless!
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I've always wanted to work at Cloudflare because of Lee. He was probably the first one from my high school who actually made something that people want (and I also use everyday).
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Next is pypi
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Lyft is opening up their app for key players: They opened it up for Waymo and are working with others (i forgot their names) to also put them on their platform.
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PR team has to work around the clock on how to spin this. People really blow up anything related to self driving, even when others are at fault most of the time.
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Waymo has more competition with Cruise, Aurora, and Argo than what Uber/Lyft is trying. I've heard that Uber ATG is barely staying afloat and Lyft is just pumping money just as a desperate attempt (their platform is much more powe
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