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by soasdfg 2y ago
How did you find a job doing this? This sounds interesting.
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by soasdfg 2y ago
I would say both in this case, you can make the decision if you think you need investment money or not and the number of paid users you have can be can be a valuable point of data used to help determine this. You have the advantage of being
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by soasdfg 2y ago
1. Keep it closed source, offer a paid vs free model with more options that your power users can subscribe to if they really find what you offer valuable. This is also the best / fastest signal you can get as to if what you have made i
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by soasdfg 3y ago
I think it's CRUD endpoints all the way down 95% of the time unfortunately. I'm not sure how old you are, but early in my career I jumped around a lot feeling the same way and that if I could find a company or technology that I wa
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by soasdfg 3y ago
I am using it to reference the perceived future financial situation of a company so I felt like it was an appropriate term to use
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by soasdfg 3y ago
Agreed but the main thing that is reminding me of crypto in this case is the combination of hyper excitement, adoption, and evangelism of the technology, and how defensive people get when you start to ask questions about why they feel so st
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by soasdfg 3y ago
> They things I’ve had it do with me are mind blowing, my guess is the people who understand it and how to leverage it will increase their own productivity so much that it will reshape economies and put many people out of work that don’t
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by soasdfg 3y ago
Anything beyond one off asks is pretty hit or miss at least for me on if what ChatGPT is telling me is correct or not. Write me a complex SQL query that does this, write a python script that will do that, show me the regex that will find th
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by soasdfg 3y ago
I've also gotten good results that have added value to whatever I was working on at the time, but I also get a lot of partially correct responses, or responses where ChatGPT will forget what I told it seconds ago and repeat the same in
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Ask HN: Is anyone else bearish on OpenAI?
185 points by soasdfg 3y ago|305 comments
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by soasdfg 3y ago
I'm surprised it's not already bankrupt honestly. No one working at a WeWork has ever asked me to badge in, or show any kind of proof that I have paid for a day pass to be there. Going there for team events is the same thing, ever
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by soasdfg 4y ago
Unless you have an EE degree from an Ivy league school, not really. It definitely won't hurt you and anyone who is an engineer reading your resume will be more likely to give you a shot after seeing that you completed a rigorous degree