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Jimega36
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About Jimega36
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Comment #48670042
Reach AGI to leapfrog whoever is behind. Burn everything to get there faster.
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Comment #47464914
7314 (ChatGPT) 7,342 (Claude) 7492 (Gemini)
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Comment #42303582
"In this post, we (a16z) will look at how AI will open new markets previously deemed too “small” to support a large VSaaS company. By increasing LTV (Life Time Value) per customer …
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Comment #40335171
"The lower-power machine was much cheaper to manufacture and operate, more comfortable and less noisy for patients, and the final images after computational processing were as clea…
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Comment #7488524
Surprised the exit happens at the relatively low price of $200M [1]. Klout had about 500 million users from what I understand. While monetisation might have been tough with deals, …
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Comment #7082786
As a founder, it appears as if our startup's success or failure depends on us cofounders. This drives me to work insane hours as some sort of ego self rationalization tells me that…
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Comment #4874224
Against big governments, nothing is stronger than the little men and women getting together. If this is so bad (which I am not technically capable of understanding...), what shall …
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Comment #2344999
A fantastic simple idea. Video interaction is brilliant through gaming add-on. 3 comments: 1) Find a way to MAINTAIN gaming during the video (e.g. live comments adds of people in t…
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Comment #986911
Google = totally free lets not forget it => you give up some pricacy for service to be free in a way = not invasion of privacy but maybe price of service? Love to complain but if g…
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Comment #419217
The way to monetize users should somehow be PERFORMANCE BASED rather than purely subscription based. Yes, subscription allows for great filtering of people..and yet, maybe it feels…
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Comment #317263
Using such a tool sounds like a vast lie from the companies benefiting from it. Isn't impersonation a crime? It would be fun to sue for massive amounts one of the fake users and th…
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