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Show HN: A open-source, local trace viewer for Claude Code and Codex sessions
I built this because I had a hard time investigating why certain Claude Code subagent/skills were performing poorly. Regular old, boring software has had profilers and debuggers fo…
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Of course most startups fail, and most equity is worth nothing. I guess I didn’t think “routinely” implied a specific percentage, just that it isn’t uncommon for options to be wort…
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Comment #44362372
While I think it’s good advice to live as if the equity is worth zero, treating all equity as if its worth nothing, seems a bit over-reductionist when equity packages can routinely…
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Comment #44361476
When I got multiple startup job offers, I realized how hard it was to project out a realistic value behind the equity. Guessing future valuations, dealing with dilution, and runnin…
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Comment #41076144
A lot of people saying the business model doesn't justify a $1bn valuation (rightfully so), but I'm guessing the valuation wasn't for their current business, but on the possibility…
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Comment #40484884
To be fair, I also didn’t include the session layer! My writing isn’t a strength of mine, so I appreciate the criticism. My writing going from “bad” -> “is it AI?” is progress. I s…
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Comment #39463002
While I agree no one is rewriting history, it is potentially a big deal because it speaks to the biases present when training/RLHF-ing. Considering this will be used by millions (i…
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Comment #38316268
> We provide evidence for the Reversal Curse by finetuning GPT-3 and Llama-1 on fictitious statements such as "Uriah Hawthorne is the composer of 'Abyssal Melodies'" and showing th…
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Comment #36411380
*Shameless Plug* If you want to play around with OpenJourney (or any other fine-tuned StableDiffusion model). I made my own UI with a free tier at https://happyaccidents.ai/ . It s…
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Comment #28951522
I no longer work at Brex, but I believe they did this using Kotlin rather than Elixir.
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Comment #27222978
Which headphone did you try? That sounds amazing
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Comment #26562659
This looks cool! What would be the biggest motivation for using this over something like slateJS?
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Comment #25983317
I think this is one of those things where people overestimated how much things would change in the short-term, but will grossly underestimate how much they will change in the longt…
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Comment #24804670
Without divulging any trade secrets, are there any research papers or topics you would recommend learning more about? I'm really interested in learning more about these FSO improve…
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Comment #22427561
My guess would be that it's very easy to write down a value, but much harder to actually practice that value consistently.
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Comment #22077750
For #3: If anyone is looking for an enterprise search they can boot up "cloud-prem" (in their VPC), that's exactly what we're building at https://landria.io/customers/why-landria .…
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Comment #21696903
Shameless Plug Alert Building a similar enterprise search product at http://landria.io/ that has a lot of additional features & enhancements over a unified keyword index + ML. We a…
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Comment #19767609
Yeah I feel the same as you. So much knowledge gets shared on Slack that searching the complete history is often really valuable. I even went a step further and built a product tha…
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Comment #19671115
Back at my old job, people would have trouble knowing what to do when on-call. I built a slack app that would keep track of my team's pages and what people did to respond to them. …
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Comment #19656447
Another shameless plug. My company's product extracts conversations from Slack to automatically generate polished FAQs for the purpose of answering repeat questions. We also use th…
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Comment #19531897
What is the 100-year old strategy? All of the screenshots look like a pretty standard ToDo List app. I'm not trying to be overly critical, but I guess I don't see what makes this T…