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Shpigford
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About Shpigford
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Show HN: Nurb – Agentic CAD for 3D printing
I've had a love/hate relationship with Fusion over the years. I can model stuff there but it's just always slow and painful and Fusion has a deep desire to crash on me. I started d…
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Comment #48331772
Thank you for the feedback and perspective! Super helpful.
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Show HN: I built an AI medical-records hub after my mom's cancer diagnosis
My mom was recently diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. That's both an overwhelming diagnosis but also an overwhelming flood of information, documents, appointments, options …
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Show HN: Toolstash – Track your tool collection with AI
Toolstash is a free tool tracking app for homeowners & hobbyists. Keep track of what tools you have & where you put them, remember which neighbor borrowed what, and find out who ne…
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Comment #38975434
That means a lot, Mike.
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Comment #38975432
Thanks so much for checking it out!
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Comment #38975424
Thanks a ton!
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Comment #38975419
Thanks! Pumped to see how it goes!
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Comment #38975417
Thank you so much!
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Comment #38973462
Sure thing!
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Comment #34234193
I also would want a lawyer to take a look. Hence the note saying to talk to a lawyer. ;) The reality is, even knowing what to ask a lawyer can be difficult and it's not economicall…
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Comment #34234131
We use GPT-3 to summarize it the document data. Then 24 hours later we completely delete all text, URLs and file uploads.
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Comment #34233681
Thanks so much!
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Comment #34232900
That was the big reason for adding the massive disclaimer everywhere, but I guess we'll see. I also intentionally didn't just give an output of the summary but instead showed it ne…
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Comment #34232796
Detangle gives you AI-generated summaries of your legal docs so you can understand what you're signing. Here's the YC SAFE, for example: https://detangle.ai/examples/yc-safe
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Comment #25045906
That entire $300k went to employees. As for $3.7 vs $2.9...that was basically the number that, to oversimplify, would roughly give the outcome I wanted for "retirement" when it com…
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Comment #25045889
Depends on the employees and when they joined and if they exercised stock options or not. Big range from a few thousand to over $80,000.
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Comment #25045874
Investment vehicle was a SAFE. They basically cancelled the SAFE as part of the deal. We've had carryover losses for years, so from a tax perspective, there was no hit on either si…
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Comment #25045841
Right. I've been paying myself $100-150k a year for most of that.
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Comment #25045835
You're making a veritable crap-ton of assumptions here. Happy to talk about specific concerns, but not if you're going in to this with guns blazing looking for a witch to burn.
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Comment #25045822
So true. I could have also hated my life for those 7 years. I make a terrible employee. :)
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Comment #24347773
Baremetrics | Senior Backend Engineer (Ruby) | Full-Time | Remote https://apply.workable.com/baremetrics/j/96F891A001/ Baremetrics is a business analytics & insights company. We pr…
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Comment #22035785
I threw around the idea but the reality was I wasn't in a strong position to try to negotiate that with a potential buyer. Acquisitions are incredibly closed-door and so finding a …