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capiki

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About capiki

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    Comment #48852445

    It would more honest to disclose you work for Databricks

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    Comment #48841770

    do you think price per task completed will rise as well?

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    Comment #48826309

    It's the AI-generated writing that seems off (I'm assuming that's what OP meant)

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    Comment #47937115

    What about having the checklist and having an AI tool use it to catch things at review time (or even development time)?

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    Comment #46738642

    Scouts.yutori.com

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    Comment #44170100

    Let’s see the evals

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    Comment #44169154

    But Bob isn’t getting better every 6 months

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    Comment #43706925

    Cool (and congrats on the demo)! Sounds like a promising approach. I work on browser use agents and one of the most difficult problems now is bot detection. Curious if you know how…

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    Comment #42293414

    Can you say more about your product plans? It looks like this is directly competing with Browserbase — how will you differentiate? Looking forward to seeing how the product and com…

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    Comment #30798617

    I loved your style. Different strokes for different folks, I guess.

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    Comment #30101608

    The blog was making $30k profit and got acquired for $1m? Doesn't that seem super low? Obviously this type of exit wouldn't have VC-startup multiples, but still.

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    Comment #29901542

    As luhn said, it’s more about a standard data format than a db choice. If every client has to figure out what schema a website uses for a recipe, let’s say, then Web 3.0 is still u…

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    Comment #29685592

    I think 1) will probably never get "solved," but that's ok. I don't think the vision of DAOs replacing traditional companies will ever materialize, for example. It's just too ineff…

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    Ask HN: Aren't NFTs sort of centrally controlled?

    If the content of NFTs is hosted externally (say, on IPFS) and is controlled by a central authority, doesn't that make the "owner" of the NFT forever subject to the whim of the hos…

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    Comment #28400596

    I mean, they pay for it via salaries, and the people who lose money in the market also pay them.

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    Comment #28276173

    Any pointers to projects doing/enabling microtransactions in crypto?

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    Comment #28224426

    What law is that?

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    Comment #27676057

    Rationality really only makes sense in relation to goals, as far as I can see. If your goal is to meet your basic needs, then it’s irrational to work all day. If your goal is marke…

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    Comment #27556751

    > “Nobody is confusing the act for the real person except the young and naive.” Aren’t many people (most?) who use social media young and naive?

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    Comment #27252292

    I may have missed it but I didn't see anywhere that Retool is paying for a subscription. Even if they are, I'm not sure that entitles them to free use of the Fakercloud CDN.

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    Comment #27223707

    Lovely fonts! Don't have anything very constructive to say, just that the site looks super crisp and clean. Congrats on your launch, and good luck:)

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    Comment #27127500

    Who said he was informed?

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    Comment #27007783

    Absolutely. Bumble is my go-to example for this sort of business. Essentially a clone of Tinder with one small (but clearly important) change.