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jamescham

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About jamescham

VC at Bloomberg Beta

Recent public activity

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    Comment #41908227

    Pete Warden and team just published a paper on Moonshine, their speech to text model. Key features include: - 1.7x overall speed boost compared to Whisper - Flexible-sized input wi…

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    Comment #35192110

    How is this not getting any news?

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    Comment #34674309

    The actual interview is kind of amazing. https://twitter.com/priyadclemens/status/1621229630765125639...

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    Comment #34565151

    This is a great point! (And kind of terrifying.)

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    Ask HN: Is there a way to follow people on Hacker News?

    I'm sure there's a way to do it but I haven't figured it out.

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    Comment #32792713

    “Some good companies this year”—observations from my friend Joshua.

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    Comment #24034774

    This is exactly right—we now live in a world in which most jobs are knowledge work, and we should look to those who are the most productive (and lazy) knowledge workers: software d…

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    Comment #23332726

    My understanding is that Google’s big advantage is that they’ve collected so much good, annotated voice data.

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    Comment #23332717

    Yeah. I’m convinced the current model is just too confusing. But I really wish there were new interaction patterns that took advantage of low latency speech recognition...

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    Comment #23332692

    Oh! Good to know!

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    Comment #5388289

    ardit33 is right. My experience is that most successful startups are so hungry for talent that they really don't care where you come from or who you know.

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    Comment #3368630

    I often uninstall apps based on how the UI looks.

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    Comment #3086532

    Disappointed that I got 86/100 but this reminds me of sitting in front of a Mac in college obsessively adjusting the distance between Y and o.