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legohorizons
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Comment #46446762
Do you have contact information? Would like to discuss sponsoring further work and embedding here.
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Comment #43367477
Thanks for doing this Peter! I'm the founder of an early-stage company seeking to establish an office in Phoenix, Arizona. My situation has specific immigration complexities I hope…
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Comment #42775796
As an employer of those under TPS how would you plan for Trump possibly overturning TPS protections under his admin? Anything we can do to prepare?
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Comment #41381453
This is awesome! Is this using Omni? Would love to see this for more topics, like products people are working on
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Comment #41341454
Thats a good tip. I guess the question that brings up is solving the problem of discovering those communities that are still alive and thriving out there.
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What is the modern equivalent of Google Groups?
hey everyone, been thinking a lot about where all the good convos are happening these days. like, im pretty young and grew up on reddit/twitter for programming stuff, but now im tr…
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Comment #41323117
what would you say are pros/cons vs. supabase?
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Comment #35704598
yea, AI Dungeon is OK but would love to see more here. Have some workarounds for memory if you are using langchain and happy to share. Feel free to shoot me a message on Discord ge…
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Comment #35704227
How did you prompt the NPCs to maintain character consistency across time in a large conversation / how are you handling memory? Super cool! Would love to see an OSS implementation…
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Comment #22556708
Hi - I emailed andrew at denta dot co We could use this. We have lots of carriers and this could make life much easier.
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Comment #21388602
MBAs are getting underrated in the startup sphere. It's better if you are rich, but certainly valuable. The HBS/GSB/Wharton network alone is worth it. But yes, the opportunity cost…
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Comment #21387966
Most successful businesses in the U.S. are not technology companies at all, they just solve problems in creative ways. Look at someone like Wayne Huizenga who started AutoNation, B…
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Comment #21383488
Isn't this the space that Plaid is taking the lead in? What other opportunities are there in the banking API system aside from what Plaid is doing/won't do in the near future? Plai…
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Comment #21379180
Yeah Stripe was the pioneer in this space. Truepill is an API for pharmacies that is doing seriously well and is under-hyped. The API-ification of things is a serious boon for deve…
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Comment #21378704
In a world where consumer spend is going to be shrinking amidst an upcoming downturn and consumer CAC going through the rough "vertical enterprise software" is going to be the next…
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Comment #18983898
The glasses industry is so structurally bundled and unsound that a disruptor like Warby Parker was able to come in and build a billion dollar business in a matter of years. Hearing…
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Comment #17022189
What exactly is the pain with international payrolls? I don’t quite understand..
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Comment #16805834
Hey Mark - who do this in CA and not in DE? Also, a lot of students I know would be interested in learning more about bookandledger - do you have 40 minutes to give a talk about th…
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Comment #13873427
Following
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Comment #12424615
Would love to get involved!!!
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Comment #12091540
Jared can finally have his apartment back!
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