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mpdaugherty

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About mpdaugherty

Founder of Quill Meetings - personal, private productivity (https://quillmeetings.com)

Previously, launched Syndicates and lead Venture at AngelList. Hacker at heart.

https://github.com/mpdaugherty http://www.mpdaugherty.com

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    We do this at quillmeetings.com - the audio stays on your device and is transcribed by whisper. We also do speaker splitting and recognition with a combination of models. If you sh…

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    We did a lot of work at https://www.quillmeetings.com to build a diarization & speaker recognition pipeline that works locally on mac and windows. Basically, we can create embeddin…

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    AngelList - San Francisco, CA and New York, NY https://angel.co/angellist/jobs Engineers and Designers There's nowhere I'd rather work right now than AngelList - our motto in hirin…

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    AngelList - San Francisco, CA and New York, NY https://angel.co/angellist/jobs/97-engineer There's nowhere I'd rather work right now than AngelList - our motto in hiring is "Would …

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    Comment #6480109

    AngelList - San Francisco, CA We are a small team making a big impact. You can read about some of the work we've been doing recently here: http://techcrunch.com/tag/angellist/ Help…

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    Comment #6310511

    AngelList - San Francisco, CA We are a small team making a big impact. Naval and Nivi (and really, everyone on the team) have been involved with multiple startups and want to creat…

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    Comment #5641468

    AngelList - San Francisco, CA We are a small team making a big impact. Naval and Nivi (and really, everyone on the team) have been involved with multiple startups and want to creat…

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    Comment #5052764

    Thanks, Sean. I was using London so my results would be comparable to the parent's.

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    Comment #5046151

    True, that is quite good inside the GFW. As a comparison, I am in Beijing in an apartment from 2002, with a DSL connection that China Unicom sells as 4Mbps (the best I could buy he…

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    Looks like this is doing exactly what it's supposed to, then!

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    Comment #4760140

    I agree that it doesn't really sound like him, but the voice is far better than most Chinese computer voices that I've heard and is totally understandable. Seems like my years of l…

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    Comment #4591884

    This is definitely the relevant point when it comes to hiring programmers. FizzBuzz is already so close to pseudocode that if you had to write it more clearly, it wouldn't take any…

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    >> 2. It also helps to be cheerfully unembarrassed about taking the lead in organizing groups to do stuff. People are often secretly grateful to be able to follow someone else. The…

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    The book looks awesome, thanks a lot for the link! Just yesterday, I started teaching my co-founder how to code in python, and wanted to very quickly get to something useful to giv…

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    I actually started writing shorter lines of code once I got my large external monitor. I've found it's really convenient to set my editor to take up 50% of the screen vertically an…

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    Comment #4119683

    Having too many tabs open at one time can definitely hurt my concentration. I can remember multiple times in the last few weeks when I just wanted to look up some specific informat…

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    Comment #1941700

    Sounds like an awesome idea, and something Beijing could use. I'll definitely check it out.