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Comment #40825377
Nope, this isn’t Downton Abbey. The further you go in competitive tennis, the tighter the community gets. Also, playing tennis and stringing rackets are two distinct skillsets. For…
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Comment #40753367
Sounds very similar to the Seagull manager, described as someone who "flew in, made a lot of noise, dumped on everyone from a great height, then flew out again, leaving others to d…
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Comment #40685921
I was curious too because reading from zero context, it sounded like a founder was in jail. Turns out "DJ OT" is their mascot, and the cartoon on the page makes a lot of sense. htt…
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Comment #40321479
I've definitely felt this problem! Web app development can feel like 'playing detective' and chasing down lines more than problem solving. I'd download right now but will it help d…
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Comment #40240691
Hey I just tried this out. Most of the content and features look "great" but the auto-generated crossword is a game changer. How come you don't mention this in the launch?
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Comment #40213968
GPT-2 was launched in 2019, followed by GPT-3 in 2020, and GPT-4 in 2023. RAG is necessary to bridge informational gaps in between long LLM release cycles.
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Comment #40060518
Whenever I was in a meeting with a former Apple employee who wanted to win quickly. Their next sentence always started with “when I was at Apple…” and ended with “Steve” yelling at…
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Comment #40047660
Thanks! I'm going to try this right now.
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Comment #40047657
This speaks a lot to me. If an integration was new, or I'd never managed resources before, or worked cross-org in any way, I'd just pick it up. I'd even do the PM's job of intervie…
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Comment #40046108
What's your advice to someone who lives this dynamic? I've experienced it, and felt it slowed down my career trajectory. I want to make a change in my story and will try my best to…
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Comment #40043921
I think I found myself in this situation believing it was "generally good." Both for me to learn more things, and for the company to succeed. Then I would be rewarded with promotio…
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Comment #39955186
I made a UI that allowed call center managers to search through historical transcripts by keyword. Previously they clicked through a table of chatlog popups and CTRL+F'd for hours.…
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Comment #39945677
The way I see it, the one who pays for the phone keeps it when both parties "part ways"
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Comment #39868566
Any recent books you suggest on "direct response marketing and copywriting"? I've tried to read "how to win friends and influence people" "ogilvy on advertising" "traction" but hav…
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Comment #39621747
I was curious about this article. How much of the AI hype was demoralizing to his perception of the company's future? Attempting to read between the lines, maybe he was down no mor…
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Comment #39392613
I'm sure you've heard AI is taking off. I can't help you bridge what I'm perceiving as lack of confidence. But if you know python + telecom, that's a valuable skillset at a few ent…
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Comment #39050513
Congrats on the launch! How does this compare to https://www.patronus.ai/ ? They seem to offer a very similar solution for getting on top of unpredictable LLM output
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Comment #38861082
I did 2200 miles last year and trained closer to 8min/mile. My half marathon time was ~1:27 or 6:41/mile pace on the San Francisco hilly course. I learned through pain that stackin…
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Comment #38809291
Just curious, why is rewind.ai falling short of this use case? I thought they looked at every file/photo
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Ask HN: How do you prioritize learning technical vs. soft skills?
As a customer-centric full-stack engineer, I've been working with AI product engineering teams for the past few years. I realized that being able to translate eng-speak to wider au…
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Comment #25675302
Great idea! I've bought pieces from galleries, storage containers, and artists direct and had this idea too. What art you buy says something about you. One thing is that art is a l…
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Comment #25594404
exceptionally well crafted macchiato. This phrase is just insanely well-crafted for making me crave coffee.
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