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twosdai

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About twosdai

YC S22

Social stuff: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-wasserlauf-b12681101/

Email: daniel.wasserlauf@gmail.com

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    Comment #49246938

    Byok or monetize it. Seems like a great game. :)

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    Comment #49211378

    Both? I don't think error bars and waiting to release data until more accurate are mutually exclusive.

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    Comment #49174826

    I thought about this as well. The dsytopian world I think will exist in the future where the Waymo is priced higher and people will want to take it more, over a cheaper Uber. Preci…

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    Comment #49147201

    I thought the same thing.

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    Comment #49098515

    This article to me also implies that there are some potential issues with large Spec based development flows, which I haven't been able to pin down lately. Specifically, having age…

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    Comment #49049883

    I agree. I am not sure why they dont "just" wait until all the releases are ready before publishing and give a 14 day "deadline to publish" instead of a potential security vulnerab…

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    Comment #49039170

    Isn't this the paid version of the JDK? EDIT: I should actually click the link, not just read the title. Rip.

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    Comment #49000513

    While cool, whenever I see AI being used to do work that is to me, creative and fulfilling. I think of the quote: "I love that AI has taken all the creative and art jobs, so that w…

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    Comment #48970418

    I appreciate your openness in stating upfront about the providence of the information here and applaud it. However I have a pressing question, why should anyone trust this. I under…

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    Comment #48907905

    Ny also for as long as I've been here, does not try to have first mover advantage. The state really does usually show up second or third to the party. So to speak.

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    Comment #48862744

    If you're talking about the YC batch. I think in all cases they force the founders to leave their job as a condition of acceptance and during the batch initially founders are force…

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    Comment #48851954

    What major edge cases have you found so far for the browser scraping method, its really complex like dealing with Auth, or pages that use pop ups, content blockers . etc...

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    Comment #48851922

    Its literally called hackernews. They're talking about a bug they noticed and wanted to confirm if other people know about it.

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    Comment #48851026

    Github's email integration with security is not great. I found some bugs with management of repo's and email security and I would not be surprised if this is a bug that they have.

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    Comment #48849410

    Are you using residential proxies? How do you handle websites that don't want to be scraped. EG if I start passing in Linkedin pages what is your expectation of the result that peo…

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    Comment #48837119

    It seems to me that building a native platform directly on top of claude to truly achieve this goal: --- > When we released the Claude Code Plugin for EventSourcingDB at Easter, we…

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    Comment #48832924

    Yeah on one hand phones are great security mechanisms and connectivity tools. Arguments against the physical phone itself and its base hardware functionality, like cameras, phone c…

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    Comment #48832540

    This feels like Heorku MK II, which is not a bad thing. Interesting to see where it goes.

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    Comment #48824666

    This sounds interesting, I am really naive. I don't code in C#, is there an analogy for other programming languages, like GO, or Python or Typescript? Like are you prompting like: …

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    Comment #48819070

    I think this article takes some assumptions for granted: 1. AI will get better, and at a price point that makes sense for businesses to operate on. 2. "Managers" (non-technical use…

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    Comment #48809246

    I would say the purposeless capture of information is the correct counter argument here. Specifically, even if a county hired all those officers and did what you suggest if there i…

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    Comment #48808702

    Founding a company, or just working on any project with a very small team (Less than 5 people) has all of the same issues the author wrote about here. At least they did for me. I r…

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    Comment #48576608

    If they AI would respond with what you just wrote, instead of "Done..." the world would be trending in a good direction.

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    Comment #48572356

    You could consider making your hobby project to get a local AI stack up and working. Open source models are not as good as claude, or GPT. But they don't need to be to fulfill usef…

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    Comment #48542592

    Thanks so much. Its really clean now, I like your site a lot. Its a great form of internet art. :) If you end up getting some spam or whatever, you can make people login in the fut…