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POM: Prompt Object Model (SignalWire)
(github.com)
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1y ago
SignalWire is a client of mine. They shipped POM in April. We noticed that Microsoft released the POML (Prompt Orchestration Markup Language) yesterday. SignalWire's version complies to markdown or XML. The very close parallels may be
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Surprised not to see Bento on the consideration list. Maybe not (yet) well known, but gives Customer.io a run for its money and pricing is great.
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HubSpot's value to Google > Google's value to HubSpot
(twitter.com)
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The most interesting OpenAI/Apple deal would be GPT running on Apple Silicon
(twitter.com)
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The most interesting OpenAI/Apple deal would be running GPT on Apple Silicon
(twitter.com)
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2y ago
A "ChatGPT app designed by Apple" scenario would be the safest, simplest, and lowest-risk partnership for both companies. It would also be the least imaginative. The wilder, more interesting scenarios: - "SiriGPT" - GPT
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2y ago
Totally agree with you. The essay is less about the regulation and more about why Google needs HubSpot more than HubSpot needs Google.
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Google needs HubSpot more than HubSpot needs Google
(threadling.com)
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As generative AI matures, HubSpot’s “all-in-one” software for marketing, sales, and customer support has an opportunity to evolve into AI-powered flywheel that accelerates (and eventually automates) every aspect of a business’s relationship
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Ask HN: Could advanced M-Line chips ever substitute for Nvidia H100s?
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Nonzero: How to Make “Intractable” Social Problems Utterly Tractable
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It’s Not Facebook, but Our Victimhood, That Needs Breaking Up
(exponents.co)
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We Have Only Our Fearful Selves to Fear with Super-Intelligent AI
(medium.com)
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Gratitude for the woman who shattered my heart
(medium.com)
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What Wu-Tang Clan Teaches Us About Life and the Power of Myth
(medium.com)
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9y ago
Unrelated..except for the one small fact they they are all large scale social systems built on foundations of technologies and philosophies from the 18-20th centuries. And yes, crypto hype IS 100% in full effect and there is a plurality of
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9y ago
Nope! While your skepticism is totally reasonable, this is not a lead up to anything basic like a social network on the blockchain or any ICO/Coin pitch at all. That blockchain wind up was only a foreshadowing of another piece of conte
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9y ago
Chose to use this grammatically broken slang very consciously.
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I’d be lying if I said that reaching an audience and seeing my post generate (mostly) positive, thoughtful discussion didn’t feel good. But that feeling (for me, at least) is closer to gratitude and hopefulness than it is to ego gratificati
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I agree. There is a contradiction here. And I am nearly as uncomfortable with centralized publishing platforms as I am with mass scale behavior design for profit. And yet. I originally published on my own site and it didn’t get much tractio
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Me too. But you know what they say about the pen and the sword? Maybe we need to update the saying: “the keyboard and a content database can be mightier than the predator drone” ?
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If my writing makes it less likely that some would-be Facebook competitor can use mass-scale psychological manipulation to get an edge, I can live with that.
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Snap went from an incredible growth rate to a terrible growth rate because of a few simple (and sadly, quite common) strategic mistakes: 1. Underestimating the competition. Evan Spiegel clearly believed that Zuckerberg would never figure ou
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How Facebook Becomes a Multitool for Totalitarians (2014)
(techcrunch.com)
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Extremely well said. Yours is a more in depth and eloquent version of what I wrote in the first section of this essay: "This is an essay about go-to-market strategy and market development. It’s also an essay about company culture. Spec
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9y ago
Trying to understand why this is happening and deal with it
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Good question! I don't mean to say that Snap won't cross the chasm, just that it hasn't yet. If it had, its position against Facebook would have been strong enough that Facebook would not have been able to clone its core feat
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9y ago
Hey Steve! Love what you're doing with the bank APIs!
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Not being well-versed in such matters, I'd appreciate any insight you can offer into why the Nav hijacking happens and what I might do about it. I created the article using a WP plugin (Aesop Story Builder) which integrates with the WP
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