dragostudor

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Seeking Co-Founder for YC – Industrial LLMs
3 points by dragostudor 3y ago|1 comments
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by dragostudor 4y ago
The site is crap, but the advice is spot on
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by dragostudor 4y ago
And crypto sites seem "reliable". Doesn't matter what it "seems", but what it is. Watch the dude on youtube.
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by dragostudor 4y ago
Of course. Better selection of people you invest in. Refinement and understanding of self. Follow https://understandingrelationships.com/life-coaching-service... - read free book 10-20 times :) Read 'No more Mr. Nice G
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by dragostudor 4y ago
That's what I observed as well. Finding that generic but valuable use-case is quite tough. Selling it is on a totally different level. The impact it can have should be well worth it though
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by dragostudor 4y ago
Working on https://superhero.re/ - smarter tracking and management of equipment failures. What are you up to?
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by dragostudor 4y ago
Interesting, that is my experience at Pfizer as well, where I lead projects end-to-end, from problem discovery to solution deployment and I pretty much did everything, from talking to coding
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What manufacturing use-cases are you working on?
6 points by dragostudor 4y ago|4 comments
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What are some unsolved energy-related challenges?
1 points by dragostudor 4y ago|0 comments
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by dragostudor 4y ago
Are you working on these? Got any links?
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by dragostudor 4y ago
What is stopping such projects from scaling? Are the economics not there yet?
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by dragostudor 4y ago
sounds awesome, have been working on several such project as well. would be great to share experiences
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by dragostudor 4y ago
If you're working on any of these, it would be great to chat
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by dragostudor 4y ago
Fascinating, would be great to chat about your thoughts on the future of the space
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by dragostudor 4y ago
Would love to find out more about the lessons that you've learned in the process
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by dragostudor 4y ago
Fewer and fewer people are interested in manufacturing jobs, especially the less glamorous ones. Large manufacturers are having a hard time using analytics and more advanced systems because of qualified labour shortages. I've spoken to
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by dragostudor 4y ago
*hundred billion dollar companies with a manufacturing component :)
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by dragostudor 4y ago
I've started looking into CO2e reduction techniques as well. Would be great to discuss. Working with a client in the food space who is doing this just to learn more
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by dragostudor 4y ago
On-site visits, or contract work on the shop floor should be a good way in. Alternatively pro-bono work, part time or longer.
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by dragostudor 4y ago
Tracking stuff is hard. I wonder why QR codes won't work in this case, or something similar, or super basic otherwise / stickers or codes at first. Might be more annoying to generate and maintain them initially. CV could work real
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by dragostudor 4y ago
Spot on, many of these challenges are common across the board - from my father's plant to Pfizer and others I got the chance to work with. There is however a massive talent gap when it comes to high quality software / ML people in
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by dragostudor 4y ago
Many companies store huge amounts of documents, but every team does it in its own way. One template can quickly result in thousands of variations. If robust documentation principles are not used from the very beginning (checklists / re
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by dragostudor 4y ago
Definitely, transfer can only happen when knowledge is organised and understandable by a variety of stakeholders, with different backgrounds (education, languages spoken, years of expertise)
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by dragostudor 4y ago
My thoughts exactly. Knowledge transfer in manufacturing / industrial environments is something that I'm working on. - Language models / NLP applications for processing large amount of technical text data (SOP, documentation,
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by dragostudor 5y ago
[EU/UK/US] Building platform where hardware startups/integrators can build and scale their supply chains, on-demand, and go from prototyping to mass production in days. Looking for the crazy ones who are hungry and top of the
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Help me learn about strategic sourcing / procurement in your industry
1 points by dragostudor 5y ago|0 comments
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by dragostudor 6y ago
It is important to work with someone that you can trust. Someone that can push through hell together with you and not abandon everything at the smallest bump. It takes a strong character, ambition and sense of urgency. When it comes to non-
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by dragostudor 6y ago
There is a difference between revenue and transactional value! In the industry it seems that the revenue rate is ~10%. We can look at HomeAway for example - acquired by Expedia in 2015, for 3.8bn, 2014 revenues were ~$446.8m ( https:/&
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by dragostudor 7y ago
Sounds interesting! could you share some metrics related to the performance of your model / explained variance / adjusted R^2? Do you have sufficient airlines who have a tendency to drop prices instead of steadily increasing them
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by dragostudor 7y ago
London | UK Looking for great people to collaborate with. Currently into nutrigenomics and healthcare. Developing a deep learning model which 99% faster, 99% cheaper and more accurate at identifying skin conditions as compared to a dermatol

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