felixdoerp

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We Must Pace the Frontier(twitter.com)
2 points by felixdoerp 5d ago|0 comments
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by felixdoerp 1mo ago
I think this is a pretty big moment. If this holds (cautious since this company also has a vested interest) it could mean that we see similar dynamics that we saw in LLM / GPT stuff
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Find free camping and cabin spots all over the world(getcabinfever.com)
2 points by felixdoerp 1mo ago|0 comments
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Becoming a Research Engineer at a Big LLM Lab(maxmynter.com)
55 points by felixdoerp 2mo ago|21 comments
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Slop Clogs Open Channels(doerpmund.com)
1 points by felixdoerp 2mo ago|0 comments
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Get notified about open slots at campgrounds / huts / cabins all over the world(getcabinfever.com)
1 points by felixdoerp 2mo ago|0 comments
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
I am glad to hear! :)
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
for new sign ups that would indeed make it difficult. The tool checks what senders have sent you transactional looking emails and puts them on a whitelist. if you sign up to a new service you would have to look into your archive for the sig
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
you can pay what you want for the service, including 0 dollars for a lifetime access :)
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
that is what I was thinking
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
I basically saw a lot of people complaining about it on LinkedIn and Reddit - spam filters seem to be struggling. And I also just thought this would be an interesting idea to play around with.
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
pretty much this. The idea is that putting work / resources behind the sent message translates into more relevant messages getting into the owner's inbox.
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
super interesting - did not know!
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
100%! AFAIK apple is working on a pre-screening for unknown callers for the same reason. And it would be interesting to explore if pay to call / captcha to call would be feasible :)
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
this sounds really similar to how the tool works and processes emails, too. Would you feel this would be more helpful if the tool just silently manages the emails and does not send any replies to the original sender then?
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
good point! will adjust :)
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
valid point and for personal inboxes I would also not think this makes a lot of sense. Yet, for many businesses or people in these businesses, the amount of inbound is just not manageable at this point.
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
this could also be an option, yes!
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
also very valid. Currently updating this to a pay-what-you-want lifetime purchase, where 0 is also a valid price?
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
valid point. I feel for many people the amount of inbound is just not bearable anymore with ai. Yet these people cannot close their account, either. This is basically an idea to increase the inbound friction for exactly these people. do you
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Show HN: Make senders work to get into your inbox(captchainbox.com)
44 points by felixdoerp 2mo ago|68 comments
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The Death of Open Channels(doerpmund.com)
2 points by felixdoerp 2mo ago|0 comments
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A Stargate for Data(willdepue.substack.com)
4 points by felixdoerp 2mo ago|0 comments
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
yeah I think this is for sure the issue that I currently do not have a solution for. for those emails I would (currently) need to rely on the user to check their archive if they specifically wait for a password reset, for example.
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by felixdoerp 2mo ago
Yeah I feel right now captchas can do a decent job of providing some friction, also captcha providers work on upping their game. the pay-to-deliver is what I see as the ultimate show that this message should be relevant.
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Show HN: Captchainbox – make senders work to get into your inbox(captchainbox.com)
6 points by felixdoerp 2mo ago|5 comments
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Venice AI becomes a unicorn with its privacy-first AI platform takes off(techcrunch.com)
3 points by felixdoerp 2mo ago|0 comments
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Who Survives Europe's Energy Crisis?(themerchantsnews.substack.com)
9 points by felixdoerp 2mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Plan your multi-day hut hikes in the alps(getcabinfever.com)
3 points by felixdoerp 3mo ago|0 comments
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ECTC 2026 Roundup, Intel, TSMC, SK Hynix, Samsung, Micron, Marvell, Lightmatter(newsletter.semianalysis.com)
3 points by felixdoerp 3mo ago|0 comments

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