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by gimili 2mo ago
I love the word "meat proxy" :) For me what matters most is whether the person understood the core of the thing they are forwarding. Usually a wall of text is contraindicative of that. I want my team to be able to write the core
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Why Hardware Engineering is the next target for Agents(assistedeverything.substack.com)
2 points by gimili 2mo ago|0 comments
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by gimili 3mo ago
Thinking about a similar question, I've tried to come up with this framework: https://assistedeverything.substack.com/p/ai-bowtie Maybe it helps in your interviews. I think you will find that both AI-pilled as wel
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How Much AI Should Your Team Use? A Manager's Guide(assistedeverything.substack.com)
3 points by gimili 3mo ago|0 comments
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How much AI should my team use? A framework for managers(assistedeverything.substack.com)
3 points by gimili 4mo ago|0 comments
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by gimili 3y ago
I don't think (a) is a pure UI thing. Think of the difference of using a single-user application to e.g. make mockups for websites or a collaborative environment like figma, in which you happen to also be able to have AI collaborate wi
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by gimili 3y ago
I think it is more complex than the author thinks. There are clearly defensible aspects for ai startups. Specifically I think these are: a) in-context and collaborative features (since working alone with ai through a chat box is unlikely th
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by gimili 3y ago
I like the calculation; makes things more clear. However, to your last point: You are saying that nuclear power plants then are insured to risk. Can you point me in your sources to the place where it is shown how nuclear power plant opera
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What makes a good AI co-pilot?(assistedeverything.substack.com)
3 points by gimili 3y ago|0 comments
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by gimili 3y ago
Not a hardware startup per-se, but we are ex-satellite engineers who out if frustration with available tooling have developed the engineering software every hardware engineer deserves: https://www.valispace.com Also just release
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Show HN: Design your own hardware product starting with a single LLM prompt(valispace.com)
1 points by gimili 3y ago|0 comments
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Generate Hardware System Designs with a single prompt(valispace.com)
3 points by gimili 3y ago|1 comments
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by gimili 3y ago
We're taking a shot at hardware engineering: www.valispace.com/ai/ And I see similar things happening for major fields such as education, law, art, software development, management, etc. Here I looked into a few examples of
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Which kinds of GPT startups will thrive?(assistedeverything.substack.com)
110 points by gimili 3y ago|84 comments
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by gimili 3y ago
For 6 years I had a long distance relationship between Peru and Germany. When you are in different timezones it can actually be nice to fall asleep with the other person "close" to you; so we kept Skype running while one of us wen
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by gimili 3y ago
We're integrating GPT3/4 functionalities into our hardware engineering SAAS: https://www.valispace.com/ai/ It mainly helps with 2 things: - allowing engineers to develop their products much faster (especially
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The “Three-Hills” Model for Evaluating GPT Startups(assistedeverything.substack.com)
2 points by gimili 3y ago|0 comments
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by gimili 4y ago
I found it interesting that there start to be best-practices for professors and teachers on how to deal with ChatGPT in a class room [1]. One I really liked a lot: >And if you don't trust the AI to output correct content, teach your
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by gimili 4y ago
In my opinion what we are seeing is the age of "Assisted Everything" [1]. I am very certain that in 2 years' time no white-collar job will be performed anymore alone in front of a PC. You will always collaborate with an assis
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by gimili 4y ago
Lots of usecases actually need creative "hallucinations" where they are valuable. Even e.g. to develop hardware such as planes and cars: https://assistedeverything.substack.com/p/todays-ai-sucks-at...
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by gimili 4y ago
We're exploring Hardware Design with GPT: https://assistedeverything.substack.com/p/todays-ai-sucks-at...
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The Age of “Assisted Everything”(assistedeverything.substack.com)
3 points by gimili 4y ago|0 comments
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Today’s AI sucks at math, but developing planes with it is still a good idea(assistedeverything.substack.com)
2 points by gimili 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What is the best whiteboard setup for the hybrid workplace?
3 points by gimili 5y ago|2 comments
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by gimili 6y ago
Founder of Valispace here (we made WTFormula). We'd be happy to hear from you if you find our digital cheat sheet useful and how we could improve it!
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Show HN: WTF - A smart engineering cheat-sheet(whatsthatformula.com)
27 points by gimili 6y ago|4 comments
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Valispace “GitHub for Hardware” empowers engineers in the fight against Covid-19(techcrunch.com)
6 points by gimili 6y ago|0 comments
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by gimili 8y ago
Great work; this looks awesome. I am wondering what products would look like, if hardware engineers applied this to the modeling of future products. At my startup valispace.com for now we only allow for a simple propagation of worst-case
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by gimili 9y ago
Offtopic question: anybody knows what kind of software they might have used to build their slides? Some of the animations are really neat.
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by gimili 9y ago
Valispace | WebDeveloper | Lisbon, Portugal, Europe | ONSITE tl;dr - Product: Github for Hardware - Stack: Django, Django Channels, Python, Bootstrap, jQuery - Team: small, growing, technical founders, fast-paced - Customers: AIRB

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