lionheart

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   by lionheart 3mo ago

   Not indefinitely but at least to the point where they’re smarter than humans.
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   by lionheart 3mo ago

   They’re discovering previously unknown mathematical theorems. How is that not new?
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   by lionheart 3mo ago

   I do. Just based on personal experience of using these tools for the last several years and how they’ve progressed.
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   by lionheart 3mo ago

   I think you’re right. And yet still.
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   by lionheart 3mo ago

   I just don't get it. How do you go from writing the kinds of future visions he has to staring at the singularity practically hitting you in the face and calling it "the world's money-losingest technology"? Is it because
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   Will Claude Code ruin our team?(justinjackson.ca)

   7 points by lionheart 6mo ago|0 comments
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   We're going to need a lot of solar panels(caseyhandmer.wordpress.com)

   823 points by lionheart 4y ago|808 comments
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   by lionheart 5y ago

   There’s a short story out there about a device that can actually do this and then let you stay in contact with your alternate self for a while to see how things turn out. Fascinating stuff.
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   by lionheart 5y ago

   It's definitely possible, but you have to do it in a sustainable way and not focus on the grind. I'm 34, have a 3 year old at home and my current startup hit product-market fit at pretty much the same time as my son was born. I wo
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    by lionheart 6y ago

    I feel like this is the popular sentiment these days but I don't fully agree. I've seen so many companies spend themselves to death and its easy to have it happen much faster than anybody in charge realizes. I've also seen co
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    by lionheart 6y ago

    Were there any correlations in this study between changes in severity of symptoms and therapies such as ABA?
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    by lionheart 7y ago

    So I'm confused, because according to https://caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2019/11/02/starlink-is-a-... "Based on the Starlink website, that all satellites will be deployed below 600km. In this case,
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    by lionheart 7y ago

    A startup I worked at used to have a crying room. So not just Jeff Bezos.
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    by lionheart 8y ago

    Trusted Insight | Full-Stack Web Developer | San Francisco or REMOTE (USA) | https://www.thetrustedinsight.com/ | Full Time or Part Time Trusted Insight is a well-funded startup building Fund Studio - a "CRM" for
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    by lionheart 8y ago

    Yep, that’s the one.
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    Ask HN: Any resources on doing customer interviews?

    4 points by lionheart 8y ago|3 comments
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    Soooooo... if people use their standard password on this you'll be able to login as them as soon as you get any personally identifiable info - like email or FB account, right?
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    We just added the dialpad, so you should be able to navigate phone trees as well now.
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    Thanks! I'm actually working on the dial pad right now so that should be updated in a day or two.
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    For now we've got Google's reCaptcha set up. We're also going to be implementing a way for recipients of the calls to control what they do and don't receive. After that we're going to have to watch the behavior patt
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    Oh yeah, definitely. In fact, I believe that dealing with fraud will be the #1 concern for this business aside from getting traction in the first place. Thats why even my prototype is protected using Google's reCaptcha. However, I also
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    So I don't want to "bash the competition" but these sites are exactly the problem I ran into when I tried to find a way to do this before building it myself. On the first one my calls just fail for no reason. And on the secon
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    Yeah, that's a good way to put it. Thanks!
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    Thanks for the advice! I'll look into those providers and see what I can set up. If I can get the costs down by an order of magnitude that would obviously be amazing. As for tracking the source of the caller, I'm not talking about
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    So first I have to grow this to some decent amount of usage where it even matters really planning out the long term. :) But, the current plan is to charge the businesses that want to receive calls from their international customers for trac
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    Honestly just ease of use. No fees. No ads. No account required. Nothing to download or install. Just go to the website, put in the phone number and call. From what I've experienced with my relatives overseas this is something that&#x2
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    Really? Your costs are as low as that? Who are you using for your provider?
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    This is through Twilio, although I'll probably have to expand it to other providers in the future to cover more countries. For starters though, I should be able to grow this from just the USA to 38 countries just through Twilio.
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    by lionheart 9y ago

    Hey all, I wanted to post my prototype here and get HN's feedback before submitting my YC application. This project came out of the combination of my work on web telephony from the last several years and the troubles that I've had
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    Show HN: Call anybody in the USA free through your browser(calltheusafree.com)

    8 points by lionheart 9y ago|29 comments