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naeemtee
4y ago
> Dr. Edelman distinguished between primary consciousness, which came first in evolution, and that humans share with other conscious animals, and higher order consciousness, which came to only humans with the acquisition of language. In
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Nobody reads AI generated content
(nat41.substack.com)
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5y ago
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Bootstrapping sucks
(nat41.substack.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
I got GPT-3 to take your story and complete it. It's slightly terrifying. ----------------------------- Short Story In the not-so-distant future, we’ve trained AI to predict the probability you might die on any given day. But it’s trai
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ContentFly (YC W21) Is Hiring Product Managers and Product Designers
(contentfly.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Pakhi means bird in Bangla. Bangladeshis also used to be Pakistani, so they're probably fine. ;)
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ContentFly (YC W21) Is Hiring a Head of Sales
(contentfly.homerun.co)
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6y ago
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6y ago
One thing that isn't captured nowadays is that a lot of what "couldn't scale" before - i.e manual work, the type of which you described - is now much more scalable due to how much easier it is to automate tasks at scale.
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6y ago
I'm impressed people keep making the "option not to use it" argument. Our lines of communication are monopolized. "Just don't use Facebook/Twitter/Amazon" is an irrelevant argument since there are no
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ContentFly (YC W21) Is Hiring for Engineering, Marketing and Success (Remote)
(contentfly.homerun.co)
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6y ago
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ContentFly (YC W21) Is Hiring Software Engineers (Remote)
(contentfly.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Short term economic damage is a) hard to measure and b) meaningless Sweden’s betting on long term recovery in light of second/third/etc waves. As much as it detracts from the catastrophic fear and loathing narrative, it has sound
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6y ago
YC is a crapshoot. We had the most impressive metrics in our interviewing class and killer recommendations and didn’t get in. The ones from our interview group that did were astoundingly dumb. There wasn’t a single successful entrepreneur a
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6y ago
Yes, except we’ve replaced beans and rags with Big Macs and Nikes “Essentials” is flawed in your argument. Americans in 1919 actually had to struggle to survive.
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6y ago
Obviously the context of the discussion is regarding the monopoly of political information by the FAANG. Why would software engineers at banks have any relevance here?
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6y ago
You would have to live in a ridiculous echo chamber to disagree on the political leaning of the industry based almost entirely in San Francisco
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6y ago
No, jacobush, the majority of people in the US will not die of obesity.
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Ask HN: What would your preferred stack be to build a BI tool?
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7y ago
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7y ago
So a rigorous 4 year degree in a highly technical engineering stream doesn’t make him an engineer, but the script kiddie high school dropout making crypto apps is? Give me a break. Tim Cook is more engineer than 90% of people who call thems
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Show HN: Hire a remote growth marketing intern for $3000/mo
(roamx.co)
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Show HN: Get paid to travel the world while learning digital marketing
(roamx.co)
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7y ago
Anyone know of any open source libraries that are even remotely close in quality/effectiveness as Grover AI?
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The Journey to Half a Million ARR in 6 Months
(contentfly.co)
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8y ago
He's from India. Statistically speaking, he might be right, although judging by the fact he dropped out of school he's probably in the upper echelons of society.
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8y ago
Tried something similar recently (contentfly.co) where we have writers set a minimum rate and the market anchors around that. It’s been pretty interesting.... the rates have gone up but not as high as we thought.
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8y ago
> "How to Win Friends and Influence People" is a must-read I'm sorry - this advice, and most of your comment, is bad advice. I struggled with social anxiety for 10 or 15 years before I "cured" myself, and advice
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8y ago
I've been fortunate in building a consultancy that's grown pretty quickly almost entirely based on this insight ( https://superwork.io ). We've helped some companies basically 2x just by dumping their existing SaaS-
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8y ago
We'll probably let the price hang eventually, but an open market would actually result in the writers getting paid less. Our biggest competitor pays writers 0.7c/word lol
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8y ago
Why is the alternative nightclubs and counter-strike though? Why not, getting a good nights sleep, reading books and lifting weights?
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The Moron's Guide to Growth Hacking
(blog.contentfly.co)
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