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by pbrum 14d ago
Don't know if you're referring to the headline or the body (which is paywalled). The current headline reads "OpenAI says it has overtaken Anthropic with its latest AI model". Which makes me wonder whether FT itself chang
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by pbrum 25d ago
Silver Fox is a very vaguely defined Chinese cybercrime group of malware and actors...or are you referring to something else?
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by pbrum 27d ago
"it brings up painful memories of when Oreo Coke (actually good, unlike Coke Oreo)" Epic
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by pbrum 27d ago
The author is a superb writer. Actually made me lol: "I have a problem with artists doing commerce under the guise of art. I listen, I read, and I watch because I want to inhabit, even if just for a moment, the mind of another human. I
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by pbrum 1mo ago
Fantastic work by the compiler/author, and lovely work by all those developers and designers through the years. Great contribution to HN
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by pbrum 2mo ago
Awesome article. This being HN there must be a quibble right?: Missed opportunity to entitle it "Elevator Action"
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by pbrum 4mo ago
You cannot possibly be a full-time academic and your last name be "Papernot"!
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by pbrum 4mo ago
I was going to say this too. And since we're at it: does anyone know how many launch pads the Chinese private space companies have, combined?
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by pbrum 6mo ago
Not long ago I was looking at my favorite games of decades past. Unreal Tournament figured very prominently, made of course by Epic. So I wondered: why did they stop making Unreal games? I looked at their game chronology. On one hand, they
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by pbrum 7mo ago
Update: Microsoft has taken the page down. But posterity being what it is... https://archive.is/D9vEN
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by pbrum 9mo ago
Loved the anecdote, very nicely CRAFTED
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by pbrum 10mo ago
I resolutely approve of this comment. Bravo.
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by pbrum 10mo ago
This is key
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by pbrum 10mo ago
We are close to landing our first customer - an enterprise-level one at that! We're Geneva Business Messaging, a tool to centralize, persist, and if necessary escalate critical interactions between large companies and their partners. F
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by pbrum 1y ago
Got a little something to say here because my startup is all about this. Worked at 2 $100b market cap enterprises and saw a lot of friction specifically in B2B. For internal collaboration Slack/Teams is pretty much consolidated, but fo
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by pbrum 1y ago
I found your comment very moving. Thank you for sharing that remarkable portrait of your father
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by pbrum 1y ago
I've always wondered about those grimy palm reading or fortune telling shops you'll find across major streets in Manhattan or New York. How are they making rent, even during the retail apocalypse?
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by pbrum 1y ago
What if superintelligence isn't even a thing? I was watching an interview with a Chinese-American specialist the other day (I'm sure it's been shared here on HN at some point) and she explained in the Chinese AI community the
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by pbrum 1y ago
Seconded
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by pbrum 1y ago
Great comment - it reminded me of Seveneves
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by pbrum 1y ago
This stuff is hard. Today was the first time my little startup started sending out little videos of demo features to the group of about 20+ people (all friends/family/close colleagues) I'd interviewed in round 1 of customer w
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by pbrum 1y ago
My team and I are building a web app that enables any business to chat with any other business in any language. Details: It's B2B only - can't register with a free email provider, gotta own a real domain -Therefore identities are
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by pbrum 1y ago
My company is building something in the messaging/comms space, but focused on B2B rather than internal team chat like Slack/Teams. Seeing all the dislike for those two makes me wonder if we should enable intra-team messaging as a
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by pbrum 1y ago
A tool to address friction in B2B interactions (mostly between large companies) I've seen in my career. Main innovations are in comms and contract management. Leaning in on some hardcore dev talent in the team for the stack: there&#x27
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by pbrum 2y ago
Very valuable, thanks for posting. The author understandably leaves out the dollar figures (even approximations) for what that exist looked like, but the tone suggests it's above decent. The concrete advice for startups requiring cold
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by pbrum 2y ago
Thank you (and the whole team of course) for creating something so amazing
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by pbrum 2y ago
Fantastic, inspiring post. Congratulations x 200!
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by pbrum 2y ago
The story is great on its own, but that ending was absolutely magnificent
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by pbrum 2y ago
Don't mean to sound aggressive, but no professional organization worth its salt does systematic password sharing of any kind. Password sharing is almost always a security violation and, even if shared securely, can generate licensing c
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by pbrum 2y ago
First-time founder working on a B2B comms web app. Have had trouble locking down technical co-founder but recently made great inroads with a childhood friend of all people. If an MVP comes out of it, I'll post it here!

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