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romeros
2y ago
I got 1 paying customer. I already built it. But I have to revamp it.
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Ask HN: ADHD and Entrepreneurship
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romeros
2y ago
by profiting from another person's work.
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romeros
2y ago
Facing adversity when one is young is important. Elon Musk faced it a lot and so did Arnold Schwarzenegger. Both of them credit it for building resilience in them. But again it will back fire if there is too much adversity / trauma. In
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romeros
2y ago
thats just cope. I stopped using stackoverflow because I get everything from chatpgt/claude. Just a case of having better tech. Sure the mods were arseholes etc.. but before gpt never minded using it .
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romeros
2y ago
Reality #1: Universal Basic Income (UBI) will empower people to break free from the grind of work. They'll have the freedom to start innovative companies, create art, make music, learn to dance, and generally enjoy happier, less stress
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romeros
2y ago
is it better than Claude?
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romeros
2y ago
The intuition is pretty spot on though. We don't need to get to AGI. Just making progress along the way to AGI can do plenty of damage. 1. AI-driven medical procedures: Healthcare Cost = $0. 2. Access to world class education: Cost of
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2y ago
Does it solve my problem? Yes? Shut up and take my money! ~ Sincerely, a customer.
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2y ago
Google is risk-averse. There is no real incentive for its management to be aggressive. Even with the Gemini AI, they only acted after being pushed around by OpenAI. You need someone ruthless and aggressive at the top, like Travis Kalanick,
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2y ago
For some reason I felt Claude was Yahoo to ChatGPT's Google in the initial days. It just felt like ChatGPT had an insurmountable moat. I played with Claude and it is just insanely superior compared to ChatGpt as of now. Someone on HN c
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2y ago
ChatGPT is like Google now. It is the default. Even if Claude becomes as good as ChatGPT or even slightly better it won't make me switch. It has to be like a lot better. Way better. It feels like ChatGPT won the time to market war alre
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yup.. and thats good for the consumers as well because they don't have to worry about their private data sitting on open ai servers.
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romeros
2y ago
AI can create creative regional works. Anything a human being can create an AI can too.
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2y ago
Similar to the self checkout process at Walmart/HEB etc. One person will be there for any issues and will intervene minimally.
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romeros
2y ago
Not really. AI overview is a natural progression. It is pretty accurate. The hallucinations have decreased significantly over the past year. Most people won't mind this.
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It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it. ~ U. Sinclair A significant problem is the subconscious defense mechanism or bias that compels us to conclude that AI has various shor
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2y ago
It's challenging when dealing with millions of dollars. $5 million is a substantial amount, and a 37% capital gains tax would reduce it to approximately $3 million. Essentially, you would lose $2 million to taxes. $5m is life changing.
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2y ago
It leaves a bad taste in the mouth, doesn't it? Why haven't they taken action until now? People aren't children to be appeased by such gestures.
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romeros
2y ago
AI is not a bubble. Anymore than iphone / the internet was a bubble.
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2y ago
If you park in the Mission District, chances are someone’s gonna smash your window and grab your stuff. Calling the cops? Eh, don’t expect much. They show up late or not at all, and even if they catch someone, they're out again fast. S
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2y ago
Sympathetic Public == Lax Pro Criminal Laws == Catch and Release == No consequence for Criminals == Repeat Offenders == More Victims If you commit crime you do the time. After getting released if you commit crime you should do exponentially
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The police are only as competent as the laws are. If the criminals know that they will be released the same day with no consequences then there is no point in catching them.
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I don't think Caroline is a bad person. She was brilliant smart and focused on academics etc. She got pulled into this mess during the crypto mania phase.
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because everybody is shit scared of the implications of it being good enough to replace them. This is just a protective defense mechanism because it threatens the status quo upon which entire careers have been built. "It is difficult t
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This brings an interesting dilemma. Google could try the Kagi approach. If you're sitting in the CEO chair at Google, you're looking at a tough decision. Google Search isn't just another product; it's the heart of the bu
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2y ago
Yes, but the VCs trust you to a large extent and they can't delve into the nitty-gritty of daily operations. If they do they will develop a bad reputation. Your boss's job is to oversee the minutiae of your day-to-day activities.
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romeros
3y ago
just use ChatGPT . >> Entrepreneurs are often characterized by their willingness to take risks. This trait is considered fundamental to entrepreneurship because starting and running a business involves navigating uncertainty and makin
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romeros
3y ago
It could also be a personality type. Most Entrepreneurs are eager to take risks. Some have ADHD/Dyslexia and many others just have the personality. Doesn't have to mean Bipolar Disorder. Edited BPD to Bipolar
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3y ago
I think pg said it best in one of his tweets/essays ?? not sure. Essentially starting a startup is super hard. You can't just chill/half ass and still do well even if you had already succeeded before.
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