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by suhail 11mo ago
gpt zero, which detects ai writing, thinks it’s 100% written by ai
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by suhail 1y ago
I actually asked Marc Andreessen this question a few years ago while making a browser. Me: “why did you decide to make links blue?” Marc: “I sure as hell wasn’t going to make them pink.” Me: “what about green?” Marc: “ew”
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Playground (YC S19) Is Hiring a Product Engineer (Remote)(playground.com)
1 points by suhail 3y ago
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Playground (YC S19) is hiring engineers to make an AI-first image editor(playground.com)
1 points by suhail 3y ago
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by suhail 4y ago
I re-did the course with this 2022 version. Highly recommend it :)
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by suhail 4y ago
Two factor was shipped a while ago. We'll work on SOC-2 later this year. Seems straightforward. I've done it before. We plan to relentlessly invest in security. I understand for some trusting us will not be enough and for others i
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by suhail 4y ago
Big announcements soon. We're delayed by the chip shortage and are expecting 34 huge servers to land around ~mid-July but they've been delayed since April. Right now we've only got 1/3 of our capacity available which isn
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Mighty (YC S19) is hiring software engineers to build a better browser(notion.so)
1 points by suhail 4y ago
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Mighty (YC S19) Is Hiring a MS Windows Engineer(notion.so)
1 points by suhail 4y ago
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Mighty (YC S19) Is Hiring a Windows Software Engineer(notion.so)
1 points by suhail 5y ago
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by suhail 5y ago
Answer from Marc Andreessen: https://twitter.com/pmarca/status/1481095915427577856?s=20
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Mighty (YC S19) is hiring engineers to make a faster browser(notion.so)
1 points by suhail 5y ago
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by suhail 5y ago
Congrats! It was a fun many years competing & excited to see the space validated in the public markets.
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by suhail 5y ago
> "Also, history tells us when companies say they wont be evil... they mean "not yet". It is a middle man power play pure and simple." That's factually incorrect that, that always happens and I am not sure why yo
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by suhail 5y ago
Fwiw, unlike the examples above, we have permission to your data (if you give it to us) but we don't own or control any of it. We don't store it elsewhere. We don't sell it to the highest bidder. We don't mine it for som
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by suhail 5y ago
Linux has low market share, Apple won't let you on non-Apple hardware, and Windows has high fees to license in that way. The only path is the browser and most desktop apps are web apps. Feel free to read my post that goes deeper about
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by suhail 5y ago
He might also be talking about many more ideas too: Dropbox, Boom, Lambda School, and another dozen ideas within YC that all seem surprisingly possible. You can criticize him for having skin in the game but you could equally commend him too
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by suhail 5y ago
Over 60% of the US population does growing every day.
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by suhail 5y ago
I am not sure if you read our website but a couple of comments: 1. We use GPUs and many vCPUs actually help with multi-processing since most browser tabs will peg a single CPU 2. A lot fortune 500 companies have adopted "browser isolat
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by suhail 5y ago
We did write something very similar: “Mighty does three things to protect your data: your data lives on our secure servers that are audited by 3rd party security firms, it has tight control in terms of who can access it, access is heavily a
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by suhail 5y ago
Most people want an experience where the underlying OS and the application (the browser) interoperate seamlessly versus having to tame two desktop experiences. The primary application people think is slow is their browser by a wide margin s
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by suhail 5y ago
Fwiw, we had 5 customers pay $30/mo in the last 12 hours who have been trying Mighty for a few weeks. Believe me, I was skeptical too. I remember sitting in a car driving back up from YC with Michael Siebel asking him: "Hey man,
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by suhail 5y ago
Mighty is: https://www.notion.so/Mighty-is-hiring-945d3168d3e34a37883ca... Software engineers anywhere in the U.S. or Canada. Mighty makes Chrome faster & use 10x less memory.
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Mighty (YC S19) is hiring engineers to make Google Chrome faster(notion.so)
1 points by suhail 6y ago
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by suhail 6y ago
Since the media likes to roll this way, I'll post the part Eric buried at the end: "I talked to Wennmachers for over an hour for this story on the condition that I wouldn’t quote her. She asked me to write that she strenuously dis
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by suhail 6y ago
It won’t. For users, it will simply make it harder to move to anything not owned by Google. If you can’t move bookmarks, passwords, extensions, history, it requires more effort for the user to switch. Not too mention, interop to sync on mob
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by suhail 6y ago
Buried in depths of their documentation? It’s also worked for years too. Google has docs that are completely outdated and neglected. Chrome Extension docs didn’t get updated for 5+ years until recently. Why put it in the console then? Why
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by suhail 6y ago
Worked for years. Even showed up in the GCP dashboard as having access. Had no idea it “private”. We just plugged in credentials from Google as per chromium build instructions. They knew we and others were using it because there are stats.
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by suhail 6y ago
I wrote one of the first OpenSocial wrappers so that making apps across various social networks was faster. Not all social networks perfectly supported the APIs as spec'd and had quirks: https://code.google.com/archive&
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Mighty (Faster Chrome Streamed from the Cloud) Is Hiring Engineers(docs.google.com)
1 points by suhail 6y ago

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