zarekr

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by zarekr 1y ago
Crafting software is a trade, not a profession. I say this without disrespecting either, because I do both myself (qualified lawyer, software dev) A profession at the very least has a central governing body that is regulated and hands out c
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by zarekr 1y ago
Typst is really good for this. The syntax takes a little bit of getting used to but on the whole I’ve had a lot of success producing contracts and other legal documents with it. I tend to assemble the input files using a templating engine a
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by zarekr 2y ago
I had a client doing this in 2016. It was ancillary to their main business which was matching movers with homeowners. They eventually pivoted into an insurtech offering using computer vision models to do what you’re suggesting, collecting t
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by zarekr 2y ago
This is a way to run open source models locally. You need the right hardware but it is a very efficient way to experiment with the newest models, fine tuning etc. ChatGPT uses massive model which are not practical to run on your own hard
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Llama.cpp guide – Running LLMs locally on any hardware, from scratch(steelph0enix.github.io)
368 points by zarekr 2y ago|87 comments
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by zarekr 2y ago
I was a lawyer advising startups. The biggest issue with platforms that try to connect the two groups is that it becomes a race to the bottom. Startups using services like the one you are proposing typically base their decision on who to us
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by zarekr 2y ago
There is no decent solution in Python and I’ve had the same experience with HTML as you, even using Weasyprint (which is the most popular solution for this). Instead I have been using typst (the rust based CLI). There is a Python library th
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by zarekr 3y ago
Cap table info should be considered confidential information that is the property of the company and protected in the same way. I don’t really understand how this “privacy agreement” would apply or be enforced or even who the parties to it
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by zarekr 4y ago
The most effective terms of service need to deal with the specifics of what your business does - in other words, the core domain. In the context of a typical startup, terms of service are essentially contracts between your business and you
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London Meetup tonight (8 Sept) postponed
27 points by zarekr 4y ago|4 comments