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by ziyadb 19d ago
The problem of handling recurring tasks predictably comes down to the probabilistic nature of LLMs, which are based on next-token prediction. I founded a company called Aide where our goal was to help support teams reliably deploy customer-
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by ziyadb 28d ago
I was surprised to read that Anthropic (and probably other data / model companies) are doing this and it's extremely disappointing, as working towards the benefit of humanity is not an exclusive right / domain of theirs but r
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by ziyadb 4y ago
shameless plug but that's exactly what we're building at Aide ( https://aide.app ), I would love to chat and see how we can potentially help if this is something you're interesting in learning more about or deployin
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by ziyadb 6y ago
would love to learn more about how you're using Freshdesk and the types of queries you're responding to! I'm building a customer support app that uses openAI's GPT3 to generate automated responses and it's been work
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by ziyadb 7y ago
The holy grail [ https://beepb00p.xyz/pkm-search.html#future ] of this really resonated with me and fully mirrors what I've been thinking about the past few months. In my observations, it's input capture, informatio
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by ziyadb 8y ago
You really need to let us try it out without having to sign up. Imagine how many users that think "oh, yet another img -> html/css tool, I wonder how questionably it works" and then get discouraged by having to take a chan
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by ziyadb 11y ago
Interesting research, in my opinion, this been long coming as the next phase in the evolution of computing and society in general. It's how tech is going change the world to the point of 24/7 always-on connectivity; once the tools
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by ziyadb 12y ago
Just to add my 2 cents. I'm based in Saudi Arabia, and considering the deserted climate and environment, there are literally no persistent water sources (aside from a few select wells that are over-exploited by bottled water manufactur
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by ziyadb 12y ago
I actually found the music and the video demo excellent! Great demo of your app. The music was especially beautiful, I even looked it up. It's Planet Love by DJ Quicksilver in case anyone else liked it. Don't let all these comment
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StackLead and Pain Point Resolution(buildingof.com)
16 points by ziyadb 12y ago|0 comments
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by ziyadb 12y ago
Sure Eric! Shoot me an email: ziyad at buildingof.com and let's do it :)
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by ziyadb 12y ago
After having a look and reading your interview with marketingstartups[1], it is quite an interesting idea. It strikes me as an evolved incarnation of Buzzfeed[2] in that the entirety of its content is user-generated, whereas this wasn'
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by ziyadb 12y ago
I'm working on a blog that is intended for aspiring founders to gain some inspiration and share their stories, http://buildingof.com Email me (in profile) if you have any ideas or would like to share your story.
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by ziyadb 12y ago
Hi Josh. I'm actually working on a book that is intended to provide you with the basic principles and how to actually build applications, which is something I've personally struggled with, considering the language-centricity of th
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Building of Weft and the Incremental Iteration of Products(buildingof.com)
12 points by ziyadb 12y ago|0 comments
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by ziyadb 12y ago
Thanks Jacques! That was a great & inspiring read. It's impressive to see how far you've come since then.
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by ziyadb 12y ago
This is correct.
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by ziyadb 12y ago
Should've probably clarified that on the website, it's a for-fun-and-interest project. The standard disclaimers apply, your email won't be sold into slavery or used for anything bad other than a weekly newsletter or something
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by ziyadb 12y ago
Good observation. I suppose that there's this expectation that one must achieve success first before a viable story is created. I think that we, as a community, need to change that. As personally, the stories, & anecdotes that I&#x
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by ziyadb 12y ago
I want to hear your story on how you built your startup. I'm working on a startup myself, and would like to learn & share lessons from various entrepreneurs on their venture experiences. I'm trying to get my startup off the gr
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Let's Hear It. The truth about how hard you've worked to get your startup going(buildingof.com)
19 points by ziyadb 12y ago|16 comments
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by ziyadb 13y ago
"That leaves us with the riddle that every software developer faces at some point: how best to make a UI simple enough to be intuitive for a consumer who wants a solid, fast browser that just works, and yet is customizable and extensib
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by ziyadb 13y ago
This could be something interesting. And while I'm not in SF nor aware of any events, if it's something you'd like to do either way I'm interested. My contact info is listed on my profile.
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by ziyadb 13y ago
Yes.
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by ziyadb 13y ago
That's is an interesting proposition. Especially considering that hosting is commoditized. Annotations and providing insights is the real value proposition in this case, so it might make more sense to offer that as a discrete service.
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by ziyadb 13y ago
Interesting project. Semantically organizing code is a longstanding problem in the world of software development. The primary concern with this project, or any other attempts at solving this problem is practicality and actual utility. I sup
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Sketching for user interfaces(micrypt.com)
20 points by ziyadb 13y ago|11 comments
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by ziyadb 14y ago
The OP is missing the point here, the entire saying rests on the presumption that you have the necessary skill. As another saying goes, "luck favors the prepared mind". Skill and ability are considered prerequisites to creation--mixed with
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UX Idea: Real Turn-by-Turn Navigation(kyrobeshay.com)
68 points by ziyadb 14y ago|41 comments
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Why I'm No Metrosexual(kyrobeshay.com)
93 points by ziyadb 14y ago|104 comments

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