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A company invented the role of "forward deployed engineer" to solve this problem.

There are 300 random candidates but probably only 3 viable candidates.

As the meme goes: "You don't need to sell it to me, I was already convinced!"

Have you been to Korea ? Or even the UK ?

A fraction of the LLM maximalists are being defensive, because they don't want to consider that they've maybe invested too much time in those tools ; considering what said tools are currently genuinely good at.

They look nervous, messing this presentation up could cost them their high-paying jobs.

In what sense?

No fee according to TFA

Why is Cloudflare providing its services to known pirate sites?

I'd support this open letter in principle, but they've gone overboard with their asks and the "anything short of these measures..." bravado

In what way are they disappearing ? Here's one for less than £12k. https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-search?advertising-location...

"2 on 20" Am I understanding correctly? If every YC startup is shooting for a 20 million USD valuation, that's amazing. Even if not all will make it.

Interesting that "high-impact" on the one hand, and innovative/successful in the marketplace on the other, should be at odds at Meta. Makes one wonder how they measure impact.

Agree with 1-4, 5 and 6 not so correlated with age in my experience.

Correction : Cohere is a YC company.

Agree that a foundation in EE is needed, however AoE is not a beginner book.

Biased (local), but there is barely any trash in Paris

I'm sure no one reads LLM-produced code very carefully, especially if it "works". At best they skim.

And Bali

"Force AI into your life..."

A lot of the messaging and marketing around AI is so negative and dread-inducing. "Adopt this or you'll fall behind!"

If AI is so great, shouldn't it be sold on its benefits, like any other product?

The crux of the matter is that Cloudflare keep providing their protection service to huge piracy sites, for instance archive.is

"On ne sort de l'ambigüité qu'à son détriment." a successful politician once said

That's what I said

I can't tell from the post if Glitch is shutting down or not.

"... Since I am new to the research community, I made an effort" This means they've probably submitted a paper too.

The best things to see in the area are outside London: Cambridge/Oxford, the Chilterns...

Places to live if you have a comfortable budget : Clapham is popular with young professionals. Hackney is popular with hipsters. Hampstead if you want to live somewhere nice.

I don't understand why Google, of all sites, picks your language based on your IP. It ignores not only Accept-Language, but my Google Language settings as well. Their language handling seems to be getting worse over time. Not to mention the long-gone days where you could go to google.co.uk to get UK content.

What problem(s) are you looking to solve?

But taking this the other way around : it's also interesting that some cosmologies are known to be incorrect, because they would enable alternative forms of consciousness.

What cities did you go to ?

I know of only 2 places for this : SF, and Canggu. I've lived in Paris, London, Cambridge(UK), NYC : there are obviously also founders there, but they're too spread out.