@josephjojoe_
@paulg
this is a fairytale ppl try to push. my guess is most successful founders come from privileged backgrounds where they can afford to take much greater risks
@MatijaSosic
@ycombinator
@AntWilson
hey, would love to talk, our 4th time applying. haven’t been discouraged because our product has been growing and gaining traction with customers in parallel! Would love to chat
@byrnemluke
definitely not a design leader based on this piece of work. it’s the exact same ux as all other chat bots. Changing font & colors doesn’t warrant design leader status.
the leader in ai design will find the most seamless way to connect humans with ai. this chat interface was the
@paulg
Think it’s bad in UK, come to Ireland. I’m Irish, have dropped out of Trinity College bootstrapping to $100ks in rev. Have some incredibly smart friends that dived straight into finance
I’ve been trying to get to sf, but thiel fellowship, YC (6 times) etc have all rejected me!!
@willdepue
i think the inflection point was when they moved from a rules based system to a neural network. since the programs inception they have attempted to brute force the solution, adding new rules for new edge cases. however this led to a massive and complex code base.
on the heels of
Joe Biden is too old and Donald Trump has too much baggage (numerous rape and sexual assault allegations) to be the leader of the free world.
despite
@RobertKennedyJr
’s vaccine claims (which may have some validity), he is the best man for the job by far. He’s got a proven ethical
@bentossell
@gdb
you have to show a zoomed in gpt-3 for absolute context. Perhaps it is in the image but it is so small it gets lost among the pixels….
@jgebbia
from a fundraising pov is this still relevant. it feels like starting with tech (Ai blah blah blah) and finding some potential problem later is much more attractive to investors.
openai probably has the worst ever naming track record for products ever thus far.
how can a 9 letter name consist of 6 syllables, it might be a record name:syllable ratio
@emilymbender
why so much hate, it’s easy to find flaws if that is what you are looking for. Why ignore the great power and productivity gain just to focus on the fine print of a document that is, in the broad scheme of things, not very relevant.
@anuatluru
@paigefinnn
gotta mention the raw talent. everything you hear in a live set is produced in the moment. he will play a drum pad, piano and sing simultaneously.
the ability to feed from the crowd and adjust the droves and bpm to suit the moment connects him way deeper to his audience.
meta will win personalised ai agents. they’re commoditising the LLM layer & pivoting differentiation to proprietary data where they have a huge advantage.
through using the meta suite we communicate exactly how we feel and what we’re thinking.
@willobri
interesting. I think some of the problems that non profits have historically pursued would benefit from capitalist structures and incentives.
for example I think homelessness would be more effectively solved if we could align capital incentives.
@OpenAI
as a for profit company can we avail of this if we incorporate a non profit parent co?
also we might create a misaligned non profit board that muddy the waters more, would we be entitled to a bigger discount if this were the case?
important footer note from WWDC. the OpenAI partnership isn’t exclusive. they repeatedly said that other models would be available to use w/ siri.
similar strategy & belief to meta - the models will be interchangeable/commoditised and value will accrue to data/platform owners.
@rishair
@elizalian
this is very very true. it turns travel into time travel. my big concern would be the addictive qualities of ‘sleepy pills’ outside of your travels
ai hardware devices perfectly sum up the moment we are in. people building cool tech in search of a problem.
when the iPhone launched it was a better mobile phone, long before it became this infinitely useful tool.
trying to solve for everything in v1 is resulting in not solving
@WalterIsaacson
@ReelSmartVideo
I think the most likely bet for
@WalterIsaacson
's next (and last) biography is Sam Altman. If his bets continue to pay off, as openai is, he will play more of a role than either predecessors in shaping the world we live in.
@7ronak7
I am a 21 y/o Irish CEO of fast-growing startup Famworld. We are on track to 6x this year.
I’ve dropped out of University & decided (on Sunday) to move to SF. Need to find an amazing home/community of like-minded people to connect and live with!
@Austen
In most cases I think it will. Is it fair to draw parallels to the Industrial Revolution, who would have thought robots would replace the jobs of most manual workers 100 years ago?