i mean in the year 2022 people are just discovering that vector databases and double entry accounting databases might be a good idea. so much room to explore, my head cant even contain the possibilities
@swyx
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ChatGPT as a Partial Stack Overflow Replacement
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it is not a 100% replacement for stackoverflow, but it is at least a 50-80% replacement and that is AWESOME
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Old Image Generation Systems Photos for Future Reference
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couple more photos from old imagegen systems – https://
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Outsource iOS Development to Focus on AI Core
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it actually might make sense to pay someone to handle the ios app for you while you work on the actual differentiator (the core ai stack)
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From Inaccessible to Mainstream: AI Models Now Available to Everyone
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How it started vs How it's going I knew how to recognize exponentials in 2018, but also didn't believe that this was accessible to the median technologist. That is the biggest thing changing with @StabilityAI
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Crossing the Developer Chasm: Rethinking Devtools Adoption Strategy
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Just recorded my theory of "Crossing the Developer Chasm" with @jacksbridger for the @ScalingDevTools podcast (feed https://
podcast.bitreach.io) "Early majority" vs "Late majority" terminology is 60 years old and isn't helpful for devtools startups. My take (tbc on @DXTipsHQ
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Modal launches infrastructure platform with code-first configuration approach
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Modal is finally coming out of the least secretive stealth mode ever: and look at this painless declaration of infra: “there is no configuration in Modal — everything is in code”
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Infrastructure Role in AI Systems Questioned
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why “is shifting from” – has this not basically always been the case? that is the job of infra
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How Shazam Broke Every Startup Rule to Succeed
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The story of @Shazam breaks every startup rule – 3 nontechnical founders
– No startup experience
– Idea from b-school class
– 6 competitors trying to do it
– all music on physical CD's, no open source
– found the 1 PhD in the world who could build it
