Ask HN: Best way to get involved in crypto?
Is it by joining a company? A DAO? Projects I can do to get started?As background I used to be technical but now work in product
Is it by joining a company? A DAO? Projects I can do to get started?As background I used to be technical but now work in product
Any cool new APIs / cos to build stuff on top of for a weekend project?
Seen Revenuecat, Apphud, Qonversion as a few different options, trying to see what may be best for apps in the 100k - 1M and 1M - 10M stage
Enterprise co I'm part of is kicking off an exploration, curious what HN's opinions are
Robinhood seemed to unlock a new customer segment of investors. Where do you think it's headed next? Social investing? Defi?
Google Duplex makes calls for you, but with a natural-sounding human voice instead of a robotic one. It seems the target was originally restaurant reservations (i.e. controlled environment).I want to make something similar but for my own use case (daily accountability calls for my clients). What APIs would you recommend I check out to do this (from controlled NLP to voice synthesis)?
Right now we verify manually through screenshots and email, but will be adding in a Robinhood integration to make it more seamless and continuous.
We built this using Airtable and Pory.io as a wrapper, and WhaleWisdom for data on more traditional investors #noCodeRules
Being in early stage tech in my 20s is making me anxious. Everywhere I look people "seem" to be killing it - or at least selling that what they're doing is the greatest thing ever or the most right thing for them. Lots of hype building, VC marketing, thought leadership, etc. But also legitimate fundraising milestones, amazing product launches, great hustle.I "intellectually" understand I...
I wonder what the role of cryptography will be to manage authenticity moving forward. Or if the prompts and seeded data become the "true creative art form"
GPT3 may be showing how "shallow" our human writing is, but I do think the real value of writing is to get someone else to do something (ex. writing a company memo to rally and encourage going after an opportunity). It doesn't seem far to when a human just provides intent and the AI may generate writing to best convince people to follow it. The real scary (or at least paradigm shifting) part will be, as you mentioned, when intent is no longer ours
2) Donation matching similar to this hack, but posting a collection of nonprofits around the world
3) Wanted to create chaos - some anti-China, anti-Trump, or anti-cancel culture tweet by popular figures
4) A message of unity - "Stand with humanity" or something with everyone simultaneously posting.
I was working on a project that required me to scrape/integrate with several different job boards and freelance gig sites. After a couple of additional conversations, I realized this was something that a lot of places have to do (ex. personal projects, bootcamps, labor marketplaces, job boards, staffing agencies) and so spun it out as its own service with the first few customers and wanted to share with HN in case you were interested in this as well. Right now we're integrated with several sites (ex. Craigslist, Indeed, Upwork, etc.) and are adding more integrations every day :)
Would love to get you set up if interested!
Was it just a request to stop distribution through the app store or was it something else?
One definition of happiness is being at peace with oneself no matter the situation. But a lot of people who make a large difference in the world/lives of others were deeply unsatisfied/egotistical hence why they even pursued the change they did.How do you reconcile the two, or are there examples in business one can point to that have?