I found it very fascinating the whole story about how Rewind backed by a16z gets suddenly hurt by a young entrepreneur. Hurt so deep they release not ready product to the market just to capture it.
Whole story is about wearable devices.
I really wonder how do those frameworks creators earn for living?
And why are there so many even if there are competitors like next.js who obviously hold the market
Today, I'm not sure. But a few years ago, you raised VC money, gained a user base, used that to raise more money, and then ran a 10 person team on $20m for a while. I think the next step is a docker desktop move,or a hashicorp move where you offer a managed offering on top of your open source project.
There no doubt that writing a popular frameworks boosts your status which could make it easier to get a job at VC funded startups. Vercel hired the top devs working on React and the creator of svelte. Netlify hired the creator of solid.
Some rely on donations from companies that use their frameworks. Eg: Evan You (creator of Vue)
Hi HN,
In my recent post I discuss how we can democratize data science by making it as accessible as a game. During a meeting with Sam Altman in Munich, I learned that OpenAI's growth is hindered by a need for more human talent. This inspired me to rethink how we interact with data.
I'm developing a prototype that uses ChatGPT technology, enabling users to explore data as if playing a text-based adventure game.
If this idea resonates with you, or you're interested in collaboration, reach out to me on Twitter @Karmedge.
In my recent post I discuss how we can democratize data science by making it as accessible as a game. During a meeting with Sam Altman in Munich, I learned that OpenAI's growth is hindered by a need for more human talent. This inspired me to rethink how we interact with data.
I'm developing a prototype that uses ChatGPT technology, enabling users to explore data as if playing a text-based adventure game.
If this idea resonates with you, or you're interested in collaboration, reach out to me on Twitter @Karmedge.
I have adhd and it helps me to stay on the point with my weekly and daily plans. its pretty steep learning curve for first few days. One of the key features for me were:
- automatically schedule task for the day to the empty slot ( like motion or reclaim)
- weekly objectives. I later connect it with each one of my tasks and see how I moved on my goals during review session
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things3 for the inbox tasks.
notion for project notes, apple notes for quick entry
anki + chatgpt for books and courses better recollection
also gestimeter for mac or forest app to set up a quick pomodoro.
tot for mac to keep the notes which are too short term to put ot notion
rewind wearable device rewind.ai/pendant
"Her" movie imdb.com/title/tt1798709/
Neuralink neuralink.com/
Bryan Johnson: Kernel Brain-Computer Interfaces www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YbcB6b4A2U
Book: The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson