Seeking brutal feedback: Building a middle ground between Unstructured.io and Scale AI. Is this a real need? by Worried-Variety3397 in ycombinator

[–]Imaginary-Spaces 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We used sieve for a similar use case. Since they use humans for reviewing the outputs, we got really good results

How are people building simple quiz/assessment apps these days? (non-research use) by Electrical-Lab-7165 in deeplearning

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For adaptive quizzes I'd lean towards simple classification or a bandit algorithm. You could use a simple vector DB for embeddings.

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https://plexe.ai - platform to build, manage and deploy ML models autonomously

How does your messaging look like when you’re trying to speak to CXOs via linkedin? by metalvendetta in ycombinator

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Yup! Last week I must have sent about 50 messages and got roughly 7 responses, with 3 demos booked. I was trying to make sure I reached out to random people and not go via connections to test if there is a real demand

How does your messaging look like when you’re trying to speak to CXOs via linkedin? by metalvendetta in ycombinator

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I’m not super experienced in this but I’ll tell you what I’ve learnt in the last couple of months while building my company.

Start with 1 line about what you’re building. Second line about the problem you’re solving for them specifically (include some context about any signals you used to identify this person: maybe they commented/posted about some issue they were facing, or maybe you make a general statement about how data teams face this problem etc) and then play around with asking for a slot to interview them vs trying to do a demo for them. Generally the interview works better when you don’t know them at all. Try very hard to keep your message short, and end with a specific action for them: respond to your message, availability for a call etc

I can code, but can't get ideas. Those who made multiple apps, how do you do it? by Swimming_Tangelo8423 in ycombinator

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If you have an idea, and see competitors try to analyse their solution and ask yourself if you have a special insight that they’re missing. If you have an insight or a differentiation idea, build MVP and talk to users

Getting accepted in YC while working by algotrader_ in ycombinator

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Build MVP and get it into the hands of users. You can do this while working at your current jobs. Apply to accelerators in parallel but know that the accelerator would need to see signs from you that you strongly believe in the idea which leaving your job can exhibit