@t_blom Awesome. Think I'm gonna get one. I bought a Hyundai IONIQ 5 and it broke down within a month. Currently going through the lemon law process ๐ซ
@yuris Never set them to start at that time, but sometimes a 45 minute meeting is useful, e.g., for interviews. You can often stretch to an hour if needed or stop at 30 minutes without it being super rude.
There are so many cool companies applying to YC. It's such a privilege to meet so many incredible founders and gives me great optimism about the future.
@abdrahmanbid@jonchu@eoghan Personally I would not. I think the entire premise of the thread is asking the wrong question. Investors arenโt a good proxy for customers. Get customers and investors will follow.
@jonchu@eoghan Maybe youโre talking to the wrong customers. Maybe youโre talking to the wrong investors. Pretty hard to know what the quality of those conversations is. Any good founder should adapt the pitch and the audience as they go along.
Well you obviously need some safeguards in the system. Error handling. Self repair mechanisms. The loop is probably like this:
- user request
- prior requests are scanned with vector search and LLM rerank with cheap model to find the most relevant ones
- first large model call is prefilled with relevant prior conversation and execution and outcome
- it can view the script and decide whether to re-execute, repair, discard, start fresh
- of course you have error handling with repair mechanism if the script fails
@garrytan Exactly. A lot of tokens are wasted re-learning how to do the same task over and over again. Agents can maintain a library of previous requests alongside learned deterministic routines, whether skills or code files.