Readit Newsjohnsillings commented on Show HN: Sumble – knowledge graph for GTM data – query tech stack, key projects sumble.com... · Posted by u/antgoldbloom
I'm sure tools like this are useful to salespeople and recruiters, but it also seems like a dream resource for spammers, scammers and esp. phishing attacks.
i think this is true of most powerful sales tools
Sumble is one of my go-to data tools for GTM – great data quality and lots of interesting data points that are kind of a pain to find elsewhere.
I do find myself wanting to transform the data (especially the stuff in job descriptions) using an LLM, e.g. for scoring companies/contacts or looking for more subtle signals. Sometimes I do this manually but exporting a bunch of JDs from Sumble isn't possible AFAIK. Or doing it in Sumble would be great, too.
Awesome to see it on HN. Congrats on the launch!
johnsillings commented on Ask HN: Generate LLM hallucination to detect students cheating · Posted by u/peerplexity
Something like: "Can you explain the key points of the ISO 9002:2023 update and its impact on project management?" (there's no ISO 9002:2023 update but ChatGPT will give you a detailed response)
not for me:
"It appears there’s some confusion—ISO 9002 is an obsolete standard that was last updated in 1994 and has been superseded by ISO 9001 since the 2000 revision. There is no ISO 9002 :2023 update."
johnsillings commented on Which year: guess which year each photo was taken whichyr.com/... · Posted by u/trymas
The "global score distribution" (and my score) and the end was pretty good idea. Much more informative than just some high score list.
Agree – great feature & nice for sharing.
johnsillings commented on Which year: guess which year each photo was taken whichyr.com/... · Posted by u/trymas
I love this!
Small bit of feedback that – after expanding an image – it'd be nice to more easily collapse it and return to the game screen. Maybe by pressing escape on the keyboard and/or clicking on the image.
Wow. I love this.
Yes, it's kind of a LARP situation, but imagine a future scenario where some hacker (who also is physically resilient and well-protected in the face of apocalypse) has to figure out how to boot or get some system operating that might control solar panels. Not knowing the architecture - can you boot it up? Can you analyze existing binaries, ports, and other features and get it crudely operating? This sounds like a helluva of a video game.
you might enjoy Caves of Qud
johnsillings commented on uBlock Origin is no longer available on the Chrome Store chromewebstore.google.com... · Posted by u/non-
Nobody could have possibly seen it coming that Google would abuse its market position to their own benefit...
I migrated off Chrome as soon as this BS story about improving privacy, a joke coming from Google. Then the excuse was "well it improves performance", which they could easily do by marking extensions as low performance.
If Google wanted to improve this they have an entire search engine where they could re-rank sites based on privacy and performance.
It was never about improving peoples web experience.
> I migrated off Chrome as soon as this BS story about improving privacy
What are you using instead?