python |
Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita |
Json2RDB: 頻繁に更新されるJSONファイルをRDBに投入する (chatGPT) |
https://qiita.com/yngwie6120/items/4448d1218490699ca58b
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chatgpt |
2023-06-16 00:25:52 |
AWS |
AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita |
SimpleAD のユーザを WorkSpaces で管理しかつ他サービスでも利用する |
https://qiita.com/leomaro7/items/0c6c11d9b86ba76c2da7
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simpl |
2023-06-16 00:51:36 |
AWS |
AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita |
Json2RDB: 頻繁に更新されるJSONファイルをRDBに投入する (chatGPT) |
https://qiita.com/yngwie6120/items/4448d1218490699ca58b
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chatgpt |
2023-06-16 00:25:52 |
AWS |
AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita |
AWSでRDSからMySQLを起動するまでの流れ【完全な自分用】 |
https://qiita.com/PB-193/items/7420da7f91eeca68aa7e
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mysql |
2023-06-16 00:03:28 |
golang |
Goタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita |
SendGridの配信停止リンクを日本語化 |
https://qiita.com/konkon-T/items/d1df8380455bf6b7a9b2
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overviewsendgrid |
2023-06-16 00:41:56 |
Git |
Gitタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita |
VSCodeのExtensionをGitで管理するためのスクリプトを時代の潮流に合わせて改修したというお話 |
https://qiita.com/y-vectorfield/items/b3d6d2eb38f3e1560be5
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extension |
2023-06-16 00:56:16 |
技術ブログ |
Developers.IO |
[アップデート] Amazon InspectorでLambda関数のコードに脆弱性が含まれているかをリアルタイムでチェック出来るようになりました!(一般公開) #AWSreInforce |
https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/inspector-code-scans-ga/
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amazoninspector |
2023-06-15 15:14:33 |
海外TECH |
MakeUseOf |
What Is a RAM Cache, and How Do You Clear It on Windows? |
https://www.makeuseof.com/ram-cache-windows-guide/
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windows |
2023-06-15 15:15:18 |
海外TECH |
DEV Community |
The Power of Memoization: A Deep Dive into useMemo, useCallback, and useEffect |
https://dev.to/abomisr/the-power-of-memoization-a-deep-dive-into-usememo-usecallback-and-useeffect-3a84
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The Power of Memoization A Deep Dive into useMemo useCallback and useEffectAs components render in React expensive calculations and side effects can fire multiple times unnecessarily hurting performance To remedy this React offers memoization hooks useMemo useCallback and useEffect that cache values and skip expensive re renders when inputs haven t changed Let s explore how these hooks work and see some examples of how they can optimize performance in React apps useMemo Optimizing Expensive CalculationsThe useMemo hook memoizes a value by caching the result of a function On subsequent renders if the dependencies haven t changed useMemo will skip re computing the memoized value and return the cached result For example let s say we have a complex calculation that filters some data const filterData data query gt Expensive calculation return filteredData function MyComponent const data setData useState const query setQuery useState const filteredData filterData data query This will re run the filterData function on every render even if query hasn t changed We can optimize this with useMemo function MyComponent const data setData useState const query setQuery useState const filteredData useMemo gt filterData data query data query Now useMemo will skip re running the filterData function if data and query haven t changed and will return the cached filteredData value instead This optimization helps performance especially for expensive calculations useCallback Optimizing Dependence on Reference EqualityThe useCallback hook memoizes a function definition This is useful when you want to prevent a function from re rendering unless its dependencies have changed For example let s say we have an optimized child component that relies on reference equality to skip re renders function MyChild callback Render will skip if callback reference is the same return lt div onClick callback gt Click me lt div gt function Parent const count setCount useState Will re create callback on every render const callback gt do something return lt MyChild callback callback gt Even though we don t use count in the callback it will redefine the callback on each render because the function is created inline We can fix this with useCallback function Parent const count setCount useState Will only re define callback if count changes const callback useCallback gt do something count return lt MyChild callback callback gt Now the callback will only re render if count actually changes optimizing performance useEffect Optimizing Expensive Side EffectsThe useEffect hook runs side effects data fetching subscriptions etc after a component renders However by default it will also re run those side effects after every render which can be inefficient We can optimize this by passing a second argument which is an array of values the effect will only re run if one of those values has changed For example let s say we have a component that fetches some data function MyComponent const data setData useState null will re fetch data on every render fetch some data then res gt setData res json We can optimize this with useEffect to only re fetch if a dependency like id changes function MyComponent id const data setData useState null useEffect gt fetch some data id id then res gt setData res json id will re fetch only if id changes Now the data will only re fetch if the id prop actually changes optimizing our performance In summary React s memoization hooks are key tools for optimizing performance in React applications useMemo optimizes expensive calculations useCallback optimizes passing callbacks to optimized child components and useEffect optimizes expensive side effects Using them judiciously can make a big impact on the performance and efficiency of your React code |
2023-06-15 15:23:39 |
Apple |
AppleInsider - Frontpage News |
How to use desktop widgets in macOS Sonoma |
https://appleinsider.com/inside/macos-sonoma/tips/how-to-use-desktop-widgets-in-macos-sonoma?utm_medium=rss
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How to use desktop widgets in macOS SonomaApple s updated widgets in macOS Sonoma are not only now available on the desktop they re also interactive instead of solely displaying information Here s how to use them You can drag widgets anywhere but Apple likes you to be tidyApple made a headline feature out of the fact that you can now take a widget ーan app s small information window ーand place it anywhere on the desktop Previously widgets lived only in a sidebar that you had to drag in from the right of the screen Read more |
2023-06-15 15:39:52 |
海外TECH |
Engadget |
The best fast chargers for 2023 |
https://www.engadget.com/best-fast-chargers-140011033.html?src=rss
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The best fast chargers for Now that companies like Apple Google and Samsung are no longer including power adapters with new phones getting the right fast charger for your smartphone laptop or other device is a little trickier than it used to be And while it hasn t happened yet given the increased focus on reducing e waste and expanded support for USB Power Delivery USB PD I wouldn t be surprised if that trend crosses over into the laptop market sometime in the next five years So to help sort out the confusion I gathered different chargers from a range of brands and tested each one with five different devices to find out which one is the best fast charger How we testedThe methodology for my experiment is intended to be as straightforward as possible I drained each device to percent battery plugged in a power brick and then recorded the amount of charge added every minutes for an hour Each adapter was plugged directly into a standard volt outlet without the use of a power strip or any extension cords and when possible I used the cable that either came included with the battery charger or one made by the same manufacturer as the device If that wasn t an option I used certified watt USB C cables made by Anker Apple and others Because the charging rate for devices varies depending on how much juice you have I wanted to measure how well each adapter was able to match each gadget s optimal charging speed Generally charging is slower between zero and percent before speeds ramp up until the battery hits percent at which point things slow down again to protect and preserve the health and longevity of the power cell For charging stations with multiple ports I always selected the port with the highest power output while also not having multiple devices connected Sam Rutherford EngadgetAs for the devices themselves I selected an Apple iPhone a Samsung Galaxy S Ultra a Nintendo Switch a launch model from a Dell XPS and a inch M Max MacBook Pro This assortment was chosen to cover a wide range of power draws from watts iPhone all the way up to watts M Max MBP Also every system was tested while idle i e no additional apps or games running in order to ensure consistent results One important thing to note is that while the USB Implementers Forum has approved support for USB Power Delivery USB PD charging at up to watts adapters that actually support that power output don t exist yet Additionally while there are a handful of cables that can handle more than watts of juice they are somewhat rare or hard to get The chargersWith so many different chargers of varying power outputs to test I broke things down into three categories There are the watt and under chargers which are primarily designed for smartphones and other small mobile devices Then we move up to to watt chargers give or take a watt or two that can handle things like phones along with a number of thin and light laptops Finally we have chargers that output watts or more which are good for pretty much anything besides the biggest and most power hungry gaming laptops Many of these higher wattage adapters also feature multiple ports so can you top up additional devices at full speed However because not every power brick supports multi device charging I didn t include that as a testing metric You can see a full list of the chargers we tested below Apple W charger Anker Nano II W charger Google W USB C power charger Satechi W USB C PD GaN wall charger Samsung W USB C Fast Charging wall charger Belkin W USB C PD GaN wall charger Nekteck W USB C GaN charger Anker Nano II W charger Samsung W Trio adapter Satechi W USB C Port GaN wall charger Satechi W USB PD wall charger Belkin W Port GaN charger Razer USB C W GaN charger Apple W USB C power adapter Best watt charger Anker Nano IIWhen it comes to charging small devices watts is by far the most popular as it covers most cell phones along with some larger devices like the Nintendo Switch In our testing all of the watt chargers performed equally well with each one able to get the iPhone to around percent battery charge in less than an hour while also completely refilling the Galaxy S Ultra in minutes However as you can see these smaller low wattage bricks struggled to refill both the XPS and especially the MacBook Pro Yes you can do it but it s rather sluggish the XPS even surfaced a slow charger notification and because I tested each device while idle there s a good chance these chargers may not be able to keep these laptops topped up while under load The Anker middle right is our favorite watt charger thanks to its fast speeds and compact size Sam Rutherford EngadgetHowever the one thing that sticks out is the performance of Apple s watt brick whose lower output caused it to lag behind ーevery other adapter provided faster charging While it was able to keep up with rival devices when refilling the iPhone its wattage is so low it couldn t even trickle charge the XPS Dell s power management did not even recognize that a charger was plugged in That means this adapter is much less useful if you need to charge more power hungry gadgets in a pinch And I should mention I didn t bother testing the old watt Apple power cubes which can t even support the iPhone s full watt charging speeds Anyone still using one of those really ought to upgrade If all you want is a power brick to keep small devices powered up our choice for best charger is clear the Anker Not only did it deliver the best speeds in its class but it s also the smallest which makes it super easy for it to disappear in a bag Best watt charger Anker GaN PrimeHere s where things start to get interesting because while a number of these chargers have similar power outputs aside from the Samsung watt brick of course the actual results were a bit more varied Both the Nekteck and the Belkin only managed to get the S Ultra to around percent battery after an hour compared to the Anker Samsung and Satechi chargers which all hit This suggests that both chargers aren t properly communicating with the S Ultra in order to take advantage of its watt charging speeds which I was able to confirm by using a USB C volt meter Meanwhile as expected Samsung s watt charger did great when connected to the S Ultra but its lower output meant it could not keep up with the and watt bricks Anker once again takes the crown for our favorite watt charger with the middle because even though it s a bit more expensive than the Nekteck it s smaller has more ports and features wider compatibility with more devices like the S Ultra Sam Rutherford EngadgetSomewhat surprisingly every charger in this category performed well when hooked up to the XPS with each adapter finishing within one percent of each other around percent after an hour However when it comes to the thirsty MacBook Pro every extra watt makes a difference with the Anker and Samsung Triple Port Charger edging out the competition even though they re still much slower than Apple s included brick It s also telling that on the Belkin W its fastest charging port actually denotes charging speeds of between and watts which is why it couldn t quite keep up with the other watt chargers I tested As for picking a winner Nekteck s watt brick is the cheapest while also being one of the few options that come with an included charging cable However with only a single charging port and sub optimal compatibility with the S Ultra it s hard to fully recommend For my money I d go with the Anker as it s smaller slightly faster and the same price as Samsung s W Triple Port charger while still offering a total of three USB ports two USB C and one USB A Best watt and up charger Razer USB C WFor anyone considering a high power USB C fast charger here s where it s important to pay attention to the fine print While all of these bricks are listed at or above watts the primary charging ports on the Satechi and Belkin are actually capped at or watts And that s before you consider multi device charging which splits the total output across the other ports with the ratio varying depending on the specific model While Razer s watt GaN charger top middle is the most expensive of the bunch at it earned our pick as the best watt or higher charger due to its more compact design strong power output and the inclusion of useful extras like international outlet adapters and a braided watt USB C cord Sam Rutherford EngadgetDuring testing all four had no issue topping up the smartphones the Switch and the XPS though once again Belkin s adapter couldn t fully recharge the S Ultra despite having more than enough wattage On the flip side while Razer s charger has a higher max output than either the Belkin or the Satechi there wasn t much difference in charging speeds when connected to the MacBook Pro And this isn t due to a lack of higher wattage cables as both USB C ports on the Razer brick are capped at a combined watts Meanwhile as one of the rare watt power adapters on the market Apple s brick is super quick and did an expectedly great job of refilling the MacBook Pro However I should mention that it s the only power brick in this segment that comes with a single port which kind of feels like a missed opportunity for the Apple ecosystem So for anyone that wants a charger that can top up an ultraportable laptop quickly while still having juice to spare I prefer Razer s watt GaN adapter It s the best charger in this category as well as the smallest and most expensive at On top of that it comes with two international wall adapters for UK and EU outlets and a braided watt USB C cable all of which you don t get from any others in this category Wrap upSam Rutherford EngadgetObviously there are a lot more than just super fast chargers on the market and sadly I don t have the time to test them all These days discharging a phone from percent battery to dead can take upwards of hours so depending on the device I can only test one power brick per day Just gathering all this data took the better part of two months And unfortunately while I was running this test Anker came out with a new generation of power adapters that I haven t had the chance to evaluate just yet nbsp That said there are still some important takeaways First in order to ensure optimal charging speeds make sure your charger can supply the proper amount of power Manufacturers typically list a device s max charging speeds while power adapters clearly label their outputs And when in doubt you can look at the fine text on the charger itself though you might have to do some math Just remember watts equals volts times amps Furthermore in the case of adapters with multiple ports you ll check to see how its total wattage is split when connected to multiple devices Then there are other factors like size and weight you ll want to consider with newer gallium nitride adapters GaN often featuring more compact designs and better power efficiency And if you re ever truly in doubt you can simply opt for a fast charger made by the same company as your phone laptop or other gadgets something that s especially true for devices like the OnePlus T that feature speedy proprietary charging protocols This article originally appeared on Engadget at |
2023-06-15 15:45:05 |
海外TECH |
Engadget |
VW’s next Tiguan PHEV can drive 62 miles in electric-only mode |
https://www.engadget.com/vws-next-tiguan-phev-can-drive-62-miles-in-electric-only-mode-153155679.html?src=rss
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VW s next Tiguan PHEV can drive miles in electric only modeVolkswagen s next plug in hybrid PHEV may be particularly appealing if you re determined to avoid using the gas engine whenever possible The automaker has shared the first details of its next gen Tiguan SUV and the PHEV model will manage up to miles of all electric range That s about twice the range of the existing Tiguan eHybrid and makes the miles of Toyota s Prius Prime seem modest You might only need to rely on combustion power for long distance trips The jump to a new MQB evo platform and thus new electric motors is partly credited for the extended PHEV range It also allows for an electronically controlled suspension that promises better handling and more comfort and enables both faster AC charging on the plug in model as well as DC charging It s now more practical to charge the Tiguan overnight or at a rest stop in other words VolkswagenVW has also revamped the in cabin technology The infotainment system now uses up to a inch screen and there s a digital instrument cluster with rotary based control There s even a nod to ID series EVs with a switch on the steering column to change drive modes The new Tiguan will only be available with a dual clutch automatic gearbox The updated Tiguan will officially debut in the fall with models reaching dealerships in We wouldn t count on a North American release of the PHEV edition when it hasn t been available in the region so far However VW s effort hints at the direction of hybrids for the industry at large The electric only range is now good enough to cover a wide range of driving scenarios and may be enticing if you re not quite ready to buy a pure EV This article originally appeared on Engadget at |
2023-06-15 15:31:55 |
海外TECH |
Engadget |
Uber will start showing video ads in its apps this week |
https://www.engadget.com/uber-will-start-showing-video-ads-in-its-apps-this-week-150540078.html?src=rss
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Uber will start showing video ads in its apps this weekUber will soon start displaying video ads in its apps They ll appear while you wait for a ride to show up and while you re in transit after you place orders in Uber Eats and in search results and other parts of Drizly the company told The Wall Street Journal Ads will also be shown on tablets that are placed inside some Uber cars Users in the US will start seeing video ads this week Tablets displaying ads will be installed on a city by city basis in the country The company plans to roll out video ads in the UK France Australia and other markets later this year Static ads have been shown in Uber Eats since and in the company s eponymous ride hailing app since last year The company started offering new ad tools in Drizly the alcohol ordering app it bought in last year Mark Grether vice president and general manager of Uber s advertising division said the company is on course to clear billion in ad revenue in The video ads in the apps will be muted by default audio will play on tablets that are in cars and will run for up to seconds An Uber ride lasts around minutes on average and users typically spend between two and three minutes looking at the app during trips “We have two minutes of your attention We know where you are we know where you are going to we know what you have eaten Grether told the Journal “We can use all of that to then basically target a video ad towards you The company says it won t share individuals data with advertisers You ll be able to opt out of ad targeting based on demographic data and your activity in Uber s apps but you can t opt out of ads altogether Uber says Unless of course you lock your phone or switch to another app It s not yet clear whether you ll be able to immediately close an ad once it starts playing If not users may temporarily be unable to access certain features in Uber s apps such as the safety tools and the ability to message a driver or Uber Eats courier Engadget has asked Uber for clarification This article originally appeared on Engadget at |
2023-06-15 15:13:01 |
Cisco |
Cisco Blog |
How PlantVillage is bridging the gap to give farmers a fighting chance |
https://feedpress.me/link/23532/16191937/how-plantvillage-is-bridging-the-gap-to-give-farmers-a-fighting-chance
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adapt |
2023-06-15 15:31:44 |
金融 |
◇◇ 保険デイリーニュース ◇◇(損保担当者必携!) |
保険デイリーニュース(06/16) |
http://www.yanaharu.com/ins/?p=5225
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日本生命 |
2023-06-15 15:08:38 |
金融 |
金融庁ホームページ |
「経済施策を一体的に講ずることによる安全保障の確保の推進に関する法律に基づく特定社会基盤事業者の指定等に関する内閣府令(案)」等について公表しました。 |
https://www.fsa.go.jp/news/r4/sonota/20230615/20230615.html
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内閣府令 |
2023-06-15 17:00:00 |
金融 |
金融庁ホームページ |
鈴木財務大臣兼内閣府特命担当大臣閣議後記者会見の概要(令和5年6月13日)を掲載しました。 |
https://www.fsa.go.jp/common/conference/minister/2023a/20230613-1.html
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内閣府特命担当大臣 |
2023-06-15 17:00:00 |
金融 |
金融庁ホームページ |
審判期日の予定を更新しました。 |
https://www.fsa.go.jp/policy/kachoukin/06.html
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期日 |
2023-06-15 16:00:00 |
ニュース |
BBC News - Home |
Greece boat disaster: Capsized boat had 100 children in hold, BBC told |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-65914476?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
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greece |
2023-06-15 15:43:51 |
ニュース |
BBC News - Home |
Glenda Jackson: Oscar-winning actress and former MP dies aged 87 |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65916692?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
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michael |
2023-06-15 15:28:43 |
ニュース |
BBC News - Home |
Lucy Letby trial: Jury told to judge facts 'calmly and fairly' |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-65920366?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
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nurse |
2023-06-15 15:11:30 |
ニュース |
BBC News - Home |
Greatest Days: Critics say Take That musical film shines |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-65879643?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
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aisling |
2023-06-15 15:18:09 |
ニュース |
BBC News - Home |
Neuschwanstein: US man held after fatal attack at German castle |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-65917991?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
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neuschwanstein |
2023-06-15 15:42:43 |
ニュース |
BBC News - Home |
Boris Johnson owes the nation an apology, say Covid bereaved |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65917540?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
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boris |
2023-06-15 15:39:17 |
ニュース |
BBC News - Home |
What we know so far |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65890403?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
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nottingham |
2023-06-15 15:34:35 |
海外TECH |
reddit |
GameStop Corp. Annual Meeting of Stockholders |
https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/14a4nds/gamestop_corp_annual_meeting_of_stockholders/
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2023-06-15 15:00:57 |
GCP |
Cloud Blog |
Building an AI startup? 4 insights from 3 top AI startup founders |
https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/startups/insights-from-top-ai-startup-founders/
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Building an AI startup insights from top AI startup foundersAI holds the promise of solving some of today s most complex business challenges To make that promise a reality a number of startups are working to transform AI technology into practical production ready business solutions At this year s Google Cloud Startup Summit we had an opportunity to assemble a panel of three AI startup founders and each of them had insightful lessons to share about preparing persevering and finding success when you re building a business at the center of technology and business transformation Lessons learned Key insights from AI startup foundersOur panel included Dave Rogenmoser CEO of Jasper Paroma Varma co founder of Snorkel AI and Arvind Jain CEO and co founder of Glean All three have been through the process of building a business and each of them has the hard earned wisdom to prove it It s already very clear that AI is delivering on its potential as a catalyst for business disruption on an accelerated scale The conversation with these three AI business pioneers kept coming back to one overarching question What does it take to launch a startup that can survive and grow in such a fast evolving environment By the time we wrapped up the conversation our group of AI startup founders had touched on four key insights Stay grounded by staying close to your customers Even by the standards of modern IT innovation AI technology is evolving at a rapid pace Two of the startup founders in our conversation stressed the importance of focusing an AI startup on its ability to solve customers problems ーnot on chasing the latest language models or algorithms At Snorkel AI for example Varma pointed to the company s focus on AI data sets as an example of how to succeed by tailoring AI solutions to a customer s specific needs In the long run we re excited to stay nimble stay close to customers keep focusing on the real value she said Technology will continue evolving but we believe it s the data that will really differentiate companies and use cases from each other and continue to be that key to AI development Rogenmoser also stressed Jasper s customer centric approach as a key differentiator By far the safest place to be is right next to the customer engaging with them and talking with them he said A lot of the conversation focuses on the technical aspects what s the latest model what can it do But I really see very few people talking to customers and getting close to them I think that s an opportunity Position AI as your enabling technology not as your product Jain of Glean reminded the audience that the pace of AI change and evolution is a double edged sword While it continues to blaze a path toward remarkable new capabilities that same pace of evolution makes it virtually impossible to position AI as a defined product for a specific target audience Jain s point reinforced the value of customer centric thinking for AI startups Treat AI as a problem solving tool not as a product unto itself Think about the product that you re building as an end to end problem Jain advised Work with your customers Think about the workflows that are going to actually help them with the task that they need to do and think of AI just as an enabler not as the entire product Varma touched on the same point in terms of where and how AI technology creates value for Snorkel AI and its customers Especially now it s really easy to get distracted by a lot of the shiny things that are going on she stated That bleeding edge technology might get you to of the way but it won t get you to the point of delivering business value That last mile might not always be the most fun or the most innovative part but it determines whether a model actually ships Perfect the art of self disruption Rogenmoser recounted how his background in marketing and in copywriting drove him to embrace AI precisely because it was so clearly on a path to disrupting his profession ーforcing him to adapt and evolve to seize a new opportunity For startups working with AI driven solutions Rogenmoser said the ability to practice self disruption ーin other words pivoting in sometimes radically different directions to pursue unexpected opportunities and adapt to game changing new technology is a critical advantage Jasper s probably going to we re going to need to disrupt ourselves several more times in the next two years even which is ridiculous he said Companies used to do that maybe once or twice over a year period and now we have to do it maybe every year But we want to be customer led and we want to just let them pull us into new use cases Remember to enjoy the journey have fun and be amazed Starting and growing an AI startup is a big job that s full of challenges and it s definitely one with no guarantees of long term success For all three of these entrepreneurs building a business around AI technology is a labor of love that gives them a front row view of history in the making It s important to enjoy the process Rogenmoser said We ve always just had a lot of fun building and we ve tried to do things that are enjoyable knowing that if I just keep coming back every day for a long enough period of time it s going to probably work out Jain supported this sentiment with a reminder of just how remarkable it has been to watch AI emerge as such a dynamic and transformative force It s really hard to comprehend what s going to change and the pace at which things will be moving in five years he said Right now it s difficult to predict where we ll be with AI even next year All we know is that we need to stay agile and stay ready to leverage what s coming because it s going to be remarkable Catch the full conversation Register for the Google Cloud Startup Summit to watch Founder Advice What it takes to build a disruptive AI startup on demand for even more wisdom from this trio of founders |
2023-06-15 16:00:00 |
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