Flatcircle

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by Flatcircle 4mo ago
Steve Jobs would never...
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by Flatcircle 4mo ago
Do it. The government is too Bureaucratic to act. Critics don’t seem to understand two very important things about this This mosquito (Asian tiger mosquito) is a newly invasive species and it can carry all of the deadly viruses This method
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by Flatcircle 5mo ago
rode with my friend from San Francisco down to San Diego in his Tesla, and he literally didn't touch the wheel or the pedals the whole time. Then a couple days later we drove back the same way. People don't talk about these cars d
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by Flatcircle 6mo ago
I just did it, it was 7443
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by Flatcircle 10mo ago
Nearly every media journalist in Hollywood considers this to be the worst outcome for Hollywood.
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by Flatcircle 10mo ago
Anyone that thinks Netflix buying WB would be better than the Ellisons knows nothing about the media business. Look at what James Cameron said about it last week, everyone prefers the Ellisons over Netflix because Netflix actively wants to
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by Flatcircle 10mo ago
Startups have been slowly whittling away at every business operating behind licenses and regulation for the last 2 decades. The last 3 industry that will succumb, (imho) will be finance, legal, then healthcare in that order.
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by Flatcircle 10mo ago
They should put certain things under nurse care without a doctor. And Lower the cost of a medical degree. The gatekeeping and regulation of medical licenses has created businesses maximizing profits behind the cloak of government regulation
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by Flatcircle 10mo ago
Not a bigmaist, Had a wife, they split up, but didn't get divorced because he had no prenup and he was one of the wealthiest people in the country. After she died he married again.
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by Flatcircle 10mo ago
classy to the end
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by Flatcircle 10mo ago
sounds about right, soon enough those things are gonna be nearly indistinguishable from traditional tv and streaming
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by Flatcircle 11mo ago
Legend
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by Flatcircle 11mo ago
Coffee without food really fucks up my stomach. people rarely bring that up. But after years of coffee without food, it can sorta kill your stomach
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
If you listen to the speech it's a bit more nuanced than that headline.
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
Google searches days are numbered. But the older generation will probably use it for the rest of their lives.
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
I'm surprised this sort of thing didn't come out earlier, they've been doing this for years.
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
Was this written by a plastic bottle?
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
Wish everyone in America could read this even keeled comment. Great stuff from Apple
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
heard someone say that touching a computer paid more than it should for nearly 30 years and now it's going to pay much less. Because everyone can do it, even computers.
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
with so many embryos being frozen today, this will probably become more common. It's fascinating
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
AI as humanity killer is investment hype. GPT-4 can't even consistently halve a recipe correctly
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
Sang at his farewell concert, raised $190 million for childrens charity. Traveled to Switzerland and offed himself before parkinsons ravaged him. An aristocratic death
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
Sang at his farewell concert, raised $190 million for childrens charity. Traveled to Switzerland and offed himself before parkinsons ravaged him. An aristocratic death
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
My theory on AI is it's the next iteration of google search, a better more conversational, base layer over all the information that exists on the internet. Of course some people will lose jobs just like what happened to several industr
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
People didn't seem to be nearly as upset when the studios outsourced all the VFX to cheaper off shore labor. Now off shore labor is getting replaced with sophisticated software masquerading as artificial intelligence... complaints and
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
https://archive.ph/MfP6Z
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
The show cost 100 million a year to make a loses 40 million a year. It's not just politics https://x.com/MattBelloni/status/1946236833668731390
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
the hosts costs a fortune
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
Shouldn’t be surprising, every late night show is going to end soon. They’re all too expensive
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by Flatcircle 1y ago
This article is not professionally written. Somebody get this writer an editor

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