antithesizer

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by antithesizer 1y ago
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Only a child would be so unfamiliar with history as to make a claim like that.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
That is why they're doing it. They're looking for pretexts to reduce headcount. They don't give a s** if the positive is false or not.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
One of the two major worldviews (ideologies) says the market is fully valued. One says it's severely undervalued. Nobody is capable of considering that their world view is wrong and they're living in a fantasy. The next 12 months
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by antithesizer 1y ago
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by antithesizer 1y ago
I noticed exactly the same thing with Sabine. Her spiral into crankery has been disappointing. It's very pleasant to see someone else saying it, too. Thank you.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
itt: confirmation bias
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Completely agree. There was a similar report published last year, lots of fluff, seemingly tailor made to scare retail investors. FT's quality has really taken a hit in recent years. It's sad to see them publishing nonsense like t
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by antithesizer 1y ago
first link is broken
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by antithesizer 1y ago
https://archive.is/20250819203728/https://www.ft.com/content...
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95 per cent of organisations are getting zero return from AI according to MIT(ft.com)
30 points by antithesizer 1y ago|14 comments
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by antithesizer 1y ago
hmm maybe that's why they didn't post it
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Nonsense. As though LLMs could imagine what would be in that sweet spot of surprising-but-not-senseless and intentionally avoid it.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
good thing we all got con'd into buying electric stovetops a few years ago :)
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by antithesizer 1y ago
( a w k w a r d )
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by antithesizer 1y ago
"While" not "whereas"
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by antithesizer 1y ago
The word you're looking for is "rebuttal" since this is neither proof nor refutation of anything, but merely an argument against the thesis.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
How anyone could seriously doubt that the answer is 'yes' is beyond me. I mean aside from people who just don't fly much.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Little on offer but cults these days. Take your pick. You probably already did long ago and now your own cult is the only one you'll never clock as such.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
I remember reading this two years ago. And one year ago, too.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
yeah man, children being permanently maimed in 19th factories during 20 hour shifts, children using chat bots and subsequently (and therefore causally) getting bad grades... who can even begin to tell the difference??
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by antithesizer 1y ago
You clearly are selling something, too: doubt. (Note your appeal to your own authority.) Don't kid yourself. Skepticism is not neutrality. These days throwing shade is a growth industry. There's money to be made shorting just like
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by antithesizer 1y ago
This is one reason why what ServiceNow does is so important.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
It can be documents and it can be people, but it's not essentially either one. It can take many forms, including being lost when none of those forms has it on offer, as every business is different. An institution with excellent documen
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by antithesizer 1y ago
The essential meaning of technological progress is the utter inadequacy of humanity. We build cars that we never figure out how to safely drive, but being to arrogant to admit defeat and reconstruct society around trams like a sensible anim
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Evil triumphs when good people lean into their hobbies.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Human beings are a bad influence. Separating them from one another for a while is worth a try. The presence of a non-human intermediary could go a long way towards de-escalating this powder keg of a society.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Lmao you cannot be serious. Lina Khan is right about m&a but if you don't understand how absurd the current price of FIG is you should never comment on anything economics-related ever again.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Humanity are a bunch of dolts.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
They really are burying the lede: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-01/biggest-j... Surely just an innocent mistake...

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