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by closedloop129 4y ago
Or he actually wants to own Twitter and drives up its value by making Twitter known to every person on the internet. Bad news are good news. It doesn't matter if 5% or 20% or even 40% of Twitter users are bots. If Musk manages to doubl
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by closedloop129 4y ago
>I noted that there had been multiple weeks where not one single real person had visited a single blog entry for the whole week The site is not on https://searchengine.party/ nor on seirdy.one's overview. Apart from
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by closedloop129 4y ago
Coincidentally, such a site was submitted yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31387592
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by closedloop129 4y ago
Why does the mixing work? Shouldn't Google and Bing know what the original content is and automatically identify the sites that are copies?
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by closedloop129 4y ago
To try this, are there any webapp RSS readers besides tt-rss.org that can be used without registration?
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by closedloop129 4y ago
Complementary, the author also has an article about ideas: https://nadia.xyz/ideas *edit: > If we see more idea machines appear over the next few years, it can be good for everyone – which is why we need more options bes
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by closedloop129 4y ago
As a manager, how do you determine who deserves a raise and whose hiring was a failure? If you don't hand out raises automatically then you know that those who change jobs are the ones who would have deserved more. That's an insta
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by closedloop129 4y ago
How do you break into the good content? Where do you get the first seeds? I can't ad weight to interesting videos if no interesting video is suggested.
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by closedloop129 4y ago
You don't need a guarantee of failure. Let the students do several challenges at their skill level and they are bound to fail at some. That's where they can learn.
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by closedloop129 4y ago
I would only consider the lack of grit unfair if you have passion for achieving a specific goal and you cannot achieve it due to the lack of grit. Is that possible? If you deeply want to achieve something, don't you automatically have
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by closedloop129 4y ago
Like twitter, being dominant is no measurement of success for an established network. Is there any innovation apart from the increase in advertising? Tiktok offers a new suggestion algorithm. Why has something like that not been invented at
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by closedloop129 4y ago
The $1B are lost in (2). He will have to pay about $1B more if he has to pay the fee to twitter because then the company is worth $1B more. It's not $1B exactly because he already owns some shares so he doesn't have to pay extra f
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by closedloop129 4y ago
The way you structure the fees is very reasonable. I am just surprised that the fees are that high. Instead of waving the fees you could try to bring them down. As long as there is no manual involvement, why should bookkeeping cost more tha
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by closedloop129 4y ago
Is €0.49 for bookkeeping a competitive price? For a €1.99 product, that's more than the paypal fees at €0.40. Apart from bookkeeping in their own system, paypal also has to handle fraud and regulatory obligations. How can they be cheap
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by closedloop129 4y ago
You have that choice by using the Fediverse. The advantage of a company and its TOS is that new standards can be establish quickly and innovation can happen. The social networks of old and the Fediverse faded into the background because mai
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by closedloop129 4y ago
To make it more democratic, could you add a gui that records interactions as glicol source code? That way it would be possible to immediately start making music without having to learn the language first.
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by closedloop129 4y ago
Regarding the theme of surveillance, I am surprised that the surveillance failure at Notre Dame isn't explicitly mentioned. >This powerful fire has awakened our dystopian imagination and somewhat echoed the church’s current identify
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by closedloop129 4y ago
A slightly better strategy: You do exactly this, but you don't proof it to anybody. Then there is constant doubt and the price can fall down a bit, e.g. to 0.97. Then, you buy back your stable coins and you make an additional nice prof
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by closedloop129 4y ago
Too soon. The iPod would be the perfect companion for an Apple Watch once there is a bit more energy available in the battery of the watch. Instead of selling the watch as an add-on to the phone, the watch could be the central device and th
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by closedloop129 4y ago
>The countryside has become an industrial resource base, rather than the setting for a pre-industrial way of life. I would like to argue that this is the other way round: A corn field is a highly parallelized and automatized food creatio
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by closedloop129 4y ago
To me as an outsider, this sounds like the Apple pendent to white privilege. I don't really want to doubt your experience but how do you know that there is no prestigiousness when you seem to be in a position with an abundance of discl
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by closedloop129 4y ago
>We have a huge internal document of how RSS elements map to UI in every player From another comment: >The problem is that there are huge swaths of use cases that are not covered by the current rss standard. Have you considered turnin
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by closedloop129 4y ago
Where is the limit? Why not 20 guys in a low-cost country @$5.50/h? They cannot rate all results anyway, so why not get the best possible evaluations? Shouldn't quality data beat quantity if you extrapolate from the evaluated samp
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by closedloop129 4y ago
Is it possible to play the game without having to register an account?
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by closedloop129 4y ago
Why would you need a biosphere? You need processes that turn energy into nutrients. Those processes can be entirely chemical or cell-culture based.
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by closedloop129 4y ago
Rental units on their own don't matter from a market perspective. There is some sentimental value in owning your own house but apart from that, costs have to be equal or demand shifts until they are. Private equity can only make a prof
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by closedloop129 4y ago
They will, as long as they have a job. All the forfeited houses from the people who cannot serve their mortgages will flood the market and drive down prices. Additionally, all the surplus construction infrastructure will be there, fighting
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by closedloop129 4y ago
I am not quite sure if that's your point but math articles, and CS articles to some extend, don't rely on experiments to the same extend as other fields. A mathematical proof doesn't have to be reproduced but verified. It wil
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by closedloop129 4y ago
I dare to say that all three examples - depression, adhd and homosexual orientation - have in common, that they lead to questions about identity. How come that we try to create AI with NNs and billions of funding, but we don't pay the
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by closedloop129 4y ago
To my surprise the cost of desalination is quite low. It's nowhere near the price of bottled water. $2,710 per acre-foot is $2 per cubic meter or $0,01 per gallon. But it's not profitable for regular crops: Crops need about 700mm

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