koshnaranek

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by koshnaranek 4y ago
"It hasn't happened in the past, therefore it won't happen in the future" is simply just a fallacy.
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by koshnaranek 4y ago
If the demand is high, so will the price. And for AI, data is everything. And data is the domain of the biggest companies.
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by koshnaranek 4y ago
What would be instead?
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by koshnaranek 4y ago
I enjoy it. There are a lot of communicators who shy away from giving their own opinion about anything that isn't the overwhelming consensus. They might be wrong after all. It is refreshing to have somebody actually disagree with somet
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Intro to AI Safety(youtube.com)
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by koshnaranek 4y ago
It just shows that predicting the future is really difficult. It's also not logical why HN being wrong in one case means it will be wrong in another.
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by koshnaranek 4y ago
I get the impression that firefox is regaining lost users lately
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by koshnaranek 4y ago
Such things can happen very easily even when everybody has good intentions especially if nobody keeps the entire team focused.
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by koshnaranek 4y ago
If we look at the most extreme case where everybody had an office or at least a desk and then everybody moves to homeoffice 100% then it massively decreases then demand for property in general. Everybody already has a home. Even if more peo
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by koshnaranek 5y ago
I'm pretty sure marketing firms already have some power mods planted.
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by koshnaranek 5y ago
So frustrating to find background Information to a big current event. Google will aggressively show the same news articles over and over.
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by koshnaranek 5y ago
You have a caricature of Germany in your head if you believe people yell at you for crossing at red on an empty road.
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by koshnaranek 5y ago
These laws and regulations developed not just randomly but because corporations treated workers almost like slaves.
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by koshnaranek 5y ago
Netflix makes a lot of money in Europe. Most of that profit would move to the US... even more than it currently does.
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by koshnaranek 6y ago
So if Google would have had to use their phones to help find the SS find hidden Jewa, perfectly legal in Nazi Germany, they can and should do so since it is after all not their responsibility to fix Nazi Germany?
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by koshnaranek 6y ago
We don't know if Google's actions did make them a tiny bit less bad or not
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by koshnaranek 6y ago
It would hurt a bit though if Pakistan did not have Google's and apple's services though. So oppressing people would come at a price.
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by koshnaranek 6y ago
That would be a dream come true for European tech companies. Imagine the race to fill the gap of Google.com. EU may not be the US when it comes to software but there are many smart people here that would have a huge motivation.
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by koshnaranek 7y ago
Unions were a central driving force in labour protection laws and the lack of unions in the US might be a reason why you have so many people that are overworked and burn out.
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by koshnaranek 7y ago
So if only the people, the workers produce stuff, and the form of organization like the union is parasitic then the cooperation does not produce stuff as well.