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looseyesterday
1y ago
I think I agree only partially, ofc people tend to over-react to change, however I do think as apple has grown they have become more careful in the ways that matter. I like that they are still pushing things with liquid glass and trying and
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looseyesterday
1y ago
I think like most things the internet 'ate' SF now you can work remote and most importantly start new companies remotely. OFC scale, capital and in-person still matter, but Australia, UK, Germany, Spain, all now have significant t
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looseyesterday
1y ago
I am sad to hear about your exp. and I think I understand where you're coming from but is the same also not true of most other jobs? I think the big advantage of a 'screen job' is less pressure on your body, alot of plumbers
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looseyesterday
1y ago
In some cases teachers are being overworked and expected to deliver far beyond their capability. The issue I see here is that its Powerpoint / document generation AI tools often use older / cheaper / worse models e.g. 4o mini
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looseyesterday
1y ago
On crime they most centrically do, watch the China Show (not the bloomberg one) on youtube. One example given on the show is that Once you go into northern villages and small towns you start seeing propganda posters on why you shouldn'
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looseyesterday
2y ago
I think reddit is the best among a very large selection of poor choices. Where else could you go?
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looseyesterday
2y ago
"It seems to have worked" I am sure he's a great manager, but whats really working for him is crazy high number of graduates and PHDs in China who are unemployed or underemployed
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looseyesterday
2y ago
Didn't anyone involved in naming this 'Stargate' ever actually watch the series? Not a good name if you're trying to create AGI
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looseyesterday
2y ago
Even more impressive given the scale of economic growth over the same time period.
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looseyesterday
2y ago
You are probably right on pilot error, dont forget Boeing probably want this to be the story as well!
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looseyesterday
2y ago
Dont forget the cost. An apple watch was an impluse purchase. iPad is a strech but still affordable. Vision pro is an active choice
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looseyesterday
2y ago
I think you're right but supply alone isn't enough. Density is another issue. We need to learn to build up. Commutes are getting crazy and sprawl is intense. Most people who I know to own their own property end up so far from lond
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looseyesterday
2y ago
I don't get the argument. I don't think something being magic will stop humans from exploiting it. At the end of the day intelligent people are great at coming up with excuses as to why they should do something bad. "Just cho
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looseyesterday
2y ago
I agree, I do also wonder what the role of routine and following through on commitments is. Getting things done alone can make people feel better and more confident.
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looseyesterday
2y ago
I agree, also the act of following a routine or following through on a commitment could all help you make feel better.
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looseyesterday
3y ago
People are different and so it makes sense that they'll handle death differently. Loneliness is a big problem. But I am surprised how often people fall for an anti-materialist view, yeah money's not everything, but I think its a p
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looseyesterday
3y ago
I am a product designer and literally every conversation I have now has everyone asking can we use an LLM here? They will be everywhere before long.
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looseyesterday
3y ago
Its more an indication of intent. Given how fast the factory in shanghai got built, I'd expect much bigger announcements in the near future.
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looseyesterday
4y ago
Dont know what to think at this point. Spent years thinking this was a conspiracy theory, given how may red flags of this type of thinking this seems to have. Now being told that its real feels off. Especially given the absence of evidence.
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looseyesterday
4y ago
Couldn't agree more. Writing from the UK here, and couldnt be more grateful to live in a functional democracy. Say what you wil about brexit but things are quite good here in comparison
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looseyesterday
4y ago
Inevitable given the cuts, very much feels like anyone capable has left the business or been fired.
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looseyesterday
4y ago
Interesting study, though I wouldn't rush to conclusions based on a sample size of 80. Speaking personally however, I dont doubt that sound can affect how we feel, I use brain fm for focus on a regular basis and it works in a very simi
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looseyesterday
4y ago
Doesn't always mean you have to serve your full notice. If you're extremely demotivated and do everything half heartedly what are they going to do? Any decent manager knows these are not enforceable in most cases
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looseyesterday
4y ago
What are the chances this is bigger than they claim?
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looseyesterday
4y ago
Lol there are still IBM mainframes out there doing their job.
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looseyesterday
4y ago
Damn thats a shame, seemed like a really interesting idea.
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looseyesterday
4y ago
This was a long time coming, demographics in the west are starting to flip, some countries have it worse than others, looking across the EU things are much worse. The US at least naturalises 1m ppl a year and has good amounts of immigration
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looseyesterday
4y ago
I agree, they emphasise social cohesion alot more, things start falling apart without growth in the US pretty fast.
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looseyesterday
4y ago
AI is not the solution. The root issue here is Goodheart's law. SEO marketers are hacking rankings with mediocre content, this leads to lower returns on time invested for generating valuable content, so writers / creators divert t
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looseyesterday
4y ago
Indeed, this type of writing is what will get replaced by GPTs first.
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