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monitorlizard
2mo ago
Since people like an unrelated product, you thought it would be good marketing to jack the brand? Maybe I should start calling my B2B SaaS products Salesforce too!
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monitorlizard
3mo ago
Aviation is an incredibly low-margin business - airlines are less trying to earn "massive profits" and more just trying to continue to operate year over year
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3mo ago
A household might have three or four mobile phones, but only one or two cars. Many cars also can and do support both Android Auto and Carplay. If my wife and I used Android and my teenage son used Apple, I'd definitely want our car to
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3mo ago
Say you get your way, and, for fear of Mark Carney rolling the tanks in and taking over North America, the US stops collecting any data on its citizens. How is the IRS supposed to know how much tax to expect from you? How is SNAP supposed t
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monitorlizard
2y ago
This is a genuinely good idea for a business that I think you should explore further if you have the bandwidth.
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monitorlizard
2y ago
Have you read it, and if so, do you recommend it?
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monitorlizard
2y ago
Jargon feels like 1 for the ingroup and 2 for the outgroup.
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monitorlizard
2y ago
It's creepy if you have bad vibes. If you can read the room and take rejection with a smile I think it's chill
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monitorlizard
2y ago
I believe Anthropic is a PBC not a C-Corp
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2y ago
Your rhetoric is clever, but I see a hole in it. Indefinite detainment is a logical consequence of lacking a right to a speedy trial, but is not identical to it. I think it is in fact quite apt to say that the right to a speedy trial is to
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monitorlizard
2y ago
Could you expand more on your struggle session idea? I'm aware of the analogy to Mao's China but I'm curious how you'd see it playing out in this setting.
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3y ago
Perhaps I'm being overly contrarian, but from my point of view, I feel that could be a blessing in disguise. For example, in a world where deepfake pornography is ubiquitous, it becomes much harder to tarnish someone's reputation
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3y ago
I'm curious about how the economics of human feedback will work out in the long term. I currently work in operations at a data annotation company, and my experience has given me a very pessimistic view of the industry's current st