notyourwork

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by notyourwork 4d ago
Leave it offline.
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by notyourwork 22d ago
I agree but I came across Dolly Parton syrup in the grocery store once. Had to say for all the good, that felt a bit odd, strange and out of place with Dolly’s character.
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by notyourwork 1mo ago
How does that play out for them? China gets a lot of money from US spending.
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by notyourwork 1mo ago
This is not a useful comment, please provide substance that contributes to a fruitful conversation.
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by notyourwork 1mo ago
What’s your point? Regurgitating the article isn’t useful nor why I come to the comment section.
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by notyourwork 1mo ago
That's dismissive to my point. Society built itself up. Corporations that suck on society's tit and give nothing back, demand profits, and continue to skim off the top are not Mother Teresa.
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by notyourwork 1mo ago
Seems there is opportunity for a company to rise to the top if they take a stance that buys societal goodwill.
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by notyourwork 1mo ago
Why should we? Corporations steamroll the public, take their tax breaks and ask for more.
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by notyourwork 2mo ago
America is not on the path for greatness? Consider me surprised.
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by notyourwork 2mo ago
Stating the obvious to to an audience not here.
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by notyourwork 2mo ago
I’ve been interviewing in big tech for nearly 8 years. I’ve not tracked but hires are far fewer compared to rejections.
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by notyourwork 2mo ago
Have to milk the economic tit for all it’s worth.
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by notyourwork 2mo ago
Seems like we all forgot about the election scandal with Meta. They are a parasite to society and what used to be a way to connect with college peers has become a stain to adolescent development.
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by notyourwork 2mo ago
Scary and utter chilling to read. Reminds me of the Firestone scandal in some ways but likely with far reaching worse consequences for society.
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by notyourwork 3mo ago
The general population does not understand technology sufficiently well to set it up correctly, regulate it or use it correctly. Until we educate our population more on technology we will always be in this state.
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by notyourwork 3mo ago
It’s easy when you skirt regulations.
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by notyourwork 3mo ago
Nvidia has to balance relations with their biggest customers. So that’s a careful decision to be made by them.
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by notyourwork 5mo ago
What value is quoting the article without any substance added?
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by notyourwork 5mo ago
Soft power is no fun. Let’s send in missiles and aircraft carriers otherwise we’re not making America great.
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by notyourwork 5mo ago
> OpenAI has abandoned its open source roots. It was only a matter of time. The font on the dollar sign kept increasing, eventually selfish humans will always crack. Keeping it open had to be instilled with it becoming a public utility.
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by notyourwork 6mo ago
Free is free. Want more, fork over money.
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by notyourwork 6mo ago
SeaTac handles this with augmentation from the port. They do an excellent job and have not been impacted by any of the recent shut downs.
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by notyourwork 6mo ago
7 years, I guess the math including car is required. I cannot make it work over 20+ years.
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by notyourwork 6mo ago
Gatekeepers have to gatekeeper. Sigh.
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by notyourwork 6mo ago
This is where zoning rules make sense.
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by notyourwork 6mo ago
Why do airwaves matter? I get cable over the internet. Technology constraints shouldn’t me what allows laws to undermine democracy.
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by notyourwork 7mo ago
Atrocities can be repeated. There is nothing wrong with reiterating the negative outcomes a specific person has unleashed to towards societies greater good.
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by notyourwork 7mo ago
Because the article said so? That’s your rationale for saying the executive branch isn’t weaponizing the rest of government offices for their own influence and benefit. Sorry, color me unconvinced until this administration shows good faith.
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by notyourwork 7mo ago
Probably less about tax revenue and more about the executive branch squeezing tech companies to assert influence.
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by notyourwork 7mo ago
Generally I agree up until now where we appear to be treading on the threshold of AI being orders of magnitude more powerful. Given that, which has potential to displace large swaths of the labor force, I feel as though society deserves a l

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