paxiongmap

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by paxiongmap 4mo ago
I'd probably characterise it as more as "AI doesn't have the massively transformational ROI that all the AI salespeople said it would and now I have to pay for my tokens and the humans I though I could replace at the same tim
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by paxiongmap 9mo ago
In a capitalist system, capital makes the rules for everyone. This is why capital earns more than labour. System working as intended.
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by paxiongmap 10mo ago
I've been on Fastmail with my own domains for 4 years now, having been fully Gmail since 2004. The transition was seemless, the apps are solid and I can't imagine ever going back. The only option I'd consider would be full se
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by paxiongmap 10mo ago
I highly recommend Peter Gray's writing: https://petergray.substack.com/ Relevant to the discussion about online spaces and autonomy in childhood, I'd jump into this discussion about teen suicide rates: https:&#x
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by paxiongmap 10mo ago
I have just done the opposite - left London for the countryside and am currently very much enjoying it. As our toddler gets older it will interesting to see how we deal with the challenges of letting them find their own space.
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by paxiongmap 11mo ago
"The least bad thing that Ofcom and the Government could do is to quietly let the matter drop whilst focusing on education." This generalises very well for all Government. Shame we're a couple of generations into education be
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by paxiongmap 1y ago
I came to a similar conclusion when I was very very close to pushing the 'Buy' button on the original Palma. My main hope is for this to be successful enough to encourage some competitors who do the software / service side in
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by paxiongmap 2y ago
XKCD is universal... https://xkcd.com/1216/
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by paxiongmap 2y ago
As another product of the British 'education' system, this is all very familiar. If you're interested in some content that really helped me understand why I hated school so completely, I recommend "Dumbing Us Down: The H
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by paxiongmap 3y ago
> The remaining organisation was anything but a competent customer for IT implementations. This is very much the standard in UK public procurement and has been for a large number of years. It's got a lot worse since Brexit when most