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by pylua 2y ago
If I want someone to roast my startup idea I can just take it directly to a bank or vc.
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by pylua 2y ago
Since making a decision in itself is subjective, does it matter if ai makes a decision ? Two bankers may have two conclusions on the same data, or may have two different risk tolerances or strategies. As for audibility, all of the data is
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by pylua 2y ago
I believe this line of thought was one of the drivers of the original separation of church and state premise.
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by pylua 2y ago
You would be surprised. Banking companies / their vendors for instance will outsource to india and Poland. Some of the people in Poland are citizens of Belarus. Us customer data is all over the world (account numbers / ssn /
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by pylua 2y ago
They are probably outsourcing to a vendor who will do god knows what with it
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by pylua 2y ago
This is more like a magic wand in terms of its effectiveness . I think that’s the difference.
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by pylua 2y ago
Even stuff that starts out as premium eventually becomes cheap by knockoffs that don’t respect ip. In my experience the original brands try to buy out the knockoffs.
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by pylua 2y ago
Standardization of testing is different than standardizing the rate of learning.
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by pylua 2y ago
Seems like outsourcing to a lab to verify would have equal chances of fraud as the supplier ?
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by pylua 2y ago
I agree you should be. I don’t think our economic system enforces those checks. In practice auditing and pen testing are just farmed to the lowest cost place that says they will do everything. The system has no proper checks or balances aga
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by pylua 2y ago
Two things: Are they legally bound to do the verification themselves ? Seems like it would be more cost efficient to outsource that as well, which would just be prone to fraud. I did not see it mentioned where they were aware that their sup
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by pylua 2y ago
I don’t believe you can do that outsourcing in good faith. However, assuming they did and were lied to, does that constitute liability I would see them arguing they are the victim.
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by pylua 2y ago
Criminal negligence on the behalf of Boeing sounds like a stretch. If you have to verify the details of the work you outsource then everything would have to be done in house, and there would be no benefit to it. Are you criminally liable if
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by pylua 2y ago
Traveling, traversing meeting rooms. Going on site. There are lots of reasons battery life is important in the corporate world without being present in front of your computer for more than six hours consistently.
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by pylua 2y ago
That’s not really reasoning, right ? Maybe humans rely disproportionate on association in general.
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by pylua 2y ago
The other drawback to buying expensive consulting services is that your company does not have the domain knowledge of the solution.
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by pylua 2y ago
To be fair, both parents are expected to work while wages have not kept up. Work demands more than ever from you with less upside than ever before. My point is that parents are stretched thin.
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by pylua 2y ago
In a few years there will be tens of thousand of ai vendors just like there are apps/games ?
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by pylua 2y ago
Wouldn’t the us government step in if intel was bombed in Israel ?
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by pylua 2y ago
Maybe now viagra opens up to older women, not just men ? It will double their market ?
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by pylua 2y ago
Only six years to turn that around? That is a mammoth task. I’m not sure that will be possible.
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by pylua 2y ago
Maybe they will announce a product that marries Twitter, solar panels, and teslas cars. Trying to sell a complete green package was Elon musks reason for bringing solar city into Tesla if I recall.
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by pylua 2y ago
What about this scenario: two teams, rnd and delivery team. Rnd has an okr to make the projects easier to deliver. How do you objectively measure that, as one team does not completely control the result.
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by pylua 2y ago
I think this forgets the most important thing: how to accurately measure the okr. Okrs are primed to be gamed by people seeking to maximize their contributions even if it isn’t relevant to a real world scenario.
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by pylua 2y ago
Hypothetically, If a large part of workers no longer have income how would those roles be supported? Surely there would be reduced demand that would lead to those roles disappearing as a full time position.
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by pylua 2y ago
These are deep insights that I appreciate. I do feel like workers do take on risk, however. People invest their time in a company and can be arbitrarily let go. Years of domain knowledge they have invested that may not be transferable. The
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by pylua 2y ago
This is a great post, thank you for posting it. Starting a business truly is great endeavor. I mean #1. I am mostly talking about companies that pay such low wages that the government needs to subsidize with food stamps and other benefits.
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by pylua 2y ago
Just curious: do you see any issues with concurrency or anything else rust would help with, or is it domain knowledge related issues?
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by pylua 2y ago
Sounds like a line from a dr Seuss book.
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by pylua 2y ago
I feel like this is sort of silly. Unless I am missing something I would expect almost everyone to answer the survey in such a manner that would financially benefit them. With the exception of remote work I would imagine if a want isn’t met

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