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by soderfoo 3y ago
Awesome demo, short simple and to the point. I did not know Meta released smart glasses. Has anybody found them useful or is it more of a novelty?
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by soderfoo 3y ago
And the whole time no one thought to phone Satya Nadella regarding his $10 billion investment and to get his input.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
One would assume that MSFT, for its $9 billion investment, would have some kind protection against this from happening. But seeing the shenanigans of the past few days and how MSFT failed to secure a board seat for their $$, it would not su
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by soderfoo 3y ago
After the Futurama future, we make it to the Idiocracy future.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
In this scenario, it's more like OpenAI is feeding MSFT.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
It's like a bad WWE storyline. At this point I would not be surprised if Elon joins in, steel chair in hand.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
It's almost like a ChatGPT hallucination. Where will this all go next? It seems like HN is melting down.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
As someone watching this all from Europe, realizing the work day has not even started for the US West Coast yet leaves me speechless. This situation's drama is overwhelming and it seems like its making HN's servers meltdown.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
Deservedly or not, Satya Nadella will look like a genius in the aftermath. He has and will continue to leverage this situation to strengthen MSFT's position. Is there word of any other competitors attempting to capitalize here? Tryin
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by soderfoo 3y ago
Watching all this drama unfold in the public is unprecedented. I guess it makes sense. There has never been a company like OpenAI, in terms or governance and product, so I guess it makes sense that their drama leads us in to unchartered ter
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by soderfoo 3y ago
Watching this all unfold in the public is unprecedented (I think). There has never been a company like OpenAI, in terms or governance and product, so I guess it makes sense that their drama leads us in to unchartered territory.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
Yes, oversight on my part, as a supply chain guy, he has really pivoted well in to a generalist leading Apple in to the entertainment biz.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
Agreed, Satya is a first rate executive, other than Gwynne Shotwell at SpaceX, I can't really think of anyone in the same league. There was a lot of discussion on HN the past few days regarding the importance (or lack thereof) of a CEO
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by soderfoo 3y ago
I would say we're likely to see some governance and board composition changes made soon. Honestly, I would expect more from Microsoft's attorneys, whether this was overlooked or allowed. Maybe OAI had superior leverage and MS was
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by soderfoo 3y ago
And Sam was the face of AI to the general public, which makes these moves all the more perplexing.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
Greg just announced he is leaving Open AI as well.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
I think that clears up the personal indiscretion theory. If others are willing to voluntarily follow you out, I would say it points to some internal power struggle that underlies this whole affair.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
Is cancel culture not a euphemism for mob rule ? Every generation has it's own example of the mob , the self-styled righteous, who exert disproportionate influence on society. Each generation concludes this behavior should be dissu
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by soderfoo 3y ago
It's quite terrifying to think of a runaway feedback loop leading to the emptying of the oceans, on the scale of happening within a lifetime.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
Best I could think of is the dropped connection whenever someone picked up the phone in your home.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
One difference for natural born citizens is the number of debt traps along the way.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
The "Gen Z version of QVC" line made me think of this quote: "The overwhelming question, obviously, is why anyone would enjoy listening to people get fooled into becoming more and more offended and upset. To which there
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by soderfoo 3y ago
Also, the public option was scuttled due to Senator Joe Lieberman, presumably due to his close ties to the insurance industry.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
>I am leaving this country that I served in a war... Thanks for your service. I served as well and made the jump to a new country as well. My mental health has improved greatly. I hope you find some sanity as well.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
Was just thinking the same thing! It would be nice if those critical of Mozilla offered solutions. I agree with alot of the points raised, but I also empathize with the tough position Mozilla is in. I know squat about product management an
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by soderfoo 3y ago
A great book on this topic is The Devil's Chessboard , which focuses on the nascent CIA and Allen Dulles.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
I will answer here for convenience, but I have been taking ADHD meds for 12+ years. I would say I am a pretty severe case as in, within moments of meeting me you would know I was quirky . It makes me a functional adult though I feel it d
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by soderfoo 3y ago
My question is why do people do this? In my mind there are two types of disinformation actors here: (1) nations and large groups; and, (2) individuals. What would an individuals motivation be to recycle an old photo or video and pass it off
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by soderfoo 3y ago
I thought it was a machine to image Lego bricks. Pleasantly surprised by the press release.
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by soderfoo 3y ago
It's truly scary how zealous some people can become and how the double down in the face of criticism. A little introspection and contemplation is always good.

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