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by username_my1 6d ago
they don't have to answer for the next quarter, and that's good enough for me.
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by username_my1 6d ago
This is the problem with capitalism. Nothing is ever enough, all the top tech companies, it's not enough that the conquered the global market, not enough that they dominated commerce, media, automotive, cloud, space ... it's not e
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by username_my1 14d ago
yeah digital infrastructure is more achievable, more important and can produce revenue more reliably compared to AI. if sovereignty is the goal, drop Microsoft, aws and adapt / develop open source / EU alternative. once serious pr
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by username_my1 14d ago
wow and here I was thinking that I lost my attention span and can no longer read AI output any more. come to think about it, of course I did become lazy and pay less attention to walls of text. but I often catch myself asking AI to explain
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by username_my1 19d ago
this is what I mean by distributed, unconcentrated change. you will never make meaningful progress by those initiatives, there should be an echo of the US investment in data centers or china's investment in EVs. bigger, systematic, wit
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by username_my1 19d ago
The crazy thing is that there is a model where governments / states / localities can migrate away from windows / Microsoft 365 ... and use part of the savings to fund open-source if this was done across Europe we'd have
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by username_my1 27d ago
I like rovo -.-
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by username_my1 27d ago
The amazing thing is that there is almost always an open-source alternative that is 10x better in many ways, in the case of slack https://mattermost.com/ I'm looking forward for AI to make it very easy to deploy your o
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by username_my1 29d ago
I think there is a huge shift in hackernews as of late (as other mainstream media as well) where such discussions happen, not necessary encouraged. I'm shocked to see the difference between 2023 and today.
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by username_my1 29d ago
No one is doing it as much as Israel does, Russia's influence campaigns are well documented, often weak, lack the "forcefulness" you see when it comes to Israel. The thing is that messaging from Russia, China, Arab countries
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by username_my1 1mo ago
This whole house of card is very modern, there was no such thing as "Reserve currency" not even the British pound, it was the most traded currency. but holding a currency's (debt) as a foreign reserve instead of gold is very
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by username_my1 3mo ago
soon with the age verification laws, the mass surveillance laws coming we'll have a great wall of Europe ... my guess is that they're following the Russian / Chinese model. banning of VPN is a matter of time. then the days of
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by username_my1 1y ago
I still remember the 2015 alexa 100M$ fund and the buzz around everything voice first. https://www.geekwire.com/2015/amazon-makes-echos-alexa-avail... of course it wasn't as big as this new AI push, but since the
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by username_my1 1y ago
I'm always confused by the need for humanoid robots in heavy industry. isn't it always easier to build factories machine first ? same as the idea of building self driving cars enabled tracks with sensors and all instead of trying
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by username_my1 2y ago
maybe it's a generational difference ? I personally feel burned out by all the generetive AI stuff, the internet was already ruined with bots, and now generitive AI took the garbage to the next level. very far from exciting or even &qu
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by username_my1 2y ago
that's why you give credit to investors not just compnaies.
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by username_my1 2y ago
This also blows my mind, instead of adding more berucracy to apply for funding to review funding to give funding. just give tax credits based on innovation / investment criteria, to both companies and employees, Europe needs digitaliza
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by username_my1 2y ago
regex is useful but chatgpt is amazing at it, so why spend a minute keeping such useless knowledge in mind. if you know where to find something no point in knowing it.
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by username_my1 3y ago
As far as I know it's also the only company in the world where the US goverment has a major stake in (25% I think). Good news is that China has delivered their 8mm lithography machines and are promising 3mm sometime in the next two yea
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by username_my1 3y ago
No way immigration doesn't help, I see this in germany help so many startups enter the market and build successful businesses that drive the economy. The problem is that it's not a solution, the solution is to constantly push agai
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by username_my1 3y ago
it blows my mind that you can use sqlite with csv as input and then query it, it sounds so logical and useful yet I never came by it. we have lots of reporting in CSV, can't wait to start using it to run queries quickly
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by username_my1 3y ago
Not necesarly the only way as someone who often interviews candidates, if I'm getting bombarded by spam applications, the least you can do for me to take your CV seriously is a cover letter related to the job posting / company. I
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by username_my1 3y ago
I think there is no issues in bundling software to provide a turn key solution, that way the customers can focus on their business, not the complexity that comes with digital solutions. with that being said, I'm pretty sure marketplace
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by username_my1 3y ago
seriously ! everything in life is cost / result equations .... it might be easier for some than others to start a company (network, location, background, experince, timing, team, intelligence ...) but everyone pays something in exchang
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by username_my1 3y ago
usually you're right but the cost mentioned here is specific to BLOB data storage ... a very specific problem that can be isolated and run on external services and save the company lots of money.
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by username_my1 3y ago
actually what about immersive 3d experince design ? imagine being a game developer and having this in debth experince with your game visuals. same goes to vx effects in movies. what about designing App UI / UX where you're complet
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by username_my1 3y ago
I'm really surprised how entitled people are if they never learned how the public market and invetments work. Investors expect that a stock would return it's value in dividents or the company will have a very likely positive futur
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by username_my1 3y ago
Is it really a big problem though? Isn’t most creativity mashing things together that no one before thought of putting together?
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by username_my1 3y ago
not really, Joe Rogan pre pandamic was still the best interviewer in my openion of smart people. the problem with smart people is that they know that they're smart and so they won't stop talking or driving the conversation. Joe Ro
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by username_my1 4y ago
wrong view / comparios ... in a 5% interest rate environment, companies fight for investors money .. if you don't do the cuts and find a way to be efficient investors will put their money somewhere else that's more profitable

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