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zooq_ai
2y ago
Geez, I hope there aren't people like you working at Google
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zooq_ai
2y ago
Why can't Emergency Alert System provide the same service. As we continue to expand our Satellite System, this becomes even moot as we can broadcast via SOS text messages
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zooq_ai
2y ago
Google Search is pretty good at detecting this dual-content attacks. It's not this is the first time someone thought about that and it will heavily penalize websites that do that. This is just the NotebookLM crawler that is being trick
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zooq_ai
2y ago
luddites gonna luddite
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zooq_ai
2y ago
Dockworkers abusing their monopoly powers and raising prices is price gouging?
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zooq_ai
2y ago
Like I said, if you didn't follow Orion's demo and still parroting "Metaverse Bad" you belong in the exact same category as Blockbuster
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zooq_ai
2y ago
Ummm sure buddy. Let's bring anecdotes vs real world data
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zooq_ai
2y ago
Remember when the Russians mocked Elon Musk for his rocket purchase? Remember when Blockbuster mocked Netflix? Remember when Steve Ballmer mocked the iPhone? Remember when Zuck was mocked for the Metaverse? I'm pretty sure Sam would ha
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2y ago
How TF Flight Simulator is not on VR is the biggest mystery to me. It is the most obvious killer app to showcase both the game and VR headset.
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zooq_ai
2y ago
Of course, being contrarian and being right is important. Happy to bet on Sam Altman and go short on Gary Marcus and popular HN in this case.
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2y ago
This reminds of all the anti-Tesla "Tesla is dead/bankrupt" in 2017/18 takes from mostly clueless people (Gary Marcus is a certified idiot) who don't know anything about scaling a business, TAM of Knowledge Industry
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2y ago
Facebook still has 3B happy users. It's only privileged, highly-paid coastal elites that hate FB. Zuck, can literally say GFY as they don't matter in the broad scheme of things and innovations.
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2y ago
Again, it's easy to be a CTO for a startup. You just have to be at the right time. Your role is literally is, do all the stuff Researchers/Engineers have to deal with. Do you really think Mira set the technical agenda, architectur
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2y ago
Sometimes with good looks and charm, you can fall up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mira_Murati Point me to a single credential where you feel confident of putting your money on her?
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2y ago
I can't imagine investor pouring money on her. She has zero credibility both hardcore STEM like Ilya or a visionary like Jobs/Musk
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2y ago
1 you use 1 2 (or even 3) you use "a couple" A few is almost always > 3 and one could argue that upper limit 15 So, 10 years to 50 years
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2y ago
Some people are quitters and some people push through the initial discomfort
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2y ago
Open Source software works because it scales. When you build an open source software or creative commons content, it is instantly available to billions. Cooking, Building, and Healthcare doesn't. Your free 4 hour per day service to oth
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zooq_ai
2y ago
This scenario exists only in progressive and HNers heads. Companies make money and Capitalism works by offering more services not fewer. Are there companies that does short-term thinking? Yes. But overall, our standard of living and qualit
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zooq_ai
2y ago
just because you are anti-social, doesn't mean the general public are
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2y ago
Anyone who uses this line of argument is one of the clueless person about everything. I'd fire them first
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2y ago
ITT : people confusing personal productivity (I finished my given set of tasks) vs company productivity (collaborate to bring new ideas into market) and most modern university educated won't get it
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2y ago
Balls that go in the opposite direction (of normal) is called Googly
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2y ago
Their standard of living has improved dramatically precisely because of access to technology
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2y ago
Ha Ha, French Software Engineers have these protections and their pay is shit.
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If you look at what happened to Yahoo, Intel, AT&T with their generous WFH policies, no leader worth their salt would ever give this leeway to employees. There is not a single company that has had long-term WFH success (that had to actu
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2y ago
Incredibly dumb argument. Technological advancements like the Internet, Google Search, YouTube, Social Media, Smartphones have benefitted the masses -- the poorest person in Bangladesh have the same access to these technologies as the Pres
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2y ago
You can make a documentary about any person or any company on this planet and make them look evil with the benefit of hindsight.
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Engineers always over value their ability to start companies on their own. There is a lot to building a successful company and needs irrationality and risk-taking (not exactly traits of a median engineer). Engineers like Musk, Zuck, Gates a
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One interesting hypothesis of what OpenAI may be doing
(twitter.com)
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