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by 9283409232 1y ago
Is he comparing working at OpenAI to religion? Is that not a crazy analogy to make? Cult like behavior to say the least. It's also funny the entire business of AI is poaching content from people.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
I don't trust Cloudflare but this is not a problem they created. They solved a real problem with DDoS protection in the beginning and now AI crawlers increasing server cost is not a negligible problem. The CEO of iFixit called out Anth
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by 9283409232 1y ago
Cloudflare isn't universally hated but I think most people are very nervous about the power Cloudflare holds. Bluesky puts it best "the company is tomorrow's adversary" and Cloudflare is turning into a powerful adversary
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by 9283409232 1y ago
Brave has been trying and failing to get micropayments using crypto for years.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
Value is not a hard science. I've seen people shelve tech debt in favor of work on a feature that no one ends up using.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
People say this but I wonder about this from time to time. I don't think anyone is asking to rebuild datadog from scratch for your company but surely it's worth it to migrate to something not as expensive even if it takes a bit of
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by 9283409232 1y ago
They were granted stock options because of the high risk nature of startups. It was the leverage they had over the old guard is that if you join us and we succeed, you're set for life. It wasn't because they were worker friendly,
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by 9283409232 1y ago
I worked with someone with your mindset and he smelled horrible in the office to the point where HR had to step in and talk to him about hygiene.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
> even in tech Especially in tech. Tech has always been anti-labor and anti-union.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
It's a mixed bag to the point where I would agree that it's placebo. It is great for getting you from nothing to something quickly but it makes no many mistakes that I think it evens out to being marginally faster than if I did it
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by 9283409232 1y ago
I agree but that isn't happening so I would recommend not supporting the products that enrich these oligarchs.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
People on this website are externalized from the consequences of their actions or make blog posts about how they went on a digital detox retreat, joined a cult, found themselves, left the cult, and founded a new startup that will not be evi
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by 9283409232 1y ago
I have a simple question. Is it worth building a community? Outside of being paid to do it, is it worth doing? Seems like more trouble than it's worth to me.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
I recommend Ambient Weather instead of Accuweather. [0] https://ambientweather.net/
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by 9283409232 1y ago
I see so nothing concrete happened and this is just speculation.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
You're going to have to expand on that because I'm out of the loop.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
Do you have any reason for thinking Bell Labs was good for the industry? The DoJ broke up AT&T specifically because their monopoly was putting their foot on competition.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
You say that like killing Bell Labs was a bad thing and Google did not give us LLMs. They may have wrote the paper on transformers but the ground work was done by universities.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
Using the Heritage foundation as a source says a lot. The tree where all the liars and conmen in this administration have come from.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
Alan Fisher has a good video on this and why Septa is actually one of the most efficient transit agencies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTo82C4JIWo
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by 9283409232 1y ago
I also want to know but I doubt they will come out and say "yeah our customers are gigantic pains in the arse"
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by 9283409232 1y ago
This isn't 100% true meaning it isn't well settled. Have people already forgotten Google vs Oracle? Google ended up winning that after years and years but the judgements went back and forth and there are around 4 or 5 guidelines t
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by 9283409232 1y ago
You're so dramatic. Like they said in the declaration, these are the early days of AI development and all the problems they mention will be eventually resolved so they have no problem taking a backseat while things sort themselves out
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by 9283409232 1y ago
I don't know who you are talking about but I'm not implying that Framework is doing anything wrong, just that they have chosen a very difficult user base to cater to.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
A mixture of the two. "Cool if I come by later" or "wanna go to PLACE Friday".
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by 9283409232 1y ago
Where I grew up, just showing up at someone's house unannounced was a faux pas. Scheduling in advance was the only way to do shit.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
PopOS is not wasted effort. The goal of PopOS is to have an out of the box Linux aimed at people new to Linux that has everything working out of the box. Specifically, graphics drivers working out of the box which is notoriously hard if you
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by 9283409232 1y ago
You may be misunderstanding me or I'm not explaining myself properly. I don't want them to vertically integrate in the same way that Apple does, I want them to invest more on the software side by selecting a distro and building ar
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by 9283409232 1y ago
I would like Framework to go the System76 route and adopt a Linux distro that they can very finely tune for the Framework laptop. Macbooks have the benefit of MacOS being completely vertically integrated. I don't see Framework putting
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by 9283409232 1y ago
I don't see anything wrong with that Framework is going after a specific but lucrative segment of the market

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