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by abirch 3mo ago
I'd love it if companies had to disclose the percent of Private Equity ownership and online work disclosed the percent of AI creation.
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by abirch 3mo ago
I think there's an errant space in between the BBB and the - but yes, the title is wrong with that space
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by abirch 3mo ago
Have you ever read Kurt Vonnegut's Timequake? I think it's very applicable to the average human experience.
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by abirch 3mo ago
The account will require a phone number and the US is trying to move away from burner phones. As long as we don't commit thought crimes and we love Big Brother all will be well. https://www.wired.com/story/security
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by abirch 3mo ago
I'm guessing it's going to lock the non-sighted//keyboard only users out of the anonymous Internet. I'm guessing if you log in and give up your anonymity they'll consider you not a bot.
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by abirch 3mo ago
I feel like this is dot com 2.0. The dot com's valuations eventually were proven to be true, only way too early. With investing Timing is everything, if you invest in Pets.com you lost, if you invested in chewy.com you won. If you inve
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by abirch 3mo ago
Yes it’s highly correlated with people who use a long distance company
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by abirch 3mo ago
Unfortunately tests are not 100% accurate and there's a window between when the pathogen is present and when it's detectible. Add in that many viruses aren't directly detectable, the tests look for antibodies to the virus. Th
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by abirch 3mo ago
spend is a noun in this sentence. As a noun, spend refers to the amount of money spent for a particular purpose or over a specified length of time
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by abirch 3mo ago
Yes, Europe was powerful when they had colonies. Currently, Europe can stand up against tech. Apple could easily prohibit iPhones from going into France but I doubt it cutting off the entire EU.
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by abirch 3mo ago
Factor in that Europe is powerful partly because of its unity and there are many forces trying to undermine that.
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by abirch 3mo ago
This has an outsized impact on young men.
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by abirch 3mo ago
right after he stops trying to steal everyone's privacy. Not only on the internet but IRL too with those Meta Raybans
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by abirch 3mo ago
I'm shocked how much the average American knows about how things work. Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. I'm not surprised how quickly Americans are giving up their liberty.
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by abirch 3mo ago
Not sure how you would do things better without a centralized planning committee. Most people believe that bubbles are bad, but what's the alternative? People want to get rich quick.
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by abirch 3mo ago
My question is why not use IMAP?
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by abirch 3mo ago
Complexity is caused by Dependencies and Obscurities ~ John Ousterhout Looks like you had both.
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by abirch 3mo ago
"Have you ever noticed that anybody driving slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac?" -- George Carlin
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by abirch 3mo ago
What TSLA lacks in cashflow, they more than make-up in TAM. Make-up as in create out of thin air. We'll have self driving cars in a few months, robots, semi-trucks, etc., etc.
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by abirch 3mo ago
1)The legal system is not fast. 2) which jurisdiction should have the right to ask the judge to take down the material?
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by abirch 3mo ago
There are few things better in this world than having a car shop you can trust. I found one and pray that management doesn't change.
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by abirch 3mo ago
Ray Dalio created one of the most successful hedge funds ever and as he calls himself "a professional capitalist." The guy even helped with launching the Chickent McNugget (advising McDonald's with Poultry futures) If you loo
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by abirch 3mo ago
As Ray Dalio has mentioned, you should measure results on how it impacts the bottom 51% of the people (the majority) it's a lot more illustrative than looking at the average.
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by abirch 3mo ago
The government should limit innovation and direct resources to proven ROI spending such as free daycare, nutrition, and public infrastructure
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by abirch 3mo ago
Careless People is such as great book. I'm still shocked that Zuck hasn't bought the rights to it and buried it that way.
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by abirch 4mo ago
Sorry, I was thinking hyperinflation as a de facto default. As in Germany, Brazil (Cruzeiro), Argentina, etc. If the US hits hyperinflation say, debt is 300% GDP in a decade at some point people will stop loaning it money and the dollar los
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by abirch 4mo ago
The only bad thing with USD based stable coin is you have to trust that the USA will keep paying its debts longer than you hold the stable coin.
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by abirch 4mo ago
This is potentially not written by AI. I didn't read the article.
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by abirch 4mo ago
I don't know the specifics. I can imagine someone using a regex like ^[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{3}$ it worked for the emails that the web dev tried and you have to have a valid email address to file a complaint.
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by abirch 4mo ago
As I see it there's are two directions with AI 1) Cut the bottom line 2) Grow the topline Most firms have a backlog of features and design debt that AI can help address.

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