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apwell23
2y ago
I am confident you didn't understand my comment. I didn't say anything about "level of bugs".
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apwell23
2y ago
What PG see in him as a teenager to proclaim he is 'Michael jordan of listening' or that he knew within 3 mins that sam is next bill gates. These are actual paul graham quotes not something from Silicon Valley TV show. Edit: to pp
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apwell23
2y ago
It actually makes them less productive and creates havoc in codebases with hidden bugs and verbose code that ppl are copy pasting.
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apwell23
2y ago
So what is his plan to fix all the bugs that claude hallucinated in the code ?
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apwell23
2y ago
How did a teenager get 4% stake for 15k and millions for his (failed) startup if PG had nothing to do with it. I was working at dunkin donuts when i was a teenager.
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apwell23
2y ago
> Sam wasn't even a teenager anymore when he met PG the first time (but would have just turned 20), 20 yr age gap in a relationship is still frowned upon in our society unfortunately. Also I guess you were tracking sam's legal
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apwell23
2y ago
> probably didn't imagine Stripe would be the one today I guess being michael jordan of listening does't help with imagination
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apwell23
2y ago
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apwell23
2y ago
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apwell23
2y ago
Are you her friend or something. you created this profile to post on just one topic?
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apwell23
2y ago
> Cambridge Analytica scandal Would it be considered a scandal if happened in 2022.
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apwell23
2y ago
Is this the first original meta product ?
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apwell23
2y ago
> Well that and years of experience leading projects. Wasn't she head of the Model X program at Tesla? No idea because she scrubbed her linkedin profile. But afaik she didn't have "years of experience leading projects"
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apwell23
2y ago
Thats what is needed to get a job as a product manager these days?
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apwell23
2y ago
I think thats some rumors that they spread to make this look like a "conflict of philosophy" type bs. There are some juicy rumors about what actually happened too. much more belivable lol .
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apwell23
2y ago
Well why was sam altman fired. it was never revealed. CEOs get fired all the time and company puts out a statement. I've never seen "we won't tell you why we fired our CEO" anywhere. now he is back making totally ridicul
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apwell23
2y ago
Her rise didn't make sense to me. Product manager at tesla to CTO at openAI with no technical background and a deleted profile ? This is a very strange company to say the least.
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apwell23
2y ago
hey boss lets have our database be supported by a ... brazilian bank. prbly not a winning proposal.
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apwell23
2y ago
Its closed source software thats VERY expensive and supported by one tiny company somewhere. Try selling that to management as the place where you want to keep their data.
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apwell23
2y ago
everytime someone asks "where's their moat" some one giggles just makes me more convinced it's humans that are stochastic parrots.
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apwell23
2y ago
we are talking about paying subscribers.
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apwell23
2y ago
> More than one-third (37%) of business leaders say AI replaced workers in 2023 I just read one CNBC. This can mean whatever because "AI" can mean whatever they want and "business leaders" will get fired for saying we
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apwell23
2y ago
What growth? are you an openAI insider ? ChatGPT’s Growth Is Flatlining https://www.thewrap.com/chatgpt-growth-2024/
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apwell23
2y ago
I hate to say "did you read your link" but i have no option since you are spamming that link everywhere. Earlier this year, US software company Salesforce fired 700 workers – equivalent to approximately 1% of its global workfo
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apwell23
2y ago
only ones I heard were Klarna customer support but i call BS on that too.
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apwell23
2y ago
> OpenAI reportedly has 11 million subscribers Spotify by comparision has 250 million paying subscribers and is currently valued at 75 billion. OpenAI is at 150 billion for 11 million subscribers ?
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apwell23
2y ago
Why are they paying for it if its not improving their profit ? I don't see any company mention profit gains from money they spent on chatgpt.
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apwell23
2y ago
yea mail person is not using with any regularity. So yea what i said still holds true for your anecdote.
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apwell23
2y ago
Can someone explain to me how OpenAI has billions in revenue. Almost no one I know outside of tech uses chatgpt with any regularity.
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apwell23
2y ago
followup question: Why is AI productivity gains showing up in quarterly reports.
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