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by aqme28 4y ago
Absolutely. When my mom's instagram got hacked it was instantly apparent that the automated message it sent to me wasn't from her. Train an AI on our conversation history instead, and I'd likely click any link it sent me.
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by aqme28 4y ago
In this case it's both. Police are immune from violating your freedom of speech.
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by aqme28 4y ago
Love how the Roberts court treats corporate speech (absolute freedom) versus the speech of regular people.
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by aqme28 4y ago
I don't understand your comment. We agree that caste discrimination is bad and should be "left behind," but you don't want laws passed about that? It feels like you're saying "things should be this way, so I as
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by aqme28 4y ago
If things were totally different, things would have turned out different. There is a universe where the ecosystem would have led to faster development, and there are many where it would have led to slower development. This isn't an int
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by aqme28 4y ago
> I’m not sure if product managers at small companies and startups act this way. Ten years of experience at various startups, and it is absolutely this way.
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by aqme28 4y ago
> If you drive a vehicle knowing it is unsafe shouldn't you refuse? So a strike then? You’re literally describing what they tried to do.
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by aqme28 4y ago
I wouldn't be so sure. That's exactly the kind of project my dad loves to do to his old cars. $2k isn't going to break even, but it's a nice little marginal incentive.
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by aqme28 4y ago
Is the $35 the amount the patient pays, or is it the total amount paid for the insulin? It's still a despicable racket if the patient only pays $35, but the insurance company is paying $500.
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by aqme28 4y ago
That’s why I said mostly. They have claimed there are some changes to the model, but in my testing it’s not a huge difference. True, it’s not free, but at like a penny per query with a signup credit, it’s pretty close
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by aqme28 4y ago
This kind of doesn't make sense. ChatGPT is mostly just their available davinci model but with a lot of extra work that has gone into the prompt. Negating that prompt so you can ask it about additional topics doesn't make sense.
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by aqme28 4y ago
I didn’t learn until late in life that you’re not dying of hypothermia in that water as I’d always been lead to believe. Your muscles get too cold to respond and you just drown. Horrifying.
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by aqme28 4y ago
I wouldn’t be sure about that. A lot of very smart people go on to great success in academia, earning decent but non-noteworthy salaries
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by aqme28 4y ago
Why wait til your older for those experiences? Those are wonderful ways to experience these drugs.
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by aqme28 4y ago
A watermark is the other good way around it, and it looks like that is working.
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by aqme28 4y ago
In practice I do not think you are correct. I don’t want to name names, but revenue and growth over churn was one of the explicit directions of a startup I worked at. I agree with you that churn is important, but don’t think that’s a rule t
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by aqme28 4y ago
“A few people here may die” is a relatively serious nuclear accident. Worse than three-mile island at least.
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by aqme28 4y ago
I don’t fully agree. It argues that beyond the EV conversion, we also have to switch to cycling and public transit for transport.
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by aqme28 4y ago
100-200k people a year is still a small fraction of top earners. You're looking at millions in the top 10% of earners.
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by aqme28 4y ago
https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/sites/0dee8dce-en/index.html?i... Looks like about 60% of wealth in the US is inherited, and the proportion has been climbing.
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by aqme28 4y ago
If you can get paid 40% off for 100% days off then take it. I chose 80% for a four day week because you’re working 80% as many days. Your hourly rate hasn’t changed in this hypothetical.
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by aqme28 4y ago
I think the number of top earners that get their money from investments isn’t a very significant number compared to the top earners via labor. They might make a large percentage of the money in that top 10%, but there aren’t nearly as many
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by aqme28 4y ago
The math makes sense for top earners. If I can get my salary for time off that's usually worth it. Example: If I can get paid 80% as much money for a 4-day workweek, then I will take home 20% less money but I get 50% more days off. It&
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by aqme28 4y ago
> I don't have the numbers, but it may be that the majority of income in the US comes from "investment" or other passive not-earned means. I'm curious to see your numbers, because I can't imagine how this could
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by aqme28 4y ago
> So you're maybe thinking "Instagram must have a process for this, something you can do when your account is hacked?" and the answer is... kinda, but also it's completely useless. You follow the account hacked form o
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by aqme28 4y ago
If it doesn’t work it harms the people who volunteered to be Guinea pigs having it tested in their real trials. Again, it’s akin to medical testing.
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by aqme28 4y ago
I don't like that they're testing this out live. Do what you'd have to do if this were say a medical device: hire a retired judge or two and set up double-blind fake trials with AI or human representation. Prove it works, the
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by aqme28 4y ago
> To get anything done, you need to start it. This is... not true? Also not necessarily something to even select for in a corporate environment (even if you want to tell yourself that it is).
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by aqme28 4y ago
It's not that misleading. This isn't an early employee who held onto his shares. He joined less than two years ago. He got an insanely high compensation package.
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by aqme28 4y ago
Is it actually any more injury prone?

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