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by asciii 3y ago
Does the argument that other startups can copy OpenAI's funding playbook--start as a non-profit with investor contributions valued at 50 cents per dollar and then reap profits on the for-profit venture side--hold any water?
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by asciii 3y ago
Elon kept funding the non-profit even though they had begun talks/investor discussions about the for-profit. I think an extra $3 million? Either way, I'm guessing he did not think the for-profit side would turn into a money printe
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by asciii 3y ago
My favorite line lately is: "Fail to prepare? Prepare to fail." Nothing against failing as both outcomes are good learning scenario, though I think, def favor preparing for the most interesting failure is probably the best outcome
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by asciii 3y ago
Never heard of this, also the label in footer for careers said "We're hiring" but then lists no open positions :/
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by asciii 3y ago
I think you're spot on. Plus, the use of "colour" (with u) and reference to something as "rather Neanderthal"
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by asciii 3y ago
Looks like it might be the background iCloud updates which warms up the device…sometimes too warm
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by asciii 3y ago
Chaz in the future might be like "these violent delights have violent ends" Really interesting behavior however
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by asciii 3y ago
Beautifully terrifying
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by asciii 3y ago
Is there any recourse for him to figure out how the message was intercepted and his false arrest?
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by asciii 3y ago
How do we know that Strike 3, the production company, is not purposely uploading the torrents and then preying on users?
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by asciii 3y ago
This is definitely some smoke screen/cover for Meta's (aka Mark's) real intentions. From his obsession with Augustus Caesar to ownership stake of Meta and how he would sometimes end his meetings with "Domination!",
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by asciii 3y ago
What's crazy is that the reporter previously filed a bug report about hijacking sessions and then it comes full circle during a different report. That's karma
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by asciii 3y ago
I wonder how this impacts Apple Card (via GS) and knowing Apple's whole privacy focus
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by asciii 3y ago
Great point. My favorite to use is the back tap for shortcuts. Handy but unknown.
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by asciii 3y ago
> now I am using Obsidian Me too. Ever since starting on plain text methods that I read about a professor using on here, I have experimented with capturing a log of my todos using emacs along with other methods such as iOS Notes, Excel a
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by asciii 3y ago
Now I am very curious about how AWS made their icons. I work in AWS everyday and can barely tell any part. I thought Google was terrible...
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by asciii 3y ago
Yes they were. Besides the speed aspect, there were other things too. For example, the hand crank was known to be fatal and pushed the founder of Cadillac, Henry Leland, to get it rid of it when it his friend was killed after helping a lady
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by asciii 3y ago
+1 I worked in sec analytics and it was just a bunch of ppl sending me excels with cves and devices. Not to mention the team on the other side of the company that deems something critical so now we have multiple tools scanning, feeding garb
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by asciii 3y ago
I agree! I just learned the author is also married to Sean Carroll
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by asciii 3y ago
sounds nightmarish Though I’m not seeing what you describe on Safari with iOS 16.5
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by asciii 3y ago
> Whoever sent this email should be reprimanded. I have never heard/used this product. Maybe there were layoffs and no one cares...or an uninformed individual sent the mass email with short notice. Either way, very telling! Also bad
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by asciii 3y ago
> our work A lot to unpack here.
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by asciii 3y ago
Journalist: > I want to stop you for a second there. So you’re saying that Apollo, RIF, Sync, they don’t add value to Reddit? Spez: > Not as much as they take. No way. Let’s be clear, if 1 developer can make millions through Apollo an
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by asciii 3y ago
I deleted Apollo and blocked all reddit in general. It was a nice discovery tool and formula1 subreddit was great (memes and all) but I think spez really screwed it up.
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by asciii 3y ago
Even though Binance dropped out of the Voyager deal, they still send out recurring email to complete the setup. Not super shady at all Zhao
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by asciii 3y ago
> https://www.wsj.com/articles/glorifi-how-new-anti-woke-bank- ... https://archive.is/yDNrx
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by asciii 3y ago
On the other hand, I think it's a great way to start a positive habit. Sure, maybe, one can fail on the first try but these offset the long run mindful activities to achieve more discipline. I'm not an expert or anything at this b
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by asciii 3y ago
> Hard disagree Agreed! Some of us enjoy browsing our notes + ideas. I even treat trash as a folder :P until it really is out of my way or I accidentally go through a backup...
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by asciii 3y ago
HAHA I want this AI Comedy
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by asciii 3y ago
Is this not from 2021?

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