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1y ago
I find joy in the process of surmounting difficult things. I think there's a lot of intrinsic satisfaction in knowing no one can stop you.
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1y ago
I like your comment and framing, I think it highlights a lot of salient points about the device. But to be fair similar-style criticisms were levied against the iPhone (right down to price point, nerd-factor, lack of physical keyboard etc).
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1y ago
As the other poster mentioned, young people are not going there. What happens when they grow up?
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1y ago
AI?
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1y ago
Look the reality is yes Instagram and TikTok have extremely problematic incentives built into their products. But they're also remarkably useful, entertaining, and fun products too. Both are true. Do you think multi-billion-user produc
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1y ago
By that metric, "Phone" has been over the moment iPhone was released. Because it's a computer, not a phone. Its been over for almost 2 decades so not sure what the point of calling that out is.
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1y ago
Yes, TikTok and Instagram...some of the most valuable media, entertainment and communication businesses in history.
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1y ago
Interesting but feels Un-American as a concept.
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1y ago
Overall, would you recommend Manhattan (or nearby) with kids? What's your experience been like and do you see staying long term? Hope you don't mind me asking, I'm just super curious about this topic!
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1y ago
This gets at the UX issue with AI right now. How's a normie supposed to know and understand this nuance?
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2y ago
If you're happy with that then great! That's wonderful. But for me there's just no going back - it's that big of a difference. I'll happily pay any price to have a wire-free experience. It's just magical, espec
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2y ago
Have you ever tried to play basketball in the gym or go running with a wire? AirPods are a total game changer for any athletic scenario.
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2y ago
Instagram was roughly 10 people when it got bought, had less than 30M users and $0 in revenue.
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2y ago
What did you move to?
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2y ago
Salesforce is the culprit here, not AI.
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2y ago
If you don't have a large pool, you can't provide convenience. When I order an Uber, I want it now. I won't be waiting 1hr for it.
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2y ago
Can you write more about your experiences with both and things you'd wish you'd known? Thank you for sharing.
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2y ago
Did one Cloud prevail?
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2y ago
Since it's both, both companies will win big.
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2y ago
> A high-gloss product that dissolves into air. Tide Pod cinema. Wait, what's wrong with Tide Pods?
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2y ago
Personally I'll wait for OpenAI to add this feature directly. I'm sure they're working on it. I don't want this solution delivered in the form of an extension (one practical reason is I use ChatGPT from mobile a lot of t
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2y ago
Asking questions and thinking critically about the answers is how I learn. The information is better structured with LLMs. Everyone isn't "generating and moving on". There's still a review and iteration part of the proce
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2y ago
True but if this is just the extent of he can do, maybe it's better that he did it than if he didn't bother to put his thoughts on paper at all. I'm sure you'd say it's a distinction without a difference but clearly
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2y ago
This comment should be at the top. There's a lot of nuance here that's being lost in the original article's title/conclusion.
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2y ago
I don't think that post is entirely true. It's overly simplistic and I don't think any of my friends or family that work at Google would agree wholeheartedly with that characterization. You may still have a broader point that
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> With the iPhone XR Enough time has passed that this doesn't feel like a real concern.
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> If they maintained a steady presence in the space Problem is no one gets promoted for that. That would require a vision and strong leadership. Something both Apple and Meta have but Google does not.
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2y ago
It will not leave a nasty mark on your resume. That's your anxiety telling you that. Nobody cares unless there are other red flags to pair with it (e.g. lots of short tenure jobs, etc). I took 6 months off last time I did a job switch.
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The people I know who do this are either exceptionally talented that employment will never be an issue for them in their lifetime and/or (it's usually and), they can burn through $100k no problem, any day of the week. Nobody I kno
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> A female coworker joined and on her first day he went up to her and said "You know you're a slut, right?" Insane behavior. I'd have to think there's an underlying medical/mental condition here.
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