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by axus 2y ago
Counter-example: all the people that were using CentOS 6/7 instead of RHEL. Not that Red Hat did tons of marketing, but it was more than zero.
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by axus 2y ago
The tweet is a medium, but it's the letter's content that's important. We only have a piece of the letter (and history) to go on. If the company builds, owns, and operates all the amenities that make a town, it's a comp
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by axus 2y ago
Maybe Elon is doing both, competing in the marketplace and in the courtroom. And in advising the president to regulate non-profit AI .
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by axus 2y ago
It's certainly worthy of study. The whole ecosystem of a "science" might be bad at one point in time, and all the practitioners might be wrong, but one day in the future the field could "get it right"!
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by axus 2y ago
Subsidize community broadband, and stop subsidizing it when the incumbents rush fiber there. The current subsidy scheme hasn't worked.
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by axus 2y ago
Why are the providers behaving differently and in different circumstances in US vs. Japan/Germany/France?
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by axus 2y ago
The (tweet of the) letter from SpaceX to the judge says “Incorporating Starbase will streamline the processes required to build the amenities necessary to make the area a world class place to live.” Elon Musk is the dominant shareholder for
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by axus 2y ago
To get paid for the pictures, but not have to travel far?
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by axus 2y ago
Attacking computer security is the only example I can think of for conflict without hurting civilians. Any armed conflict is going to cause additional civilian deaths.
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by axus 2y ago
If an AI could research and write as well (and as accurately) as that, I'd say they've finally surpassed us.
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by axus 2y ago
Isn't Tesla service worse than the dealerships? Maybe things have changed, my opinion is completely based on what I've read on the Internet.
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by axus 2y ago
“Don't you see that the whole aim of Newspeak is to narrow the range of thought? In the end we shall make thought-crime literally impossible, because there will be no words in which to express it. Every concept that can ever be needed
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by axus 2y ago
And asking questions? Will the AI have hallways conversations, historical context and relationships with previous office-holders that inform the questions? A reporter is supposed to care about accuracy, an AI only cares about generating wo
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by axus 2y ago
Ah yes, the only standardized test questions that gave me trouble back in school... "Guess what the speaker was implying"
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by axus 2y ago
The inspiration for Tesla self-driving trucks
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by axus 2y ago
Wow, 30 for all of Microsoft... they probably lose 30 people a month just from attrition!
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by axus 2y ago
I'm gonna predict that in a 10-year trend, the house price inflation will have continued. Unless you could save faster than the bubble, you still wouldn't be getting/keeping a house in 10 years.
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by axus 2y ago
Fools parting from their money never gets old.
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by axus 2y ago
Is it the kids who are chosen that make a program "work best", or the teachers and curriculum? Why not let anybody who wants to try it, try it?
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by axus 2y ago
Ahh, "Mountain King" on the Atari 2600 was the game for me finding a cool bug. If you bounced just right, you'd soar over the mountain into the glitches far above. Games didn't crash, they just worked with what they ha
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by axus 2y ago
Ah! So step 2 is wait for the spammers to automate blacklisting of Daisy phone numbers, and only then start rolling out a (paid) Daisy option to customers. Not connecting calls doesn't waste spammer money, but maybe Daisy does. If the
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by axus 2y ago
What's next, checking that Releases match the code on Github?
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by axus 2y ago
Lots of solar on-site that doesn't need to transfer it's power elsewhere could be used; maybe the real winner would be 100% solar-powered solar panel factory :)
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by axus 2y ago
As a shareholder in many companies, I cannot put pressure on a board, and I'm mostly unaware of how they are internally managed.
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by axus 2y ago
That was my first reaction, but everything really is computerized these days. I felt the same way about Snowden's access.
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by axus 2y ago
My uninformed recollection from when the warning signs were raised, is there was not even budget to perform emergency maintenance, and they were resigned to the inevitable collapse.
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by axus 2y ago
It's like the unpopular, friendless kids in high school, you just know. And there's nothing they can do to change it.
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by axus 2y ago
Here's my data point. Dentist has a nice office, location is kind of pricy, the staff acts well-compensated. Cleanings twice per year, Xrays once per year, and every few years a cavity filled on average. No extra procedures recommend
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by axus 2y ago
I'd be happy to have another Google clone, that doesn't have a login and is not a chat session. Go to https://search.ai , type my search query and look through the results, with ads on the side.
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by axus 2y ago
What I learned in ECON 101 is that in a competitive market, price decrease to the level the market will bear. Isn't this the "cheaper" alternative to the Cyber-truck? A quick search said a new one would cost $80k delivered,

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