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by balls187 3y ago
Catching criminals is a game of cat and mouse. I agree-face consequences. But, it just seems as though the public is tacitly trading in freedoms for security theater, with little real benefit to society.
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by balls187 3y ago
Elected officials who don't at least appear to represent their constituents do not remain elected for long.
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by balls187 3y ago
> I'm all for right to repair laws, but I would hate to see a law concerning even slightly technical topics written only by elected parties. It would be a disaster. Specific to the US. They're rarely if ever written by elected
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by balls187 4y ago
Is the intention to have tech workers do this during a short break or before, after work? Seeing the iconography of women in yoga clothes invokes “workout” which means “I do this before/after work” and “I need to change out of my work
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by balls187 4y ago
As an end user I get a lot of value from AI companies. I’m curious how a content platforms TOS will matchup against a Search Engine’s webcrawler TOS. “I want people to find and access my content, but I own it.” vs “I will send people to you
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by balls187 4y ago
Probably because those provided subpar user experience. Pure speculation—MSFT probably nailed the demo and impressed Samsung execs.
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by balls187 4y ago
As far as investor buzz is concerned, Microsoft has a lot of positive sentiment compared to Google. Perhaps ironically it’s because Google’s search tailors it’s results to show me those results that paint MSFT in a positive light. I can als
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by balls187 4y ago
It does, and funny enough that Antitrust lawsuit against MSFT bundling IE in Windows may end up helping them here.
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by balls187 4y ago
I’d bet Microsoft will gladly match all of Google’s offers here.
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by balls187 4y ago
That’s an interesting question. I’ll rephrase it, what will compel content creators? For some authors, it’s the desire to pass on knowledge. For others, it’s montetization. Just as the internet decimated the print business, Generative AI wi
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by balls187 4y ago
Exactly. So how will AI powered Google Search be relevant?
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by balls187 4y ago
I dont doubt Youtube search sucks, but, my point was kids love YouTube and that is how Google will perhaps stay relevant. Unless they keep treating creators like trash and eventually a more creator friendly platform comes around that kids g
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by balls187 4y ago
Have you tried Bing+ChatGPT?
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by balls187 4y ago
Have you tried it?
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by balls187 4y ago
Have you tried Bing+ChatGPt? I found it exceptionally great. As an aside, if you ever are in BC with kids, check out Kidtropolis. I did, thx to Bing+ChatGPT
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by balls187 4y ago
While I don’t doubt Google will create better search features, Google search is dead. My kids will just have a device that responds to their queries using AI. If that device isn’t made by Google, it won’t use Google search. Amazon, Apple, M
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by balls187 4y ago
Yes. It only took 6 years to catch up. Google has better POI support, but I now use Apple Maps for pretty much all my nav needs.
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by balls187 4y ago
Pure speculation: my initial thought was a moderator was bribed remove the review (or multiple reviews).
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by balls187 4y ago
> Are there other questions that I can ask that can help me determine what % of the company I'd be getting in this stage? Ask directly. Or, if it's truly early stage, you could ask for what % you want instead.
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by balls187 4y ago
Japan owns more US debt than China does. [1] 1. https://www.thebalancemoney.com/who-owns-the-u-s-national-de...
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by balls187 4y ago
> all they have to do is turn off exports for a month and we'd be killing each other over the last item in stock anywhere that is now 100 times the price because of no availability. What do you think happens when you turn off export
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by balls187 4y ago
Aside for the active warzone.
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by balls187 4y ago
I don't think any answer I provide is going to help your lack of imagination. However, one of the things they teach you before meeting with an advisor is to have an agenda, and have an ask. I'd start there, and see how things go.
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by balls187 4y ago
You tell me, Muffin man.
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by balls187 4y ago
> If I accepted evidence of this type, then I'd have joined Scientology many years ago. Or parrot the virtues of Venture Capitalists.
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by balls187 4y ago
$500k probably wouldn't get me dinner with Beyonce. But dinner with Jay-Z might. I'd go with Jay-Z. Also, I could on my own raise $500k for a startup. Dinner with Jay-Z, I would have the opportunity to raise significantly more. &
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by balls187 4y ago
> We can see that because people who put their money where their mouths are, like venture capitalists, encourage those behaviors. This is definitely selection biased, but I have not seen VC's offer advice that is categorically more
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by balls187 4y ago
Wouldn't that run into selection bias? In otherwords, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make them drink.
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by balls187 4y ago
Does wearing Nike Air Jordans make you play basketball like Michael Jordan? No. If you could hire Michael Jordan as a personal coach, could he help you play better basketball? Certainly. Will he tell you something you couldn't learn el
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by balls187 4y ago
First what defines success in your comment? Second, how would you go about measuring success? Since it's hard to measure the efficacy of a mastermind, especially against a nebulous definition of "success", putting on an econo

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