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721.
by baxtr 1y ago
The market has created many better alternatives. The iPhone would have not been possible without MS being so ignorant about customers.
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by baxtr 1y ago
Yeah product management at Google is a complete mess.
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by baxtr 1y ago
Funny story, nicely illustrated. But what’s wrong with image 10/10?
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by baxtr 1y ago
Interesting reason to upvote. Would have never thought of it but kinda makes sense!
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The AI economy is full of financial gimmicks(davekarpf.substack.com)
2 points by baxtr 1y ago|0 comments
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by baxtr 1y ago
I am no expert on this but I know there’s been a lot of research on this topic. Look up "attachment theory" for example.
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Corruption Perceptions Index(transparency.org)
3 points by baxtr 1y ago|0 comments
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by baxtr 1y ago
Can you share any data on your "What ifs"?
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by baxtr 1y ago
The problem is, if you don’t achieve 10x the venture case won’t work out properly.
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by baxtr 1y ago
I don’t think the U.S. system was ever perfectly stable even in the "golden years". There were always contradictions—like slavery that showed the checks and balances weren’t flawless.
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by baxtr 1y ago
> If anything, Palombo says it probably makes sense to just do things without any questions. "“I complained a lot at work and I believe this made me a target. The more sensible advice is maybe just to play the game, keep your head
732.
by baxtr 1y ago
Ok makes sense. So only once you see his face in the interview you realize it’s not the UK person?
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by baxtr 1y ago
Good point. That’s how I ended up here again as well.
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by baxtr 1y ago
> Jin-su spent most of his time trying to secure fraudulent identities which he could use to apply for jobs. He would first pose as Chinese, and contact people in Hungary, Turkey and other countries to ask them to use their identity in
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The Stuff That Matters(physiqonomics.com)
2 points by baxtr 1y ago|0 comments
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by baxtr 1y ago
of course you're right, starring at your phone is also "living". it's just not the way I want to spend my attention / my life.
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by baxtr 1y ago
The sum of all attention is your life. So whenever you spend attention you spend life time. This helps me now and then to put away my phone and just live.
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by baxtr 1y ago
3.4 Mio views in 4 days. Wow…
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by baxtr 1y ago
To generalize from the conclusion you quoted: I think a bad outcome would be a scenario where LLMs are rated highly capable and intelligent because they excel at things they’re supposed to be doing, yet are easily manipulated.
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by baxtr 1y ago
I am not an "AI will kill all jobs" fan at all. Although when it comes to precedents, "robots" have (luckily) taken many jobs in agriculture already.
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by baxtr 1y ago
Ultimately, in my experience, it often requires both. Written and oral communication. Some don’t listen, some won’t read. It’s not only a function of the specific person but also depends on the day who reads and who listens. So, yeah, in th
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by baxtr 1y ago
This + avoiding cigarettes, alcohol and any other drug as much as possible.
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by baxtr 1y ago
Can you provide an example of a revealed secret that had a significant financial impact on a company?
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by baxtr 1y ago
Exactly. The best argument for me is the vast number of companies that have thrived with PowerPoint.
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by baxtr 1y ago
In my humble experience company secrets are mostly useless for other companies.
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by baxtr 1y ago
But isn’t that also what makes us special? Like not everyone is the same and stuff?
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by baxtr 1y ago
I think we have a winner…
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You could cook while on the toilet: a night in one of Tokyo's micro-apartments(theguardian.com)
1 points by baxtr 1y ago|0 comments
749.
by baxtr 1y ago
Build a shovel app?!
750.
by baxtr 1y ago
“During a gold rush, sell shovels”

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