beebmam

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by beebmam 3y ago
The less money that creators get from YouTube, the better. Content becomes a swamp when content gets monetized for the creator. The internet was so much better before everything was monetized. The platform should always be pocketing all t
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by beebmam 3y ago
I think the opposite. Imagine how many MTX iPhone games we'd get. Please GOD no.
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by beebmam 3y ago
Lobbying
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by beebmam 3y ago
That's good, in fact. People should be compensated for the value they generate. Why should a fast food worker be compensated equivalently to a doctor or engineer? I do not want to live in a world where that could exist.
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by beebmam 3y ago
Unlikely. Startups are way easier to attack than big tech.
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by beebmam 3y ago
Housing barely appreciates above inflation. About 4% on average, yearly. It would be better if we didn't interfere in the market, or there are going to be some nasty consequences.
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by beebmam 3y ago
Stuff like this is why people are losing trust in medicine.
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by beebmam 3y ago
I like those experiments
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by beebmam 3y ago
I despise Apple products and I despise Google products, for very different reasons. Can't we get an alternative? Bring back the Windows phone! Or a Blackberry!
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by beebmam 3y ago
Asimov is such a poignant writer, I can't help but smile when I read him.
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by beebmam 3y ago
Call me when it can compete with GPT-4. It continues to astound me.
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by beebmam 3y ago
Good! Chrome is a monstrous application, and it's good when people are coerced off of it.
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by beebmam 3y ago
Disagree, profoundly.
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by beebmam 3y ago
Terms like SaaS, IaaS, PaaS are pretty fluid outside of specific contexts.
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by beebmam 3y ago
Disagree. A senior engineer should make evidence based decisions, as should any engineer. If there's missing evidence for a conclusion, then a senior engineer should be able to design experiments which gather more evidence to derive a
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by beebmam 3y ago
Then why doesn't a country with a nationalized health care system do it? There are incentives in other countries that would encourage this, if it were possible.
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by beebmam 3y ago
The UN's biggest flaw is the security council veto power.
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by beebmam 3y ago
A giant portion of Amazon's products are made in China by a populace that's enslaved by their totalitarian dictator. Please allow me to identify which products are made in China, and other communist/totalitarian states, so th
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by beebmam 3y ago
I'm sick of it being impossible to identify cheaply made products from high quality, durable products on Amazon. The rating system is flat out broken and there's an entire industry built around gaming those ratings. I'm at th
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by beebmam 3y ago
I observed the same as you, but for GPT-4.
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by beebmam 3y ago
YouTube should, like any other business, have the right to be judge jury and executioner of all content they host and provide to others on their platform. Period. They should never be coerced by a government to not have the right to not hos
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by beebmam 3y ago
Why shouldn't a business get to decide what content they host on their platform? They're paying to keep that data hosted and the services up and maintained! Are you suggesting YouTube shouldn't have the right to refuse hostin
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by beebmam 3y ago
Is your argument that everyone's assets should be public information? How do you square this with people interested in blackmail, or abusive families?
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by beebmam 3y ago
Disagree with implementers coming after authors, profoundly.
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by beebmam 3y ago
Why should real estate have MORE stringent requirements on ownership disclosure than stock ownership?
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by beebmam 3y ago
Housing is strictly a significantly worse investment over the long run than stock markets, if you consider just appreciation and expenses. However, it's pretty lucrative to buy and rent, if you can find tenants. That points to the obvi
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by beebmam 3y ago
If your leadership is tossing these incredibly valuable engineers aside, then it's time for you to toss that leadership out. You can do that by leaving, or talking to management about this, or unionizing. It's crazy to me tech wor
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by beebmam 3y ago
Really? I sure can. I can even imagine a single API request that triggers a job that costs $100,000. These APIs exist. They're not for individuals.
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by beebmam 3y ago
Shouldn't a database backend be able to semantically determine the two queries are equivalent and perform the same operation?
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by beebmam 3y ago
Good, people should be pushed away from Chrome as strongly as possible given what Google is doing to it.

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