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blackoil
3y ago
> That includes an implicit (and sometimes explicit) agreement to regularly reevaluate employee compensation based off a combination of employee and company performance. It ain't a 2 variable equation, like all resources it is also
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blackoil
3y ago
Better measure is if GH is getting very high value in return,some competition should be there working at lesser margins (giving more value for OSS)
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blackoil
3y ago
With secret warrants and secret courts, they can be same thing.
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blackoil
4y ago
Two more factors, India had contact with most of the world since the beginning, so no new disease wiped it on contact. Also you can not overestimate the population of India.
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blackoil
4y ago
> make drink cans, MacBooks, and Teslas, among other things. Ask people of Bhutan, they'll count 1 and 3rd as equally wasteful.
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blackoil
4y ago
One aspect is that these behemoths have more stringent regulations than the likes of svb
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blackoil
4y ago
Don't know of current state but Blazor should check most of them.
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blackoil
4y ago
If the return are computed by increase in market cap, they may already have got that.
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blackoil
4y ago
Starbucks sell 4 Billion of them, so they aren't impractical to set the benchmark price.
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blackoil
4y ago
Depends on your definition of successful. Will these advice help make you next tech billionaire. Most probably no, that requires too many dices to land in your favour. But all of these advice while not novel and may sound superficial, will
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blackoil
4y ago
Why not simply tax the gains (income) from using this AI. That is what we already do.
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blackoil
4y ago
A click bait article cashing in on AI hype. We don't tax machines, we tax the owners for profit generated. And if we have autonomous AIs not owned by anyone, tax wouldn't be the primary problem.
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blackoil
4y ago
Thats about 30870 humans pee in a year.
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blackoil
4y ago
Shouldn't IoT be most sensitive for power consumption?
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blackoil
4y ago
My thoughts are publishers won't be interested in suing such a library. Courts would be lenient and public support stronger. But once you start sharing bestsellers economics changes for everyone.
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blackoil
4y ago
What we need is a library that focuses only on out of print out difficult to get books. We don't need Harry Potter and likes on it. There are a million legal/illegal ways to get them.
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blackoil
4y ago
https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/secret-scanning/sec...
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blackoil
4y ago
If rogue party has access to the key, they can do a lot more damage.
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blackoil
4y ago
Any idea what other companies like Instagram or Youtube are doing which TikTok wasn't doing to identify children? The comments in article are both hyperbolic and vague.
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blackoil
4y ago
Must be something due to lack of light and pressure, but all deep water fish seem to be so ugly!
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blackoil
4y ago
flat_earther can be a a proxy for conspiracy theories. They may want to know if there is a swing.
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blackoil
4y ago
Greek and Buddhism had lot of interaction and exchange. Though, independently also Buddhism was a disruptive religion in India. It gained lot of prominence because of these differences and Hinduism required a major refactoring to gain back
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blackoil
4y ago
Can't speak of engineering but science, maths and art all continued to flourish and peaked in Gupta period 500 years later.
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blackoil
4y ago
These ban are primarily political in nature. US and China are at a cold war, so see these actions from that perspective. Privacy, User protection are mostly just front.
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blackoil
4y ago
But Company A has reduced product price be 60% because the biggest cost center is now halved. Customers like some new features from B but not justifying the price.
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blackoil
4y ago
Today yeah, but tomorrow the clients can use GPT 7 consultant who has better context with access to all the mails/data of the client. It is fast/cheap and is a polymath.
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blackoil
4y ago
This romantic affair works only for rich. Pretty sure the man also has maids, support staff and vendors working for him.
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blackoil
4y ago
Player does not care if graphics or code of the game are created by a person or AI. For them it matters how much fun they are having and for companies how low the cost are.
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blackoil
4y ago
I think people are missing what's cool in the demo. It has bugs and answer is useless, but it shows that GPT is learning where are its limitation and who should it get help from. e.g. It won't have real time inventory and prices o
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blackoil
4y ago
Truly exciting to see the speed of progress. In couple of years it has got improvements of a decade. From a silly toy, to truly useful. Won't be surprised if in another year or two it becomes a must have tool.
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