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bluecheese452
5mo ago
If he goes against what they want absolutely. If he introduced a 4 day work week for example he would be in big trouble.
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5mo ago
You can “enroll” for free but you can’t access all the materials. Videos, code files etc are now paywalled.
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5mo ago
They already have way more than they could ever use and still try to take more.
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5mo ago
If your magic robot is magic enough you own anything you want. You pay with the oldest currency in the world. Might.
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5mo ago
Yes finite things are finite. Glad we cleared up it.
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5mo ago
Not allow it? They insist upon it! The controlling votes are all part of the same social class. They would gladly give up a small amount of profit to keep the distance between them and the workers as large as possible.
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5mo ago
Infinite pie fallacy.
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That is mostly true but a bit of a simplification. They exist to do what the people who have power want them to do which is not always strictly profit maximization. A ceo may realize rto will decrease profits but do it anyway because it in
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5mo ago
From the earth. Maybe in the future space.
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5mo ago
If you have a magic robot that builds everything you want you don’t need anyone to buy anything. Jfc this site is the worst. Use your words instead of drive by downvoting.
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Coursera put NAND to tetris behind a paywal after being free for like a decade. Just puke.
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6mo ago
To paraphrase Keynes, in the future we are all dead. His friend is suffering now, not in some theoretical far off future where the magic market had been blessed by the invisible hand.
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6mo ago
You can.
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6mo ago
Nope not how it works. I don’t have to prove a negative.
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6mo ago
Holding executives responsible for actual violence is considered promoting violence on this site and is not allowed. Cue the handwringing and moralizing from the usual suspects.
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6mo ago
But why have 9 open projects? Like the vast majority of the time I have one. If I want to switch projects I close and then reopen. On the other hand if it was smoother on one large project that would be an advantage.
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6mo ago
When has that ever mattered?
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6mo ago
Maybe you should psychologically analyze why you feel the need to simp for billionaires.
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6mo ago
The burden of proof isn’t with me. I am not the one saying therapy works.
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6mo ago
Why do you care why he cares? Why post this long essay?
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6mo ago
No there isn’t.
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6mo ago
As an American it means a public school.
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6mo ago
What is this obsession with therapy? There is no solid evidence it works yet it is relentlessly recommended.
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6mo ago
I am not trying to undermine your point. I just don’t think the current obsession with therapy is doing any favors.
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6mo ago
Nah if that happens we all go back to craigslist or wherever.
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6mo ago
On the other hand I and a lot of my friends who were unhappy did it, grew out of it, and found some happiness. Meanwhile I know many people who did the therapy rout and are still there decades later. Not sure their path was better.
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6mo ago
I agree with you. The people developing AI don’t agree.
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6mo ago
You are right, I am wearing 2 stripey hats!
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6mo ago
Thank you, I share this sentiment but couldn’t quite put it into words. Sometimes it isn’t that deep.
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6mo ago
Dude just look at the edits on the wiki page.
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