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by boh 4y ago
In B2B one B has to have an actual source of revenue to justify paying the other B. What is that source of revenue? Hoping someone else will figure out a reason to use it isn't a business model.
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It's not the 2010's anymore. Market interest in unprofitable tech companies has waned.Plus OpenAI's organizational structure makes it a poor candidate for an IPO. Maybe MS will buy it, but honestly there's little reason
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by boh 4y ago
And how much more ad revenue will that generate? Will it grow Google 2X? It seems unlikely.
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Honestly that doesn't seem too promising as a business prospect. It's essentially an admission that they have a solution but haven't found a problem warranting their initial investment. Even in your case, how will the API gen
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Does anyone have any idea how ChatGPT will actually make money? As novel as it is to use with all the "potential" applications, the possible revenue streams don't seem to prop up the recent investments into OpenAI. We've
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by boh 4y ago
The other thing to consider is that data simply has nothing of value. Part of the marketing of big data is the almost fairy tale belief in "insights" existing in any data set if you just look hard enough.
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Hopefully no one interprets this study as "vitamin D lowers the risk of suicide". This study does not make that claim nor does it suggest their conclusions infer a broader correlation in the general population.
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by boh 4y ago
Doing a Google search for "answers to coding interviews" will have the same result. The technology for cheating on coding interviews has already been available for over a decade.
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It will, since there will be no job for you to interview or memorize for.
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by boh 4y ago
When a company describes their purpose to "push humanity further" it gives the impression that the main function of the company is to procure investment and foster a narrative-based exit. "Storybook" organizations are mo
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by boh 4y ago
A backlog of case law doesn't lead to a subject being well defined. The government retains powers over speech with some speech being "free-er" than others.
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by boh 4y ago
Regulation isn't necessary to silence debates on unpopular wars (the past 20 yrs provides ample examples). "Freedom of speech" like the "public interest" isn't easily definable. Companies like Meta and Twitter
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by boh 4y ago
It's ironic that Robin Wright is now doing in real-life what she did in the movie, The Congress. (She sells her likeness to a company that generates movies/VR with it). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cong
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by boh 4y ago
In 1949 the FCC introduced the "Fairness Doctrine" that "required the holders of broadcast licenses both to present controversial issues of public importance and to do so in a manner that fairly reflected differing viewpoints
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US Supreme Court takes on the internet(ft.com)
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by boh 4y ago
She went to Westchester private schools, her dad worked for Goldman and Merrill but yet she was struggling with financial aid? Maybe she found it so confusing because she never actually had to do it?
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by boh 4y ago
These self-indulgent "I'm not happy with my high paying job" posts are getting pretty repetative and tedious. Most people don't actually work to get "fulfilled". I guess this must resonate as freedom-porn.
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by boh 4y ago
Happiness is similar to the word "freedom" , in that it can mean anything to anyone (with freedom used in equal measure by rebels, despots and used car salesmen). Words like these are more used for emotional aesthetics rather than
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by boh 4y ago
Happiness is overrated. Having your own individual culture center around self-satisfaction limits your scope as a person. Being responsible, cultivating your abilities, furthering your beliefs and values, can make you pretty miserable, but
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by boh 4y ago
Do you love targeted pricing too? Like user X is more likely to buy product Y so make the price +10%. It’s a good thing that targeted pricing is illegal in many places, but oh wait, there’s an AI pricing layer which cannot be reverse engin
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by boh 4y ago
Most recessions are identified after they've occurred, particularly on a global scale, since the evidence is rarely obvious. Not all countries, industries, states will be affected equally. It's completely possible the recession ha
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by boh 4y ago
There's cheaper electric cars in the market. Tesla is a luxury brand. It would be like asking why can't Mercedes make a cheaper car. They can, but that's not the product they're making.
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by boh 4y ago
Closed/private social media is the future of social media (if not already the present). Cultures rely on exclusivity. HN is what it is because most people don't use it and it's self-selecting. At the end of the day people don
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by boh 4y ago
> Small decentralized communities which users can freely and easily create and manage is the way to go! So just group chats.
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by boh 4y ago
Thing that you thought was bad is good and thing that you thought was good is bad, that's 80% of nutritional click-bait. One note summaries of studies aren't worth reading and shouldn't shape your choices. Whatever rough unde
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by boh 4y ago
Let's not forget that crypto had a huge crash in 2018, so nailing it wasn't too hard to do.
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The point of crypto is speculation and has been for some time. If you're buying it with fiat and then selling it for fiat you're always going to be subject to unregulated exchanges. No one is using this stuff as currency. There&#x
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by boh 4y ago
It's amazing how much magical thinking pervades the space. Why would governments moving "more" into digital currencies do anything for crypto? They'd be completely unrelated.
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In a separate article Ray also said: “Never in my career have I seen such a complete failure of corporate controls and such a complete absence of trustworthy financial information as occurred here,” And this is the same man who oversaw the
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https://on.ft.com/3tF79de

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