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by boringg 2y ago
I completely agree with you and will add that it super interesting to watch everyone completely rewrite his accomplishments because they don't like him and his politics now. The amount of people who try and discredit the insane things
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by boringg 2y ago
Thats a great line "My dad told me that God looks out for little boys" - I wish it were true but it sounds good.
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by boringg 2y ago
It would be interesting to know percentage of market
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by boringg 2y ago
Huh? You absolutely can hoard knowledge and you can most certainly purge knowledge as well.
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by boringg 2y ago
User groups you would be interested in get hijacked by whatever the overall sentiment of Reddit is. Threads that aren't political suddenly get political for no reason. It's completely dead in there - content quality is brutally
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by boringg 2y ago
Ans any difference in pricing is made up for it by increasing rates to cover the lost revenue that wasn't automatic. And people are happy they don't pay in non use months but the company still makes the same momey.
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by boringg 2y ago
Evite was hot for awhile - totally gone downhill. Same as meetups. Tough to make those things as paid businesses which is probably necessary to keep them operating well (or at least take VC money and try and make a return).
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by boringg 2y ago
The problem is actually Spotify was a bit of a market maker here in terms of getting access to peoples ears. AI probably hollowed out the quality of the music for all but the most dedicated listeners as someone who has listened to lo-fi fo
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by boringg 2y ago
viraptor hasn't been to NYC apparently. No way are garbage trucks roaming at 6 am. What a cluster bomb that would be.
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by boringg 2y ago
Agree with this - you lose maybe some of the moment in a book but you normally make up for it in depth if the writer is talented. Too much of the blog world is driven by current events as they constantly have to product to maintain readers
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by boringg 2y ago
Theres a long story about noise complaints you should listen too. They had them then got rid of them.
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by boringg 2y ago
Hawley limited power this is an attention ploy.
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by boringg 2y ago
You cant compare manhattan project, NASA to a bunch of good software techs ripping apart the government. The first two projects required high levels of intelligence and new concepts. These guys are the modern equivalent of name any destruc
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by boringg 2y ago
And Canadians have been shedding property in droves due to high cost (USD-CAD), your comment on insurance and general antagonistic policies at a Federal level.
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by boringg 2y ago
Ugh i hope this dies off as quickly as quickly as it has shown off. The less attention they get the better off we all are.
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by boringg 2y ago
Is that actually true or speculative? Seriously asking.
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by boringg 2y ago
Out of all the large tech providers the two that have public personas that I might trust more are Tim Cook and Elon. Apple's margins are high enough and their public persona is trust. And Elons tech products is the wild west - anythi
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by boringg 2y ago
This seems to be a resolved problem and one that we shouldn't have in this era. An unnecessary tragedy.
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by boringg 2y ago
Explain to me how one ban's opensource? That concept is foreign to me.
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by boringg 2y ago
This moment was also historically significant because it demonstrated how financial power (Morgan) could control industrial power (the railroads). A pattern that some say became increasingly important in American capitalism.
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by boringg 2y ago
100% Equity valuations for AI hardware future earnings changed dramatically in the last day. The belief that NVIDIA demand for their product is insatiable for the near future had been dented and the concern that energy is the biggest bottl
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by boringg 2y ago
Your making some big assumptions projecting into the future. One that deepseek takes market position, two that the information they have released is honest regarding training usage, spend etc. Theres a lot more still to unpack and I don’t
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by boringg 2y ago
How are you going to get people to click on the article without hyperbole?
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by boringg 2y ago
Thanks for clarifying the flag
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by boringg 2y ago
Its the continuation of the echo chambers but platform specific instead of say the algorithm on a platform focusing content your way. Or potentially a super concentrated version since you have both a platform that leans one way, so the the
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by boringg 2y ago
Why is this comment flagged? (Not that I agree or disagree -- it shouldn't be flagged though)
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by boringg 2y ago
Thanks for marketing push for bluesky via nature!
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by boringg 2y ago
But that pension is nice.
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by boringg 2y ago
Energy is not scarce. It’s our translation mechanisms and own ability that is scarce. Look up that sun has produced our entire planet for millions of years and continues to do so. It’s virtually infinite compared to our needs. Then you no
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by boringg 2y ago
Pretty sure the hydrogen market shook out really hard when nothing significant came about the massive infusions of money during the zerp years. Hydrogen is and will remain a relatively niche player given its use case (industrial) and comple

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