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> Uber is objectively worse for every single party involved. Wrong on at least one count. I've never been refused service while black from Uber. The taxi industry was brought out of the dark ages of discrimination by Uber et al. T
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He has delivered on many things, and not delivered on many other ideas . It’s just that the things he didn’t deliver ( the vision ) helped him sell stocks as well as cars, via fame.
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2y ago
Elon Musk has certainly been made very rich from ideas alone.
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2y ago
And way before that, there was this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Answers
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2y ago
Love the idea and isometric style! I played with it, I think the dragging needs some work... Edit: * Enter should leave the editing modal with the updated title reflected on the "node" * I want to drag my "nodes" a
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The current AI is producing more garbage to maintain, which means those who can do trash-compactor work will be in even MORE demand, and companies tend to over-hire in search of the garbage taker outers...so AI is creating MORE work, not le
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2y ago
Scammers go to prison all. the. time. Just search news for "Fraud conviction".
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2y ago
Because if TECH GIANT gets this sort of thing wrong (CCPA,GDPR,ePR, anti-trust, <add acronym here>) there is <fine_bigger_than_your_series_C> waiting for them.
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2y ago
Putting keys in repos should not be done, full stop. Even if GitHub forks weren’t public, their _private_ repos could one day be compromised. Instead, store keys in a shared vault, .gitignore the .env and have a .env.example with empty keys
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"...All this to get one man" - Every action movie ever.
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Wow this should be getting a lot more love. I wonder if you could do a breakdown vs Qdrant?
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Oh you're gonna be working every day and then some to make that 50 million.
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He claims further down that some make 50k per day. I've met a lot of cashed out founders. I've even met someone who could be called a billionaire. None of them were pure software engineers that made "50k per day" at any
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Crypto Exchange has entered the chat.
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Your onboarding is very long, no one has time for that. Take a page from blind and show something juicy before putting me through a long ass questionnaire.
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2y ago
I would like to ask an obvious question to the legally inclined here. How is this any different than remixing a song (lyrics/audio)? It's not "identical", and doesn't output "verbatim" lyrics or audio. Wha
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Boeing employs millions (mostly indirectly via downstream cottage industries) of people and I think is the leading net exporter by revenue of the US. Politicians don’t want to hurt them too badly because all those employees vote.
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2y ago
As someone who has used GIT a fair amount over the last 15 years, it has literally one of the worst developer experiences, right up there with C, python’s package management, cuda kernel development or shader debugging, ffmpeg, Scala, Mongo
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2y ago
Important number to put after the game title. OG's know. Not 3, not 4. 2.
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Buy it. Will take a great backend engineer at least a week in the best of conditions to do this, and another week for the frontend engineering. That's, say, $10-20k, as a low bar , but in truth, testing and refinement will take months
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First, regardless of language, try to write as much code and run as many experiments as possible. Reading theory is cool but there’s nothing quite like seeing it work. Then: ChatGPT for clarification, especially intricate APIs e.g. how auto
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Now I'm curious how the NBA is structured. I always thought the "ownership" was who paid the players and signed the contracts (in essence, an NBA team is a company), and the NBA simply enforced the rules of the contracts (t
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Hypothetically: Could someone play for both the Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors? Something tells me those non competes are unenforceable.
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Got the coinbase scam just a few days ago. Surprisingly well thought out. First I got a call which I picked up out of curiosity (I kind of enjoy seeing which kinds of schemes are out in the open, so I pick up unknown calls here and there).
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IVG + gene editing, we're already there!
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People who don't believe this really aren't immersed in cutting edge research. I think it could even be 5 on the extreme edge of an optimistic prediction.
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3y ago
I'd say Ned Stark Associates, Fancy Bear, etc.
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Or...falling back on less noticed contingency plans...
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Wow aol is still a thing? Just a news site? Brings me back…
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3y ago
Aka taxation!
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