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chairmansteve
6mo ago
What is this "Facebook"?
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6mo ago
Yeah. Not seeing it. The local neighbourhood here in Arizona is infested with 12 year olds on e-bikes. It's great.
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6mo ago
Good point. I run single big servers. But I can bring them down every weekend for the entire weekend if I need to.
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6mo ago
"how do you build new habits into a team that is already at capacity?". You probably need to take time out for training (and experimentation). Maybe assign one person to explore AI for 2 weeks?
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6mo ago
Yes. The correct answer is to ask an SQL expert to write the query. An LLM will make the expert much faster at writing the script, maybe.
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6mo ago
As a tool in the hands of a great artist, AI will make great art.
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6mo ago
I make similar bets. The SAAS "apocalypse" looks like a buying opportunity to me.
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7mo ago
There were a couple of threads on HN this week. "Do you have any unusual hobbies" and "How do you relax". I enjoyed them and was thinking of contributing. Then it occurred to me that my comments would be gold for targeti
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7mo ago
Pumps up the stock price.
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7mo ago
You have a strongly held opinion but you don't know anything about the subject. Compost material can be easily acquired for free. Grass clippings. Wood chips from tree surgeons. They will literally drop it off on your site for free. Th
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7mo ago
"predators aren't consuming the prey for sustenance". You don't know that....
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7mo ago
They know exactly what their services are worth to their users: $0.00. Because the users won't pay a penny for them.
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7mo ago
But it doesn't scale...
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7mo ago
What is HN?
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7mo ago
My social media consists of HN, Mastodon and RSS... I am quite content.
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7mo ago
"None of the big tech companies know what their services are actually worth to their users". The users are the product. They sell their attention to the advertisers. And they know exactly how much that attention is worth, because
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7mo ago
Every youtuber eventually becomes a parody of themselves.
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You are right. In the dark forest, the predators must eventually die out, because they can't find prey.
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7mo ago
"As millennia go by, species can obviously only evolve technologically, while remaining psychologically, philosophically, and spiritually stuck". Interrsting take, and possibly (probably?) true of humans. But is it true of other (
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7mo ago
"Trying to start a no dig garden in some heavily compacted, organic-poor, heavy clay soil is going to lead to extreme disappointment". For sure. In Dowdings method you put a quite thick layer of compost on top of the existing soil
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7mo ago
I know the feeling....
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7mo ago
National guard boot camp worked wonders for me.
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7mo ago
Other inputs might be direct statements from leaders involved in the conflict, especially Trump. Also maybe bond market and oil market price movements? Then you would want to generate an alert when you an actionable prediction. You don'
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7mo ago
So someone monitoring Polymarket could have reached the same conclusion? But Soros can process many more inputs than a human analyst? Polymarket seems like a very good input, because of the probable insider trading. What other inputs do you
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7mo ago
Ok, do you have any interesting, unusual insights generated by Soros?
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7mo ago
There was a bubble when all the new streaming services started making content, now there's a bust. Attendance drops at movie theatres is irrelevant. Most people have watched movies and tv shows at home for years. Hollywood will be fine
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7mo ago
eval() used to be evil.... Are people using eval() in production code?
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7mo ago
Yes, arguably imports are more important than exports... It's about what you have rather than what you have sold to others...
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7mo ago
Very good. The one thing that would improve it for me is to be able to step through the analysis. The animation is much faster than I can think.
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7mo ago
Fear sells.
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