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Gas and oil industry
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As someone who grew up in NYC, lol. Taxis were horrible and tried to rip you off at least 20% of the time. Ubers have a transparent rating mechanism and transparent pricing.
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That kind of motivated reasoning is pretty common in history and today. Look at the Salem witch trials, how Jews have been scapegoated throughout history, etc.
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Partially it's weirdness from Open AI transitioning from non profit to profit, partially it's from people who are delusional about the dangers of AI, partly it's great unheard of offers from other companies.
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2y ago
Very informative article. Matt is definitely in the wrong here. I also loved how this was formatted, it was quite long but easy to read with a nice font.
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As an ad professional - this is a thoughtful article. I think paid social ads will be less affected by AI than search ads. After all, AI is unlikely to replace human social interactions. That's a good thing. Paid social ads have a much
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2y ago
Meta spends a lot more money trying not to read children's data than actually read it. You can't even bid to serve ads to people under 18 on Meta.
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2y ago
Two great starting points are level creation in Fall Guys and custom maps in Starcraft 2.
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I have US citizen contractors right now who live abroad that I pay into their legal US bank accounts for years now.
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The rights your passport gives you + the legal and embassy protections given to American citizens. Like the American civilians held in Russia that Biden recently traded Russian spies for. You still have access to vote absentee, as well as c
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Working at a missile factory could be one of the best/most important things you do with your life. Anti-air interceptor missiles save innocent lives every week in Ukraine, for instance.
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Wife is gifted and ACE 8, at age 33 with years of therapy and support she's finally able to go to community college this year and explore a field she's interested in. It takes a long time but it can get better.
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Big tech - including even Meta but definitely including Apple - have an insanely better track record of keeping user data safe than traditional non-tech companies.
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Russia and Iran are sideshows, the upcoming conflict, if it happens, would be between China and the West.
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Remember that in business, most decisions have a positive expected value. A quick bad decision is better than no decision.
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2y ago
There's enough truly bad actors out there, not everything is shades of gray. Cartels, North Korea, ISIS, etc.
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2y ago
Do people really go to work with a smile on their face?
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Quick calc: An 1000 yard deep cone with 35 mile diameter has 3x as much volume as a rectangle shaped hole 100 yards deep with 35 miles on each side.
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2y ago
It's trivial compared to the amount of space in the US and the timelines we're talking about. Realistically no one is going to build this super hole, it will be 1,000 smaller landfills built over 1,000 years.
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Landfills are cheap, plentiful, easy and pollute much much less than burning.
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So many people misunderstand landfills. All the garbage produced in the U.S. for the next 1000 years could fit into a landfill 100 yards deep and 35 miles across on each side. That is, landfills take a trivial amount of space. Putting stuff
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2y ago
"Did they cut ties the same way they cut ties with "Cambridge Analytica" ?" This is completely nonsensical. Cambridge Analytica was a company that used personality quizzes on Facebook and took advantage of the open-to-ev
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Terrible click bait title. This company is just as much a "partner" of Google and others. Facebook has basically nothing to do with this.
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2y ago
Just pinged you!
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I've never claimed any of the businesses we promote are perfect!
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2y ago
I've managed tens of millions of dollars running direct respond ads and would never lie or mislead in ad copy. I've also never seen a lie in ads run by people I know.
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2y ago
I've done a lot of advertising to engineers. The article is good, but I'll add - they want a self serve flow. Gated content to sales works surprisingly well for everyone else but heaven help you if you try to get an engineer on a
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Incognito mood has always been clear about what data is private. This lawsuit is ridiculous and I hope it fails in court.
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2y ago
That's a flight risk if I ever heard of one.
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2y ago
The same, both came from studying Gila Monster venom in the 90s!
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