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   by computably 2y ago

   I don't see how it's surprising at all, given the current climate of overmarketing and overpromising on "AI" in tech. The most realistic applications are also the most straightforward - academic cheating, machine-generat
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   by computably 2y ago

   % of VC-funded tech startups that exit via appreciable >$0 acquisition is actually not particularly high relative to total failure/success, which makes sense if you think about it. The odds would seem even lower in this case just fo
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   by computably 2y ago

   Presuming said miracle is possible, geoengineering at a scale capable of "solving" climate change would be a massive gamble. Humanity's ability to model the climate simply isn't at a point where we could say with any con
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   by computably 2y ago

   A short resignation email on a mailing list is about as little drama as I can imagine for, well, resigning. Perhaps by "drama" you're referring to the linked video, but watching the clip, the only drama I see is accusations l
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   by computably 2y ago

   Rust's 1.0 was 2015. It's been 9 years. It's been adopted for core components in Firefox, and Chromium/Android are likewise moving towards adopting Rust. In general, Rust has seen broad industry adoption from the likes o