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cptaj
3y ago
Elon maximizing freedom
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cptaj
3y ago
You missed the memo of tesla being anti-consumer as hell
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3y ago
I think the problem here is that marketplaces need to be neutral and regulated as public utilities. The same thing happens with amazon stealing vendor business, and arbitrarily banning people without legal recourse. When you set the market,
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3y ago
The real threat to Google is from within. Their search results are crap and a lot of people are noticing. I see people talking about using big chat or even duckduckgo instead everyday
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3y ago
The sad truth is that stakeholders know this perfectly well. But they know they have an important marketshare they can extract money from. They want this money now instead of trickled in through the next 20-50 years from now when they might
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3y ago
Do you understand the flying spaghetti monster?
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3y ago
I've been predicting the return of blockbuster for a couple of years for this very reason
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3y ago
I'm sure we can trust google on this one
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3y ago
I wouldn't say they fell for anything. The scientific world went on overdrive and tried to verify the finding exactly as it should. They didn't blindly believe in anything.
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3y ago
This is my intuition as well. Hopefully the controversy doesn't cloud researcher's judgement and cause us to miss out on the technology just because it was way more nuanced than first appeared. It might also be that everyone loses
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3y ago
The worst part is that those market people are delusional enough to believe what they say.
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3y ago
Microsoft is giving that for free but I assume they're paying OpenAI for it. And having such a big anchor tenant, its reasonable that you would prioritize them if GPUs are in short supply.
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3y ago
I liked this one about how the increasing precision in manufacture enabled the adoption of new technologies https://www.amazon.com/Perfectionists-Precision-Engineers-Cr...
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3y ago
There's a million other opportunities you missed because you can't see into the future. Same for everybody else. Don't worry about it.
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3y ago
There definitely are bullshit jobs. But its super dangerous when charlatans, which in my opinion are far more common, take the "bullshit job" meme and start firing people that actually do important work and creating extremely toxi
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3y ago
Its a good precedent to have. There are solutions to the software issue you mention. They're not perfect but for some hardware, they do work. If the software problem ever gets solved, you WILL want to be able to replace the batteries w
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3y ago
Exactly. This thing will be successfully manufactured by chinese factories for decades, no problem. Capitalism works. You just need to be realistic. Its a cooking pot, not the next google.
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3y ago
In my experience all non-stick strategies are a hoax, including teflon XD
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3y ago
Psychology is a joke.
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3y ago
The fact that you cant walk around in the games really is a dealbreaker. It would be a nobrainer for all consoles if it werent for that unfortunate detail
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3y ago
This. Drives. Me. NUTS. Just make games! Its that simple. Those are the experiences, those are the killer apps, they are the metaverse! They literally just need to get out of the way with their corporate bullshit.
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3y ago
But demand for software has also grown a lot in that period. If we trained software engineers and demanded quality to the same standards, we would not be able to meet demand. Those standards were also set by the limitations of hardware, not
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3y ago
These are contrary to market freedom. They should have been outlawed decades ago.
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3y ago
Totally agree. Although there is something to be said for having better retention as it will only aid your enjoyment of future reading on the subject. I recommend getting drinks with friends and telling them all about the interesting stuff
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3y ago
If you don't enjoy writing summaries, I recommend just getting drinks with your buddies and telling them about the interesting stuff you read. I do this regularly and it works great.
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3y ago
That's youtube. I shudder to think what will happen if youtube closes or radically changes operation. It will be even worse than burning the library of alexandria
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3y ago
Its not that limited. Check out fm transmitters on amazon. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=fm+transmitter&ref=nb_sb_noss This is what he means, not some bigger pirate radio situation
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3y ago
This is exactly the type of shit I see benevolent AGI doing for us
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3y ago
I think its about copping out of any responsibility. Sure, go ahead. But the market will take notice if you do that.
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4y ago
Really hard to get the magic smoke back in
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