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by d23 4y ago
I found the misspellings and shortenings ("yr" instead of "your"?) to be distracting. It also made me immediately question whether the author would have any knowledge-based insight beyond what just reading the question
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by d23 4y ago
It would help to cite some evidence and not just call it “craptastic.”
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by d23 4y ago
There were similar comments on the stable diffusion threads. Play with it. It’s absolutely mind blowing.
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by d23 4y ago
Trump attempted to use Twitter to overthrow the government and have the vice president of the United States executed by a mob.
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by d23 4y ago
Is there any recourse for customers that were duped?
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by d23 4y ago
Why not just use the same axis? It's still incredibly misleading.
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by d23 4y ago
He unbanned a right wing extremist who attempted to use Twitter to overthrow the government.
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by d23 4y ago
> I did read the article. You disagree with me, and my point apparently. The point I'm making about your point is that your point is a pointless point to point out because it has nothing to do with the article . I don't even
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by d23 4y ago
He mentions working obscene hours and enjoying it and being good at it. Read. The. Article. Read it. Read the article. Read the article. Read it. It's right there. It's concise. It's well written. Read. It. Read i
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by d23 4y ago
There's a strange trend I've noticed where people post hot air comments about articles they didn't read. He outlines clearly that he was spending most of his waking life working for the company, had singlehandedly built out
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by d23 4y ago
Gross.
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by d23 4y ago
You said: > Not surprising. Anybody with a life isn't desired by these places. This seemed to imply he was "turning off" after work or working a standard 40 hours instead of putting in extra hours.
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by d23 4y ago
Thank you for sharing. This is terrible. I'm already bracing myself for the apologism by people who didn't read the article. Edit -- case in point: > SpaceX is one one those sink or swim places filled with type A personalitie
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by d23 4y ago
What is your point?
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by d23 4y ago
What politics would have been requisite to escape nepotism and age discrimination?
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by d23 4y ago
> At SpaceX and now at Twitter, Musk requires employees to be “hardcore.” Contrary to stereotypes about older workers being less capable or unwilling to perform hard work, I was actually up for the challenge. My life has been spent worki
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by d23 4y ago
> Nobody knew or even cared what the difference was between good and bad data science work. Meaning you could absolutely suck at your job or be incredible at it and you’d get nearly the same regards in either case. This seems to be a pro
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by d23 4y ago
It's a downward spiral. Short-term-focused metrics and promotion cycles have no way to see beyond local optimization. With each cycle of changes, the product is increasingly user hostile and the corporate culture gets further away fr
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by d23 4y ago
> Just as simply planting a tree and letting the sun provide the energy for it's growth will always beat those "synthetic trees" people like to hype from time to time, I can expect to never see a synthetic process that is
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by d23 4y ago
Looks like it needs to be normalized by overall site activity or something.
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by d23 4y ago
> Or do you think Tesla engineers will follow an insane directive knowing it would put peoples lives at risk and not push back or straight up walk off the job? By this logic, it's actually impossible for a company to ever do anythin
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by d23 4y ago
We are simply marveling at the output of "hardcore coding" at its finest.
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by d23 4y ago
Is it just me or are there a lot more stories about the DOJ and FTC cracking down on abuse by actual big players lately?
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by d23 4y ago
https://www.businessinsider.co.za/how-elon-musks-family-came... Elon denies it, but he appears to be a pathological liar, so take that for what you will.
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by d23 4y ago
> if he was written as a parody of a capitalist villain in a book, he would have been rejected by the editor because it's simply not credible enough that he's that stupid. One of the best summaries of him I’ve read.
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by d23 4y ago
Oh come on. It’s just a polite way of saying they’ve had a cooperative relationship and have made a good faith effort to comply with the laws.
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by d23 4y ago
For some reason that changed for me lately and they no longer do free UPS pickup for returns. I have to go mail them myself, which tips the balance of the return convenience scale for me.
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by d23 4y ago
> I can be relatively sure I'm not getting ripped off by more than +/- 25% I think this is the only thing keeping them afloat. How are you so sure you’re not getting ripped off? Did you know counterfeits can be sold under the “
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by d23 4y ago
Sure, I trust evidence posted by a pathological liar with no mention of the data gathering methodology.
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by d23 4y ago
Did these guys kill someone together and someone get it on tape or something?

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