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by dageshi 3y ago
Given these people are basically the gold standard by which everyone else judges AI related talent. I'm gonna say it would be just as easy for them to land a new gig for the same or better money elsewhere.
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by dageshi 3y ago
Will it? Doesn't it rely on processing power from MS who they've just royally pissed off and who's in the process of grabbing all the exiting talent to presumably build a competitor?
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by dageshi 3y ago
Some people are just freeloaders. They'll dress up their refusal to pay in any number of ways but what it comes down to is they just want stuff for free and aren't honest enough to just say that.
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by dageshi 3y ago
What is this insanity?
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by dageshi 3y ago
working again for me
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by dageshi 3y ago
Was waiting for someone else to post. I'm blocked, about 2 mins ago, in the UK edit: now i have upstream connect error or disconnect/reset before headers. reset reason: overflow
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by dageshi 3y ago
I actually quit over the course of a week. Going from 10mg+ pouches down to 9, 6, 3 and finally quit. Going from 3mg to no longer using was relatively straightforward. Trying to quit from 10mg cold turkey was basically impossible. 4 days af
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by dageshi 3y ago
So I have some personal experience with nicotine in different formats. Cigars (not inhaled) and zyn packets you slip under your lip. My experience is that nicotine is highly addictive based on dosage and delivery. Cigars were in no way addi
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by dageshi 3y ago
We've been building renewables for a while now, has it actually made any significant decrease in fossil fuel consumption? "Despite further strong growth in wind and solar in the power sector, overall global energy-related greenhou
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by dageshi 3y ago
Everyone would need to accept a significant decrease in their quality of living and very very few will actually accept that. So no, nothing of any great significance is going to happen with preventing climate change.
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No no, that's a monopoly (by HN standards). If anything like that were to exist, in 5 years time the comments section would be full of people clamouring for anti-trust action.
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by dageshi 3y ago
Ahh ahh! I know this one! I've read enough HN comments to know the answer. 1) Anything that was done for monetary gain on the internet was inherently bad and it's no loss if it goes away 2) People will just magically decide to kee
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by dageshi 3y ago
Is it illegal though? Who owns it? General principle of the internet seems to be people can host what they like till someone who has legal ownership of it tells them to take it down at that point they're expected to take it down and ke
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by dageshi 3y ago
I wonder if there are licensing shenanigans with music that mean they have to be bundled together otherwise you might not be able to watch pure music videos on youtube.
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Google probably knows how to do pretty good AI powered replacement search. It doesn't know how to keep new information flowing into the AI. If AI replaces the need to visit the original website and everyone just stays on google.com the
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by dageshi 3y ago
It's true but I'm not sure youtube creators ever really claimed to be "authentic", a lot of them are acting as presenters and always have been. Twitter was always more towards "this is the real me"?
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A profitable division in a small market (relative to facebooks ad business) just isn't worth the effort. They had to spin it into the "metaverse" which is this mythical thing that might be big enough theoretically to make &qu
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by dageshi 3y ago
The legal owners of the databases have vastly different business models, legal powers and levels of dysfunction. So they are in no way equivalent. The government can default on its debt, that's why the debt has a credit rating. As unli
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by dageshi 3y ago
The consequence is, in the financial system nowhere you can put your money is safer than US government debt. If you can deposit your money directly with the FED then that IS safer than government debt. During a financial crisis such as 2008
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There is a very good reason why this is not done. In a financial crisis the fed would be safer than any other investment, which would have catastrophic consequences.
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by dageshi 3y ago
I didn't say technical books were irrelevant, I asked why a book store would carry them. The people most interested in computer related technical books are those who most heavily use the internet and therefore are most likely to be the
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by dageshi 3y ago
It reflects the reality of the internet existing and it being the year 2023 not 2003 I think? Why on earth would a book store carry any relevant computer technical books nowadays?
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by dageshi 3y ago
Demographically I'm not sure China will be in a position to fight a war with the US in 30 years?
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by dageshi 3y ago
Yes, I think the clickbait sites are done long term, people will just ask the AI on their phone. The people who were capable of writing those large detailed posts on subjects have most likely already moved to youtube or moved on. The data t
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by dageshi 3y ago
The web thrived for a decent number of years with ads before it began to really spiral down. For me the biggest cause of that spiral was the shift from most users using desktops to most users using mobile to interact with google. In the des
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by dageshi 3y ago
It's neither #1 in the console business nor does it have the most popular PC storefront. So it's a long way away.
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by dageshi 3y ago
Smart phones are fundamentally inferior for playing games on than consoles or PC, that hasn't stopped gaming on mobile from being huge, they're mostly just different games than you get on PC/console. Developers will adapt the
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by dageshi 3y ago
Yes, I've seen feral cats that actively self domesticated themselves by sneaking inside our house and sitting on furniture as if they belonged there... they ultimately became house cats. And from the same set of kittens I've seen
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by dageshi 3y ago
I have, phone in the pocket of my rainjacket, got caught in a serious downpour, water got into the pocket and because it was a rain jacket stayed there to the point it was sodden. Screen on the phone died. I see the point of waterproofing p
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by dageshi 3y ago
Given the number of adults who will only wfh I imagine there's some percentage of kids who just can't imagine going back to school after they've tasted school from home.

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