danesparza

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by danesparza 7d ago
So ... that makes it somehow "not theft"? I'm confused at the point you are trying to make.
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by danesparza 9d ago
I mean ... I know a few African nations that might disagree.
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by danesparza 9d ago
There are more self-storage facilities than there are Starbucks, Subways and McDonalds -- combined. Read that again. Wendover productions has a great video on the phenomena of self-storage and the economics around this: https://y
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by danesparza 11d ago
Did I miss something? Did this article have to do with IE6? It feels like you are responding to something that wasn't said.
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by danesparza 12d ago
This is a false pretense. Quality was never the norm. What is no longer the norm is getting first-hand experience with a product before you buy it. Everything comes in the mail and it's a surprise to the consumer after they buy it.
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by danesparza 1mo ago
I think maybe you assumed I meant the AI agent would run the company well, or that the mergers would be shrewd business moves. Not at all. But I don't know that they would do any worse than an average human would in the exact same situ
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by danesparza 1mo ago
"But an LLM can't go to conferences; they can't have Top Secret Meetings where a merger or acquisition is discussed" Sure they can - especially when conferences are designed to have an API. And when more companies are ru
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by danesparza 1mo ago
Yeah - I agree. I'm not sure the problem is Flock (because it will just be replaced with another camera system eventually). That police officers just don't get successfully prosecuted for this because of qualified immunity: that
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by danesparza 1mo ago
I mean, the movie "Office space" could have taught you that lesson almost 30 years ago.
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by danesparza 1mo ago
The original quote that I was responding to was "No one serious is worried about American solvency. The paper says 50% over the next 10 years, but even most economists misunderstand how the monetary system works. There are so many oth
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by danesparza 1mo ago
Tell that to the Romans.
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by danesparza 2mo ago
I think that falls under 'ego', but sure.
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by danesparza 2mo ago
"Why do people do these things" Money, ideology, coercion, and ego.
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by danesparza 2mo ago
Nothing, and in fact I still do. I prefer the Reeder (classic) app https://reederapp.com/classic/ But two things can be true at the same time. I'm still bitter about Google removing a great webapp from the inter
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by danesparza 2mo ago
Ad revenue.
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by danesparza 2mo ago
I'm still bitter about Google Reader going away. I endorse this sentiment.
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by danesparza 2mo ago
Are we looking at the same graph? It appeared to drop from the 2020 highs, yes. But it's definitely trending upward.
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by danesparza 2mo ago
I think that's a pretty solid (pun intended) metaphor. Past performance is not a predictor of future returns.
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by danesparza 2mo ago
Perhaps they should ban news sites that cover gambling.
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by danesparza 2mo ago
"The majority of the screenshots should highlight the app’s main features and functionality. Note that splash and login screens are generally not considered to show the app in use." I agree with the feedback. Fix your screenshots
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by danesparza 2mo ago
It's the Americans that aren't asking these questions that worry me. It is a significant percentage of the population.
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by danesparza 2mo ago
Revenue and profit are not the same. And you didn't even mention the debt these companies have accrued in the last 3 years. References: https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/big-tech/ai-tech-... https:&
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by danesparza 2mo ago
Not at all. And to be honest, I don't hear the original author asserting that all AI will go away. But if you have a ChatGPT plan and OpenAI is bought by another company (because they are insolvent) ... do you honestly think you wil
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by danesparza 2mo ago
Ah - near the bottom where he is disclosing his own bias. Got it. So do you disagree that AI companies are in very large amounts of debt? And do you also disagree that debt will have real consequences (and one of those consequences might b
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by danesparza 2mo ago
"These articles are so off from reality to the point that it can't be taken seriously at all" So you disagree with the quote from Feynman? (the quote that forms the basis of the article) I'm genuinely curious to know wha
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by danesparza 2mo ago
I took the same prompts to Gemini and was stunned by the results. The are completely different from the images shown in the article (and genuinely good art pieces that were generated).
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by danesparza 2mo ago
And it only costs $110 / month (until it makes a mistake that costs thousands in Github service fees, AWS service feeds, Cloudflare service fees, Vercel service fees, etc)
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by danesparza 2mo ago
It feels like a better pricing model (if you believe in your product) would be to give it away to consumers, but take a small portion of each payment when non-trusted senders validate.
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by danesparza 3mo ago
"BigBrand gets it from the same supplier" I don't think commerce (especially at Amazon) works the way you think it does. There is a very good chance that when you buy something at Amazon that says it's BigBrand ... it&#x
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by danesparza 3mo ago
light/moderate weight lifting is not "low-intensity active control condition" then?

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