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deltree7
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3y ago
Meta should take FTC all the way to supreme court for their regulatory overreach and kneecap them, so that unelected, incompetent people don't bring their biased agenda to governing businesses https://about.fb.com/news&
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A lot. But it would not make reddit/HN headlines. If OP had negotiated the contract in good faith, I don't think this would have been an issue, but if there were lot of assholery in getting that contract, the network is happy to s
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3y ago
Then we really don't local news then. We capture university-brainwashed liberal perspectives in our NextDoor dataset. You clearly aren't getting my point. I'm arguing for 100 biased-perspectives over 1 biased-perspective
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3y ago
Facebook and Nextdoor at least has voice of the people, however wrong it is. It truly has both sides opinions. It captures the zeitgeist. I'll take that over any elite-class, university-brainwashed, liberal arts people writing about st
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3y ago
An LLM built from actual conversations of people about local things Nextdoor/FB is a better history recorder than Newspapers with an agenda
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3y ago
Latest phones have the best cameras. Just because you are not a social/traveler/visual collector doesn't mean the rest of the world isn't.
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3y ago
Yep, this is the answer
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3y ago
real Interest rate is really a function of supply/demand of money. The world in increasingly having more supply of money (savings) than before. It doesn't look like from a median household perspective, but we have a glut of overal
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3y ago
No Thanks. Can you tell me how GDPR has made EU life better than US? It's a hot mess. Criminals of EU can now easily hide from the internet, while the innocent click through hundreds of cookie popups
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3y ago
LLMs weren't invented by Naom Chomsky but Math/CS guy with a simple "Attention is all you need"
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3y ago
The biggest innovation of this decade, LLMs was created by Math/CS not linguistics
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3y ago
Unions are cancer. Serve two bosses instead of one? Mathematically Unions are there to serve the bottom 20% of the members while severely hampering / hindering top performers. If you want to Union then please buy products / servic
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3y ago
You can share the password to all 8 Billion people on earth, but not the DVD. Geez
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3y ago
My site always had the highest CTR for Ads from traffic coming from DuckDuckGo. One of the easiest traffic referral that neatly fits into an advertising bucket. VPNs, privacy tools. You name it. These so called self-proclaimed smart people
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3y ago
Reality says we have more Job openings than ever and the lowest unemployment rate. I can't find a decent plumber, lawn mower, handyman or a doctor. If the economic incentives pushes artists to acquire skills that are useful to society
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3y ago
Once again, for every artist that rejects the $1000 sign-away-for-lifetime offer there are a 1000 who will accept. Also at the end of the day, every human needs to offer what is value to the society. So even though I'm an extremely goo
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3y ago
OTOH, there are lot of IT teams that are truly bloated
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There are lots of very talented struggling singers and musicians around the world who make $0 with their skills. They would be happy to get $1000 for signing away their amazing voice and music talent for a large corp who can spend $1 Billio
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3y ago
Techies has conquered human intelligence (at least the creative part of it) and they have the right to use it however they choose. It's as good as a right as an artist
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3y ago
Counterfeits are bad only because the quality was usually much lower than the original. But if counterfeits / copies are of equal quality, I should have the option to buy it as long as it is labelled as such
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4y ago
Yeah, if everyone waited for perfection, we'd still be in stone ages. Thank god for the first fish that swam out of the water and didn't wait for perfection
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4y ago
LLMs will make average and below average writers / marketers / PR to become extremely good. You no longer can mock "Please do the needful" from $1 / hr employees from India. They will be communicating at the same le
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4y ago
Bear Cave is a short seller. Their fundamental business is to take a short position, publish a 'report' and hope gullible people react to it. Mission Accomplished! These are opportunities to buy ABNB
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4y ago
Wow!, do you know what the Ms in 3M mean?
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4y ago
summarizing is different from generating and different from searching
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4y ago
Yes, many humans make irrational decisions like you
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4y ago
every good and service created need additional maintenance/fixing/organizing. It also increases complexity
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4y ago
Yes and No. Output always creates more work, due to second law of thermodynamics (entropy). So, the more output you have, the more work you need to fight entropy. May be the Robots can deal with entropy too, but we aren't there yet. So
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4y ago
Humans have enslaved stronger men than the owner before. Humans have hired smarter men than the owner before.
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4y ago
Most of us are self-aware that I'm not that important to be specifically targeted. At the end of the day, where there is attention, there will be ads. All you are fighting for should they show you relevant ads or irrelevant ads. People
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