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Also, there will exist Prompt => AIGen (White Hat) => Obfuscate(Black Hat) => Final Text
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The only way we go extinct is through this. Not climate change
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Where do you think their high salary comes from?
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Google had an average tenure of 2.5 years for 25 years (before the current layoffs). So, it's bullshit reason given by an entitled generation. Basically they want High Salary, High Benefits, Psychological Safety, Activism Time using co
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Have you built a Billion $$$ company? If so your comment about your own hiring is worthless. Anyone can run a small business. There are literally millions of SMBs For large companies with public investors, there is a risk of not scaling at
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Sure, next time you introduce a bug in your code, you'll immediately resign, right?
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I'm sure you took responsibility for your bad stock markets returns in 2022 by saying you'll never make investment decision ever again and hand everything to your partner, right?
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Bingo! Not many people realize some firings actually increase productivity.
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This is extremely naive take. No one can predict the future. If I hire a bunch of construction workers expecting to sell 100 homes and suddenly the housing market collapse and I need to only build 50 homes that I have contract for, I need t
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Although DEI is started with good intentions, it always, 100% results in rent-seeking activities and roles within an organization. DEI is cancer for firms and they can ill afford it during increased AI disruption and high interest rates age
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I'm thankful for all the Western companies that exploited my labor from age 21 to 25 where I was paid a measly $100 per month or $5 / day. Thanks to that experience, I now make 100x more. If it were progressive liberals, sitting i
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It is indeed legally bound https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/contracts-101-make-l...
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It actually is https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/acceptance-of-contra...
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I hope you keep your Uber drivers, Landscapers and Cleaning Ladies on retainers because you have so much cash in your brokerage/bank account
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chatGPT
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VR/AR will be absolutely essential in training, remote work. Like the initial PC revolution, many non-enthusiasts will be introduced through corporate. As far as carving out time, VR can easily replace TV Time, Internet Time, Remote Fa
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IB Cricket
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They are not. It's easy to build an AI that write code than to build an AI that change sheets
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How about you go raise money to start a company and tell them this exact thought process?
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I've been literally playing Cricket VR for 4 hours everyday since X-Mas. For someone who played college-level cricket, this is a dream come true for me and the sensation of hitting the ball in the middle of the bat is mind blowing. But
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- Hot chicks have 1000x threats from Neighbors snooping, security guards watching cameras and plain old leering on the streets / real world. Their threat from Large Cos collecting data is neglible or near zero.
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Plenty of uneducated Indian / Chinese parents make great decisions for their kids. OTOH, I've seen overly progressive liberal parents destroying their kids lives by letting them take useless courses, large debts and unsustainable
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Both Indian and Chinese kids continue to excel in every industry, despite heavy involvement from parents. (and happy) OTOH, I've seen many White students raised by liberal parents with too much student debt (and depressed). So, unless
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Reducing 90% cloud bill is not out of the ordinary.
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This is a very naive take. When I invest in Amazon or any other company, I expect Amazon to invest in projects that give me a rate of return that exceeds the 4% that I can easily get from Treasury. If it can't, Amazon better return my
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Average life expectancy doesn't say anything. Covid and drug ODs really isn't a life expectancy issue
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2020/21 are the dumbest years to look at any government spending
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Can code review really catch this? If it is hidden under 20 levels of abstraction and obfuscation?
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Absolutely! It's time for someone started showing some balls against these rent-seeking bureaucratic moochers. * Release open source software with license specifically prohibiting European companies from using them. * Increase prices f
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let them. It's also about time to build open source license that specifically prohibit EU companies from using them. Bunch of rent-seeking moochers
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