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So they need a network of dealers.
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>The only problem I see is printing is cash-flow intensive compared to full digital. I mean, for paper you have a daily/weekly expense with a proper credit line/funded account with the printer. On the other hand, with digital y
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So you can't read Chinese and have never read a Chinese newspaper.
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China’s most important photographer doesn’t care about art(medium.com)
2 points by dilemma 10y ago|0 comments
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Yeah... who wants to talk to someone who's always trying to close you? This is the problem and the danger with how to make friends and influence people. People will see through you.
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>At least there are articles/opinions written down for what is happening in US which you can quote. For China, in many cases, you can't even do that given press/govt restrictions. Which Chinese news publications do you rea
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No, it is a status and power play. People that apply are unworthy of a reply. You really want to be head hunted, or get a warm intro. I have personal experience being black holed when applying and hired when introduced, and know others for
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American car brands are not competitive because they are poorly managed.
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>Even when things are just in time, suppliers often start an assembly line, run it until their warehouse is full and then shut the line down to reduce expenses. JIT is part of lean. What you describe is short term mass production, not le
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It's not journalism and it's not good writing.
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>you have $5k remaining each month for when you decide to quit your job and start your own company, giving you autonomy that is the #1 factor for happiness and an all around healthy life.
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Oh, I had something similar happen. I had 3 (legitimate) accounts banned at the same time, for no reason. When I went through the verification process, the upload button wouldn't work, and the contact link would give a 400. Some weeks
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>This is wrong. This is wrong. "The TV Shows You Need to Watch Right Now" - The Ringer
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Patreon but instead of a single creator or publisher, you patronize Medium. That's a start, and in the future they may launch something more targeted. But: >Media is broken. And we need to fix it. Medium is broken and needs fixing.
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OpenAI isn't open source.
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Yes. They should buy Soundcloud and set up a semi-automated publishing system for that pipeline. That's a new generation of artists that the corporate labels have no way of reaching, generally. Some of that IP will be enormously valuab
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Why I left my liberal London tribe(ft.com)
3 points by dilemma 10y ago|2 comments
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>Pretty sweet deal if your stock price doesn't go up and you only have to pay minimal interest. So Tesla is shorting TSLA?
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You've strongly missed the point he was making. Tesla has such problems with their supply chain management that they have had to reduce parts and SKUs to the point of using mass grade finishings on lower-luxury class vehicle.
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>So their lack of dealers who supply an automatic mark-up is something that they cite as a strength, not a weakness. But it's not.
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It's correct that if EVs take off, there is going to be a lot of new demand for batteries. It is also correct that as a car manufacturer, owning a battery producing company and selling to the rest of the industry, is a competitive adva
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>Don't even get me started on labor. :) Wow.
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So you want a system that is not only knowledgeable but self-reflective. Far beyond what machine learning can do and why AI is a pipe dream.
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>> That is why the defenders of public schools nowadays go further and claim that without having had a public school experience, a child literally has no place in adult society and is incapable of functioning normally. >Strawman al
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The point of the public school system, where ever it exists, is well established: to produce a uniform workforce.
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> Machines are not people, and there’s no persuasive evidence that they are on a path toward sentience.
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AI’s PR Problem(technologyreview.com)
1 points by dilemma 10y ago|1 comments
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Income differences are terribly relevant. How could you think otherwise? If you make more, fewer times will be emergencies. They will just be normal events.
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Okay, so OpenAI is not open source but a private company.
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I've heard OpenAI isn't actually open source. Is it?

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