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drdrek
1y ago
You are equating "Hard" with impossible. Its impossible to turn a for profit company against itself from the inside, its hard to push for regulatory change. One system is built to create shareholder value, the other is to create s
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drdrek
1y ago
This is exactly the type of people the cultural purge in big tech came to flush out. Trying to change a multi billion dollar company from the inside is delusional, self serving, narcissistic and ineffective. Who the hell do you think you ar
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drdrek
1y ago
You can ignore it, this is just a page taken from the Musk school of attention farming.
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1y ago
The financial world is not equitable, its about results. People from privileged backgrounds are more likely to raise funds because their privilege makes them more likely to succeed. If Being raised in a trailer park raised the odds of a suc
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1y ago
7-10 years is the realistic time frame for a moderately successful exit, usually those that are "Bought" after 1-3 years are actually failed ventures with all or most of the money going back to the investors to recoup their loses.
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1y ago
LOL this is Amazing... Holy shit
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1y ago
Don't get sucked into blind rage over nothing. Why do most employees nowadays prefer cash over options in startups? because for every successful startup where the secretary got a vineyard there are 99 when the startup limps along for 1
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1y ago
There are very serious talks about forcing google to divest from Chrome/Android, I would bet that's the reason
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2y ago
As much as we lampoon capitalism in western countries, it's interesting the companies above a certain size are treated as public goods and not as a private venture. No one would enforce this on mom and pop shop or even a small chain st
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2y ago
You are actually getting overly philosophical. The reason is that a step of chatbot training is to fine tune the base model to less frequently respond with non answers. I have not read the article, but the answer is: Because they are specif
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2y ago
Firstly, there are many tiny subcultures that by definition you will not know about if you are not part of them. Secondly, I think that there is a hidden assumption in western audience that sub\counter culture are universally good, So when
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2y ago
As with many more modern "Open source" projects, the openness is more of a "You can try for free, and once you need production level SLA come call us". While the source code is available to look at it's more of a fa
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2y ago
It funny because both companies went to shit and the whole thing was mostly a pissing contest
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2y ago
I loled
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2y ago
Follow the other instructions if you wish to be top 1% super-achiever. If you like a more realistic approach to the everyday man, I would recommend to be part of a social circle of developers. Friends from Uni, some local coding meetup, a g
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2y ago
The issue is that it is not linear. The customer needs change, you understand that you are talking to the wrong people, etc. It takes way longer than you think. The general advice I can give is that if you think you got PMF, and you cant ge
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2y ago
It's wasn't meant to be factual, its presenting the narrative the Democrats tell themselves. "We are the academic, rational side" I'm not arguing the factuality of this because it doesn't matter. Regardless if
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2y ago
Can the doomers relax? He is mentally unstable and egomaniac, but do you really think the US is this fregile? Have you met CEOs and politicians? most of them are egomaniacs and some are mentally unstable. If the system could not handle them
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2y ago
There were posts left up on many divisive issues with a "Be kind" message on them. I think what you are thinking of is a "election stolen, storm the capitol" posts :)
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2y ago
Yup, its hard to claim you are going to address systemic issues when you are unable to get over internal petty politics of your own party system
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2y ago
> Biden came after Trump. Exactly, Yeah! He was the white man not in mental decline that said that everything is going to be alright. > What motivated people is inflation and border crossings. Yes, these are some of the issues that ne
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LOL democrats really did a number on themselves here! The majority of the country was telling them "We are having change anxiety after Obama and we are having distrust in institutions after Covid". So what did they do? Cling to th
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2y ago
With a lot of assumptions I would wager that it was indeed the founder skill set issue. Doing B2B sales is a skill, doing B2B marketing is a skill, doing fundraising is a skill, managing R&D is a skill, customer relations, legal, compli
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drdrek
2y ago
Why are there so many site publishing solutions? Is it that good of a business? Is it advantageous to smaller players?
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drdrek
2y ago
Very culture based. In my country giving people unsolicited advice is basically a national sport.
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2y ago
Heh, you should probably take your idea seriously if you put any effort into it, don't you think? I'm sure there is a good core for this idea but if your product can be replaced by a google docs folder and copy pasting from a chat
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2y ago
I have zero faith in AI for this use case. But if you want an example for this idea with actual human validation, a small Israeli VC fund created an "Idea Graveyard" where entrepreneurs share ideas that failed with an explanation
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2y ago
The poor guy is in the bad position of a lot processing power (intelligence), but with bad inputs (lack of experience and bad attitude) so his conclusion are elaborately wrong. We always think of the IQ curve meme as representing raw comput
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But this is already the situation in the last 15 years, your gmail spam filter is already a machine learning algorithm that filters out automatically generated content. Mail as a vetted technology is way ahead of other forms of communicatio
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drdrek
2y ago
Sound like the writer didn't like routines and created the logic backwards from there. There are many things in life that are low impact on their own, but have a cumulative effect. Yeah yoga in the morning isn't 10X... I guess the
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