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I don't think the writers or even actors have as much leverage with studios now as they think they have. They've got so much content now they can just haul out their back catalogue and show that instead with no production costs an
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I think they understand the error of their ways now. Disney especially have been guilty of overspending. After Thier year of flops, they're going to cut back spending massively. When you look at this week and see how a film that cost $
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A year of Netflix and a year of Disney+ in the UK would be £200. A family of Four to watch Dial of Destiny in my Local cinema was £80, for one showing, no snacks, no drinks. Is Disney cannibalising itself I wonder?
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The big studios are a major source of finance and distribution for the Indies, if they do badly there's going to be less money from the rest of the industry and less appetite for risk. If you're on course to lose over a billion li
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The film industry needs as much help as it can get at the moment, all studios have been hit with massive flops this summer. After the Flash, on track to lose at least $200million, Warner need Barbie to be a hit, so this bizarre double heade
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3y ago
They contributed because it's in their best interest, and they also took down a route with Systemd that went against the philosophy of nix systems. If we're not careful we'll end up losing control of Linux or large parts of i
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3y ago
They chose a business model built on open source, and now they don't like it because they can't suck enough profit from it. Maybe they should just build their own proprietary operating system from scratch.
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It gives people a choice, if they want the more moderated experience they can go with threads, if they want a more free for all then Twitter. Competition is a good thing.
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3y ago
Its having the courage to act on your convictions. Meta was on a P/e of 13 earning billions of dollars in profit and generating huge amounts of cash flow, but it had effectively gone ex growth and it's metaverse investment was a d
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3y ago
For traders maybe, because they pyramid the position on the back of any gains made. But you also don't want to have so much invested in one company that it becomes make or break. A 10% loss on 5% of your portfolio is way more manageabl
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3y ago
I think diversification is a key tenet of value investing. The margin of safety applies to the individual company but that doesn't guarantee success, so a diversified portfolio is one key method of reducing risk.
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It may be that risk control is one of the key factors in success. Either through diversification and a broad spread of investments, or having a defined loss per position and then having the discipline to sell. Position sizing is also import
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So I'm assuming this is because he thinks the data is so valuable for LLM training he doesn't want anyone getting it for free. Does he really think there will be that much demand for it that it outweighs the fundamental purpose of
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3y ago
Why did Perl never maintain its popularity?
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You're forgetting another massive RHD market in India.
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It was the UK's top selling car. But I suspect that Tesla doesn't have the resources to maintain the necessary production infrastructure for the volume of cars produced.
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Elon seems to have adopted the same business model as Reddit. Lock down the data and sell it to the LLMs. Quite short sighted, but if you're desperate for cash then its probaly an inviting option. Im hoping the alternative to twitter s
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3y ago
The "3 Sixes", 6-pack, 6 feet tall and 6 figure salary, any two of those three tend to give you a very good chance of success.
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Source? No man I know, friends, relatives, aquaintences has ever given the income of a woman as a reason for marrying them. The primary reason has been looks or personality. Some of them have got married because of family. Never once have I
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Men dont really care about the income of their partner, they're more interested in physical attributes. Maybe women have set much higher standards and the majority of men dont meet those standards. Maybe men just dont want to get marri
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It behaviour like this which makes people think that the high seas isnt actually such an unreasonable option.
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If you need to create an account you just won't bother. I find myself caring less about twitter now, when you could view tweets it would get you motivated to get involved, not that you won't be able to I can see a lot of traffic j
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Thats ok, I know why you're defelecting.
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I know the argument, the more people the higher the probability for something good or exceptional. But I havent really seen many examples of that in reality. We've got a lot more diversity in the system, but the people that rise to the
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What about Adobe's competitors? It's not going to be worth that much less to them either
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Why don't you tell us, because it just seems like hand waving at the moment.
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Who wants to deal with all the controversy surrounding admissions and race and freedom of speech and sexism and sexual harrasment, politics and politicians? It's far easier to buy a sports team or fire rockets into space.
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3y ago
Why would that affect us? Why would less diversity mean anything? You can say this but would it actually affect anything?
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The days of community and cooperation are coming to an end. Reddit ditches the relationship it had with it's users, and now Red Hat is turning into more of a proprietary software company. Did we take the spirit of the old internet for
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Max Tegmark seems most worried about iterative self improvement by the systems. But is that possible? And just how far could they improve themselves? Enough to achieve self awareness or just enough to make themselves a lot faster?
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