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by dzink 4y ago
People who love to walk will continue to walk even when there are bikes, cars, airplanes, self driving tech, and teleportation etc, available to them. AI art does not discourage artists any more than restaurants discourage home cooks who en
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Which argument, which articles - be specific. AI content is not copyrightable at this stage. Drawing styles are not copyrightable. Name calling and labeling are ad-hominem attacks however and that has no place on HN.
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DDoSing is bad not because of the speed but because it overwhelms the infrastructure a product is designed for. Doing it to your own computer by making it crunch AI models until it runs out of memory is perfectly legal and iterative. Printi
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For generative art, trademarking your name might help prevent people from using it in prompts, but for general copyright, where does the line stand between someone casually publishing every color in the rainbow, every note combination, ever
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AT&T does too for prepaid cards. If you pull the card out of an iphone to try it in an Android or vice versa it blocks the card.
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The stock market has many stocks. Many will crumple and suffer from higher interest rates, less globalization, etc. However people who got used to investing in the market easily are not going to move their money elsewhere for a while if at
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They have dramatically different personalities in the womb as well, but only the birth mother can spot the difference late in the pregnancy. Examples: Same parents poking the belly with their finger where they feel a limb pushing from withi
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Musk is a seller above all else. Every day he finds a new way to draw attention to his projects. The news about Twitter give him even more distribution and by nature more sales towards Tesla and his other companies. Tesla engineers on site
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TLDR:USGS has built a system that can warn you of earthquakes and Google sent a notification from it to Android phones in the area seconds before the quake struck them. Separately, Google is collecting data from your phone while plugged in
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Nationalizing the most watched news sources leads to horrible political consequences. Politicians quickly figure out that whomever gets more airtime wins and elections so the news becomes a visual diary of the activities of whoever is in po
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Because we compete for resources with animals and there is no inhibition to prevent them from deploying additional intelligence to hurt, hunt, or starve humans.
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Mice will take over the world. We’ve fixed aging, cancer, and a lot of other issues in Mice, so now they will outlive us.
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If I were a regulator I would be suspicious if a company runs its own billing on its own billing software and then something goes wrong with the numbers. Keeps honest executives honest in a way. Also keeps outages and hacker attack vectors
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When the tech is open sourced, the product managers get to shine. Requiring less engineering skill to pull off something means a wider range of product people (founders, marketers, corporate product managers) get to show their skills in fin
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A degree is an education, it doesn’t turn you inhumane unless you were one already. I was a part of a family business for years before working in a corporate environment and then getting an MBA from a great school. The MBA helps those who h
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There are no terms of service to be found even on the registration overlay that asks for TOS to be approved for signup.
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Could be the lack of ego. Capitalization is often removed by people who don't want to project a self and instead talk from a point of humility. Inverse of all-caps which is seen as "shouting" and forcing your view on another.
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Nuance is awesome. Loneliness comes from people being pidgin-holed into general categories that don’t fit by prejudice or location. Nuance might help them find likeminded people around but the search would be slow, difficult, and time consu
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After a layoff, a lot of the best people among the remaining staff end up leaving as well. In addition to the extra work, the workplace acquires a bunch of mental tombstones of a time that would never repeat itself. If you are any good, tha
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Whenever there is an explosion of content, curation and search become important. Meta has many of the products people use to show off their taste, so having more content to curate and share is good for their ecosystem (until people stop con
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You’re still thinking of the relationship in transitional terms and looking down on her (re-read above). That said, good for you for branching out! Men often tend to think of relationships as transactional - attaching to someone with higher
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I would argue right to privacy until riding enough public transport and hitting enough incidents that make you wish someone was watching. Some incidents: 1. A man as red as a tomato with anger yelling at the top of his lungs that he was goi
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If used to work but somehow was broken on M1Mac a few days ago. Not sure if fixed. Get an older branch if it doesn’t work for you.
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My rule of thumb for privacy as a founder and a voter: If you’ve created an online product, or are a interacting with people in any kind of life-critical capacity (doctor, lawyer, landlord, electrician, financial professional, life partner,
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It's how I learned web development 20 something years ago. They have simple, clear, entry level tutorials on HTML, CSS, JS and a number of other languages that give you enough to become somewhat productive on the web, so you can be int
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Nodding in agreement: I'm also a child of serial entrepreneurs. Felt lonely thinking about all of that all day every day, until I went to grad school :) There needs to be a peer support group for children of entrepreneurs.
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I’ve been seeing this convergence-divergence cycle as a founder as well. We are forced to be like an octopus doing full-court press in 8 different disciplines to build a bootstrapped startup. Your inner engineer always cursing at your inner
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Why cap it at 50 steps?
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I define best as one I’ve been most surprised by with insightful learnings that have helped elsewhere (even if the topic wasn’t initially exciting). - The Crimson Wing - i don’t suspect you’re into flamingos, I’m not either, by far. Yet thi
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44% of Meta employees are women. 51% of Stanford Undergraduates are women. 51% of Harvard Undergraduates are women. MIT is close to that ratio as well. 49% of new businesses in the US in 2021 were started by women. 48%+ all US businesses ar

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