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by enumjorge 3y ago
The cynic in me thinks they do get it and that their statement is an excuse to save face. It’s easier to blame technology instead of admit they wanted to cut corners.
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by enumjorge 3y ago
Can we please keep the responses relevant to OP’s request? It’s pretty clear that OP is looking for a curated list of newsletters to check out but some people are seeing this as an invitation to get on a soapbox about how they don’t like em
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by enumjorge 3y ago
For years, Reddit has given 3rd parties access to their APIs. Two uses of said APIs that are relevant to what’s going on are third-party mobile apps like Apollo (which has built a large user base) and tools that help mods moderate their sub
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by enumjorge 3y ago
What subreddit is that?
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by enumjorge 3y ago
Interesting concept but I’d prefer it to be more selective on what counts as a high-paying job. The bottom range is for a lot of these posts. I wouldn’t consider high-paying, when you take into account the number of years of experience they
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by enumjorge 3y ago
This is what I'm talking about though. The fact that you're quoting Orwell suggests that you're having an emotional response to this topic, not a logical one. We're not talking about the human mind here. ChatGPT is not a
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by enumjorge 3y ago
Do you have any sources for that? How would making ChatGPT less likely to return a racist answer or hate speech affect its ability to return code? After a question has been classified into a coding problem, presumably ChatGPT servers could
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by enumjorge 3y ago
I know this course is meant to be content marketing for your company, and I don't mean this in a derogatory sense--you're doing content marketing right by providing high quality information to an audience who could be interested i
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by enumjorge 3y ago
> i don't have to worry about being insecure with what I am talking about as it's just an AI I’d be uncomfortable if there were a digital transcript of my conversations with my therapist stored in some company’s servers, but I
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by enumjorge 3y ago
Elon’s circle is lousy with people begging to be that sacrificial lamb.
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by enumjorge 3y ago
This is such a Hackernews comment. > The idea that a company can keep removing something consumers want to pay for, but they won't notice, just doesn't exist in the real world. Have you heard of shrinkflation?
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by enumjorge 3y ago
If I had to hazard a guess this might be a cost-cutting measure on Stripe's part similar to cuts on content marketing that other companies have done. DigitalOcean divested from CSS Tricks [0], and there was an article earlier today abo
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by enumjorge 4y ago
> the getting taken advantage of I’ve been thinking of starting my own business and I hadn’t heard of this before. It sounds draining. If you’re comfortable, would you mind sharing an example of how people try to take advantage of you?
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by enumjorge 4y ago
I'm not very deep in the raspberry PI world, mostly because it's been hard getting a hold of one. Are there alternatives that the community has gravitated towards?
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by enumjorge 4y ago
Google search's ads were not subtle in the beginning. Similarly, Youtube ads were shorter and easier to skip at first. Amazon also had very subtle ads in their marketplace search results for a while. I don't see them identify resu
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by enumjorge 4y ago
How do you know when to edit something gloriously wrong if you don’t proofread them?
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by enumjorge 4y ago
> We do not know what the end goal of the person was but we confronted the person and closed the pull requests. Maybe this was a naïve attempt at inflating their GitHub numbers? Some people use those as a credibility measure when applyi
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by enumjorge 4y ago
Can you share examples of this? I've been doing some searching on my own because I find this stuff interesting, and I haven't seen evidence that current versions of AI tools are capable of helping generate entire apps in minutes,
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by enumjorge 4y ago
If Bitcoin had a history of stability your point would have more weight, but as it stands I don’t know how people can present it as a viable alternative with a straight face. Banks are having a crisis—-Bitcoin seems to have at least one eve
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by enumjorge 4y ago
> The article is an attack on Peter Thiel, not SVB. I don’t understand this comment. The article doesn’t pretend to not be an attack on people like Thiel. It’s in the title. So what’s your point—is Thiel above criticism? And since you im
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by enumjorge 4y ago
> maximizing diversity to its limits is beneficial to corporations That’s a straw man argument. Diversity efforts are not about maximizing “to its limits”. And most research about business come from the same prestigious business schools.
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by enumjorge 4y ago
But given the choice, why would a company invest in VR headsets as a way to collaborate remotely if the company selling them thinks in-person is better?
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by enumjorge 4y ago
Meta was supposed to be building a new machine since the old one’s usage stopped growing
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by enumjorge 4y ago
According to Wikipedia Tesla was incorporated in 2003. A few months later Musk invested a large sum in the company but didn’t join the company until a year after the company was founded and started as CTO. Saying he joined a few months afte
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by enumjorge 4y ago
Twitter had issues early on, but before Musk bought them they definitely did not have outages half the time.
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by enumjorge 4y ago
I read this less as ignoring a problem, and more like empowering people at lower levels of an organization to do the right thing, a check-and-balances of sorts.
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by enumjorge 4y ago
I’d be more willing to subscribe if publications didn’t pull the dark pattern of making signing up fast and easy, but then requiring a call to a rep to cancel. I used to subscribe to the nytimes but a few years ago I needed a break from new
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by enumjorge 4y ago
Do you have examples of institutions that do this? A Google search only returned subscriptions to access research papers but not books or periodicals.
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by enumjorge 4y ago
I think you’re conflating two different things: universities selecting and presenting a syllabus needed to earn a certain degree, and students actually learning the material. The latter is the solely the responsibility of each student, but
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by enumjorge 4y ago
It’s more than web.dev simply being owned by Google, at times the site feels like content marketing for Chrome and not just a resource to learn about web development. I’ve seen them post multiple articles about the latest Chrome-only update

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