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by fullshark 10mo ago
Why is this company worth 2x Snowflake's value?
122.
by fullshark 10mo ago
Yeah I just took it away from her and she no longer lashes out at me like a crack addict trying to bargain for her fix, that's been a much better move for both of us I've found.
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by fullshark 10mo ago
My kid found work arounds for that. For example she reset the ipad's clock to give herself more time. It really is like a drug to these children and they will lash out at you if you take it away.
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by fullshark 10mo ago
People on social media are not known for being so even keeled and nuanced
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by fullshark 10mo ago
Hindsight is 20/20 and the Innovator's Dilemma is very real.
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by fullshark 11mo ago
Well I don't trust my employer so...
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by fullshark 11mo ago
A lucky break for Tesla, which is now a check notes robotics company. If it had been a success it would have taken their attention away from innovation in a truly profitable business space and they'd just be a car company.
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by fullshark 11mo ago
An absurd piece, by a way too online person who seemingly realized they are way too online and thinks everyone else suffers from their affliction.
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by fullshark 11mo ago
This is how VC and on some level professional success always worked. Gotta be in the right place, knowing the right people, at the right time. Although the scale and speed is more absurd.
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by fullshark 11mo ago
I think it's that employees are afraid to say they use AI and executives are eager to say they use AI. Managers of course occupy both worlds.
131.
by fullshark 11mo ago
Ads/porn I get but how does genAI powered gambling work?
132.
by fullshark 11mo ago
"If you owe the cloud computing company a hundred dollars, it's your problem, but if you owe the cloud computing company 207 billion dollars..."
133.
by fullshark 11mo ago
The tech industry's capacity to rationalize anything, including psychosis, as long as it can make money off it is truly incredible. Even the temporarily embarrassed founders that populate this message board do it openly.
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by fullshark 11mo ago
Yeah it's funny when you read his antichrist ramblings, it's essentially the antichrist will come in the form of a leader arguing for wealth redistribution via collective action. This is what instills sheer terror in the billiona
135.
by fullshark 11mo ago
There's a comment here making exactly that claim.
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by fullshark 11mo ago
It's interesting how many comments here are knee jerk annoyance at this blogpost, which in my mind does a good job outlining two different financial situations and how flippant suggested solutions for escaping poverty don't make s
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by fullshark 11mo ago
AI's consumer monetization will be ad-based or as a feature for a product users want to pay for. Businesses will be the primary customer for AI.
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by fullshark 11mo ago
Market is rallying cause there is too much money chasing too few assets. PE ratios will not drop significantly baring catastrophe and then financial contagion. After that happens the money printer is turned back on and then...
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by fullshark 11mo ago
They want to browse the internet, and really that means browse the three sites they care about. They aren't going to change their browser cause of AI capabilities, so ultimately it doesn't matter. It's like arguing over whe
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by fullshark 11mo ago
> If software engineering is not special and can be done by anyone, so can any other role in a business. What's the logic here other than "coders are the top tier of the labor market" arrogance?
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by fullshark 11mo ago
This narrative that retail is constantly panicking and selling every time the market drops is it based in anything? I'm under the impression the massive volume of buying/selling every day is institutional, and institutional inves
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by fullshark 11mo ago
He has no idea, I'm guessing it's wishful thinking, likely from a political partisan, or someone with a lot of dry powder trying to enter the stock market after a correction.
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by fullshark 1y ago
Easy access to vices is how we are placating a working class devoid of economic opportunities.
144.
by fullshark 1y ago
This was the framing behind James Burke's Connections if I recall, a wonderful documentary series.
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by fullshark 1y ago
This company cannot afford to ignore LLMs.
146.
by fullshark 1y ago
This became clear to US leadership after COVID at the latest on both sides of the aisle. No coherent strategy (see how the Chips act has morphed into the US nationalizing 10% of intel) to deal with it.
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by fullshark 1y ago
The complaint is because people (marketers and people marketing themselves) are not using it that way, and instead are using it to generate low value blogspam.
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by fullshark 1y ago
I avoid it by not reading open web blogs. Eventually open web message boards (like this one) will be fully contaminated as well and I'll move to discord or group chats I suppose.
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by fullshark 1y ago
I suspect you don’t actually hate to say it
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by fullshark 1y ago
I looked, a lot of these are definitely ironic, including almost certainly the paddington one. Oh well, enjoyable link regardless.

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