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Having heroes is always risky, but I'm willing to take the risk on Woz alone. "I gave all my Apple wealth away because wealth and power are not what I live for. I have a lot of fun and happiness. I funded a lot of important museum
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Same as it ever was with "cloud" eh? The advantages of small-scale on-prem are never cost or quality, they are strictly privacy and sovereignty. No one can rug pull you with a week of Claude regressions. No one has access to your
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5mo ago
farting in a crowded elevator because the people outside the elevator won't even notice
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5mo ago
> "Once the rockets are up, who cares where they come down? > That's not my department!" says Wernher von Braun
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5mo ago
This sounds like a good amount to show, given it's done while pushing through some daily million paper-cuts and the macro-cut of depression. I don't know as much about the former, but can attest the latter is non-trivial. Do you p
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5mo ago
I get it, but, you'll have to pry my debugger with interactive live stack editing from my cold dead hands
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5mo ago
Could do more accurate but less comfortable sleep tracking
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5mo ago
their ai must have missed that part of the post when it summarized to 3 bullet points
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5mo ago
Frequently! It used to be tolerated (even encouraged) internally, and many people are pushing hard against such things all the time. These days it's a good way to get targeted for layoffs though, so I'm assuming our days are numbe
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5mo ago
Believe it or not, I agree. I don't sleep particularly great, but I went in clear eyed that in the worst case I'd be helping a company that should not own "the next platform" attempt to do exactly that. But in the best c
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5mo ago
Definitely happens. Many meetings about what to do with the avalanche of vibe diffs from PMs that take organic SWE eyeball time to review hah
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5mo ago
This has been building with every layoff, reorg, roadmap thrash, policy rug pull, etc since roughly 2022. It ratchets up both after the silent layoffs, and before the announced ones; after the silent refresher reductions, and the announced
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5mo ago
I have a low but not infrequent amount of direct exposure to him and honestly I think it's ~30% he is extremely ruthlessly competitive at any cost, and ~70% every semi-reasonable idea he has gets immediately twisted into cargo-culting,
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5mo ago
Currently at Meta. This place has always been a bit ruthless in the 8+ years I've been around to observe. But the article is accurate. Never seen people this universally fed up. I thought tech was too cushy for it to happen, but there&
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5mo ago
"Once the rockets are up, who cares where they come down? That's not my department!" says Wernher von Braun - Tom Lehrer
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5mo ago
> their reality is substantially created in the mind and merely girded by the physicality of the object many such cases (all such cases)
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5mo ago
All we seem to have done is prove to every non-nuclear country that they all SHOULD have nukes. Because it would have prevented Iran being invaded.
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5mo ago
Noted. Handing bro a cool $20 instead when he asks me to dial 911
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5mo ago
It's further north of nothing. It's a little less than if you got up and stood in the convenience store to pick 1 of 12 "Get Well!" cards. That's a few meaningful steps up (literally) from the 1-click eCard. The out
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So if we want to run this strategy, I suppose we need to fine Meta out of existence, as an example to the rest.
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5mo ago
Thank you I've had trouble articulating this sense, but it's strong. An uncanny valley.
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5mo ago
I like this framing. At least as "nondeterministic" vs "deterministic" layers for the folks who flinch at "bullshit." Also "broadly capable but lossy" versus "limited capability but reliable.&quo
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5mo ago
Surprising, would have thought the target demo for gambling ad buys would skew MUCH more young male
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5mo ago
Buy some lava lamps
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5mo ago
All those lawsuits against students who downloaded but didn't even redistribute mp3s. Less than a fair use transformation. Just the file download itself. ... Lesson learned: those students should have stolen millions instead!
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5mo ago
So it isn't disrespectful, and neither is it respectful. A perfect nothing, not a thought or care involved. Like a 1-click eCard mailer.
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5mo ago
It's fascinating to watch org managers decide that AI has made people management easy and cheap, instead of org management
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6mo ago
Couldn't have happened to a nicer airline
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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the
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6mo ago
The larger the company, the more it will be designed according to internal incentives, and less by people actually using their own product.
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