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by gnz11 9mo ago
Odds are they are bot accounts on X and not real people. Also, don’t forget Benny Johnson and other influencers were getting payed by Russia to push out these narratives. https://apnews.com/article/russian-interference-
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by gnz11 9mo ago
Player Piano by Kurt Vonnegut also comes to mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Player_Piano_%28novel%29
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by gnz11 10mo ago
I get 381ms/401ms on first load and not the claimed ~30ms. I'm not really sure what the point is here though. CDNs and browser cache headers work? Static sites are fast to paint?
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by gnz11 10mo ago
It's called Hacker News, not Founder News. It's right there in the title. Also, many of these "founders" are noise for LinkedIn . Anyone in their pajamas can start a single person LLC out of their bedroom and call themse
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by gnz11 10mo ago
That sounds more like a bureaucratic problem (access to data) than a software problem.
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by gnz11 10mo ago
The Gruffalo is quite popular in the US. Michelle Obama even read it on PBS Kids during the covid lock down era. https://www.pbs.org/about/about-pbs/blogs/news/mondays-with-...
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by gnz11 10mo ago
PBS also did a recent live stream on the topic of science communication with some notable YouTubers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPKxk3s-8Yc
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by gnz11 10mo ago
The production crew would have used "fixers" to get insight into good locations for filming and other things of interest. Whatever fixer they used was probably just friends of and/or part of this "wrong" crowd. Bour
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by gnz11 10mo ago
Not sure an AI curation machine is a solution to the points OP is making.
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by gnz11 10mo ago
Let's be honest -- at that point you don't have a business anymore and aren't an "entrepreneur".
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by gnz11 1y ago
> yet are trivially outcompeted by just a mom who puts in the hours with a curriculum from the internet. Oh come on. A quick read on Wikipedia will even tell you the research on outcomes is fraught with biases and lacking evidence. http
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by gnz11 1y ago
There’s a lot of rightly deserved criticism of the media but the OP describing journalists as conspiring to keep links out in the fear of being fact checked by readers is simply false and indicative of not having any experience at a large n
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by gnz11 1y ago
That’s not how it works at large news orgs. Journalists will enter their articles in a CMS. From there it will get put into a workflow and seen by one or several editors who will edit things for clarity, grammar, style, etc. Links will get
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by gnz11 1y ago
> To me, the interesting question is, what can we do to fight back? Well for starters: consume less, vote, volunteer, get outside, engage with your local community, etc. Just be mindful that it’s easy to get discouraged when you are seem
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by gnz11 1y ago
Your GH profile says you are the CEO of Enatega. If you are going to do self promotion around here at least be transparent about it. https://github.com/SharanGoharKhan
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by gnz11 1y ago
Why wouldn’t AI handle the work of the contractors?
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by gnz11 1y ago
One could argue nature solved it by evolving homo sapiens.
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by gnz11 1y ago
> All Broadcast TV are in one place / App just like a normal TV. And the content will be streamed in decent quality. Isn’t that what YouTube TV is? The problem with YouTube TV is that it’s essentially the old expensive cable model t
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by gnz11 1y ago
The Django docs do explicitly state that the admin is just meant for when you need a quick admin dashboard for internal applications. Anything outside of this domain or more complex, you should consider building your own.
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by gnz11 1y ago
What if QoL improves for some but goes down for others?
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by gnz11 1y ago
Agreed that it's a nightmare, but what usually happens then is that an MBA-type VP will come in and demand the marketing team be allowed to insert whatever they want. Not many dev teams have the political clout to push back.
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by gnz11 1y ago
How are you coming to the conclusion that "median human" is "basically achieved"? Current AI has no means of understanding and synthesizing new ideas the way a human would. It's all generative.
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by gnz11 1y ago
> quite how they expect capitalism or liberal democracy to survive this scenario I don't understand Bizarrely quite a few of them don't want it to survive. [1] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Enlig
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by gnz11 1y ago
I kid you not but some of the Silicon Valley elites believe themselves to be philosopher kings and wish to lord over the rest of us in some bizarre techno-monarchy system.
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by gnz11 1y ago
Outsourcing/offshoring has been happening for the last 20+ years though. If anything, LLMs would remove the need offshore things in the first place.
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by gnz11 1y ago
Sounds like a prime example of Dunning-Kruger?
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by gnz11 2y ago
Sounds like you are describing the Amish who have been doing this for a long time.
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by gnz11 2y ago
OP’s linked blog post mentioned they got hit with a large spike in bandwidth charges. Sending them garbage information costs money.
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by gnz11 2y ago
Your users are tolerant of 5-10 minute page request times? Is that a typo?
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by gnz11 2y ago
With EVs you still have the issues of road noise from the tires.

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