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by gpt5 3y ago
Craigslist is an example of the strength of network effects. It’s succeeding despite its user hostile design because it has no incentive to change. Using it as an example for MVP of your design is ludicrous.
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by gpt5 4y ago
They are both highly opinionated founders who are not afraid to make unconventional choices on how to run a company.
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by gpt5 4y ago
Some background the author is missing in his post, which I believe is the real reason Prusa is concerned about open source hardware. Up until a year ago, Prusa was the clear leading 3d printer at their price point, giving them strong sales
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by gpt5 4y ago
The question of whether a superintelligent AI would be benevolent or hostile is a crucial one. Game theory provides some insight into this matter. Aggressiveness is a common trait among animals, and it can be attributed to the equilibrium s
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by gpt5 4y ago
As our ancestors who lived with gods, we too shall share their presence
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by gpt5 4y ago
I wish that was true. I wish that were true. In practice, as virtual experiences become better and more realistic, I would expect people to spend more time in virtual environments, not less
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by gpt5 4y ago
ChatGPT: https://ai.com Bing Chat: https://www.bing.com/new?form=MY028Z
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by gpt5 4y ago
Are you suggesting that she is less qualified because of her sister's past relationships?
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by gpt5 4y ago
I always saw her as one of the best candidates to become the Twitter CEO. She has the industry credence, and the experience of leading and making both google ads and YouTube successful (the two parts that Twitter needs help with). I wonder
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by gpt5 4y ago
Translation: I received a lot of pressure from investors and Larry/Sergey, so I had to rush out an internal competitor to ChatGPT. It’s not going to be as good as ChatGPT initially, so I’m excusing it ahead by saying that we are using
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by gpt5 4y ago
It's funny that the OP recommended taking 77g of proteins per day (1g per kg for a 170lbs person), while you say that he is recommending too much protein, then proceeding to recommend 60-100g. Edit: I mixed the units.
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by gpt5 4y ago
There is no water shortage, there is an energy shortage. You can easily desalinate as much water as you want, it costs about $0.002 per gallon, while heating a gallon of water is 10x that.
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by gpt5 4y ago
The main problem is that there are zero long term studies on flossing. Gum recession and Gengivitis take decades to develop, until you are old and don't have enough of gums left to hold your teeth.
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by gpt5 4y ago
Your numbers are based on wrong assumptions. What I calculated is the absolute ratio. when looking at new hires you need to look at turnover. Turnover rate is significantly higher for field jobs (sometimes intentionally, e.g. Amazon always
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by gpt5 4y ago
You'll need to some some algebra + this source https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/workplace/our-workforce-dat... Global workforce as of end of 2021: 44.8% women, 55.2% men Only field and customer support:
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by gpt5 4y ago
Essentially - the opposition has the veto power
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by gpt5 4y ago
The Amazon new hire numbers represent all workers (and almost entirely - warehouse/logistics). The Amazon layoffs numbers represent corporate roles. Someone is comparing Apples and Oranges
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by gpt5 4y ago
Oh, c'mon! what's this fear-mongering? Google would need to break criminal laws (and public trust) in order to look at someone's private gmail address for the purpose of snooping on their plans / their conversations.
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by gpt5 4y ago
"Google accused of laying off employees and then suing them for violating non-disclosure agreements". Definitely not a PR nightmare.
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by gpt5 4y ago
The “I cut, you choose” sounds optimal from a game theoretic perspective and avoid all the complex algorithms that are proposed in the links of other replies here
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by gpt5 4y ago
> Google sees something on the economic horizon and is now bracing for impact They haven't been successful in foreseeing the current bust, and were hiring like crazy a year ago. Why do you think that they'd be so good at seeing
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by gpt5 4y ago
This is because sometimes the airliner sell a flight connecting through your departure airport for less than a flight departing from it. Let's say you want to fly from Vegas to New york, it might be cheaper to buy SFO to new york, and
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by gpt5 4y ago
I mean, it seems pretty obvious that we are on the cusp of the AI revolution, that could fuel decades of growth.
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by gpt5 4y ago
My guess is that this is likely because of the availability of an always on display. Apple has likely programmed each of the watch faces into the microcontroller that manages that low power mode. The other option would be to wake up the mai
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by gpt5 4y ago
Private schools are not required to take those standard tests (at least in California). In addition, there is a very strong bias to wealthier students in private school, and these students tend to score above average in any case, so these s
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by gpt5 4y ago
In the past they've announced local scanning on the iPhone. They postponed it indefinitely after the public feedback, and now completely cancelled it.
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by gpt5 4y ago
Interestingly, in Israel they call a test with multiple choice questions "an American test".
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by gpt5 4y ago
I wasn't sure what universities fall under the "2rd-tier rich-people private university" category, so I asked ChatGPT > According to recent reports, several second-tier private universities have gained a reputation as bein
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by gpt5 4y ago
One way to prove that your product works would be to get your company to featured by journalists :)
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by gpt5 4y ago
This is the response I get when I asked it to sort the 5 languages you mentioned: I have determined that the best programming language is Go, followed by JavaScript, Rust, C++, and Python. Go, also known as Golang, is a statically typed, co

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