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901.
by grugagag 4y ago
Damage control. Now the post has been flagged like anything that is critical in any way of YC.
902.
by grugagag 4y ago
They were counting the days till the next bonus
903.
by grugagag 4y ago
Just a one time shot of it, and a quick infusion. By Monday!
904.
by grugagag 4y ago
No. Because that’s what they’re asking for but again, it shouldn’t sound like that.
905.
by grugagag 4y ago
Can you share some of gems you scanned? Is it possible to print out once on the archive? Thanks
906.
by grugagag 4y ago
It’s decentralized in name only, it’s marketing talk. It’ll still be behind Meta’s walled garden
907.
by grugagag 4y ago
You’re saying ChatGPT has access to a an older snapshot of the internet with URLs and everything?
908.
by grugagag 4y ago
That sounds like the opposite of an apocalypse
909.
Bao Fan: Why do Chinese billionaires keep vanishing?(bbc.com)
5 points by grugagag 4y ago|0 comments
910.
by grugagag 4y ago
What kind of apocalypse happened in Romania 40 years ago?
911.
by grugagag 4y ago
> People who already pay professional artists will not stop paying them because of this. But they may as well pay them less or work them harder because of the perceived AI threat. Remains to be seen how it all unfolds
912.
by grugagag 4y ago
> Buy crypto in China, sell it abroad. I heard this many times and I can’t figure out how it works. Crypto is sortof banned in China for a while for this reason and yet it’s still a route to take money out of China. But how? Who is going
913.
by grugagag 4y ago
The passions will come back in different shapes and forms, it feels like a loss not to have them but they’ll resurface when there isn’t a ton of pressure on your shoulders. Think they’ll come back after you finish your PHd or after you quit
914.
by grugagag 4y ago
It may get very close to the real thing and that thought alone makes me shudder, maybe we’ll become the tool to fill in the gaps.
915.
by grugagag 4y ago
It’ll take some time for the effects to materialize. Second, many possible future parents realize how burdened their children would be in the population pyramid which is inverted beyond hope at this point.
916.
by grugagag 4y ago
Only being in the presence of others makes one feel a little bit less alone. The presence being digital makes it less effective in some ways but it still counts for something. Imagine not even having anyone to exchange a few likeminded tho
917.
by grugagag 4y ago
> The US is a country of immigrants who for the most part came here because they valued the individual over the community. Not enirely true, many immigrants came for better or better perceived economic opportunities and many continue to
918.
by grugagag 4y ago
Increase the fines tenfold or up them an order of magnitude till it’s no longer just a negligible cost of doing business
919.
by grugagag 4y ago
If the car won’t start it’d be like a giant paperweight
920.
by grugagag 4y ago
From the dystopic universe of adTech…
921.
by grugagag 4y ago
Yes, it costs you an arm and a leg in the US if you don’t have a good insurance
922.
by grugagag 4y ago
It goes both ways. For someone who wants to work in the same place and retire, in say 10 years, could work out great. Unless the company goes bust using unsexy tech could also be a good thing
923.
by grugagag 4y ago
There’s nothing wrong with it. It’s wrong not pursuing once get that feeling. Worse outcome is a much better understanding
924.
by grugagag 4y ago
They noed eachother for sure
925.
by grugagag 4y ago
I think it should be illegal to not disclose that info when you buy. But I guess it worked out for you when you passed the buck and sold it to somebody else…
926.
by grugagag 4y ago
No, it’s still a crime because somebody always loses money, somebody who simply came in line after you. The line could’ve broken before you so you got lucky
927.
by grugagag 4y ago
Dow is doing anything to increase their positive perception and appear as green as it gets considering they’re still producing enormous amounts of plastic which is clearly disastous for the environment. But their effort ends after the camp
928.
by grugagag 4y ago
I call BS on excessive meetings. Not that meetings don’t have their place but the excess bikeshedding in meetings is not only exhausting but downright unproductive. 3 hours of meetings a day drain me for the day and for no good reason, what
929.
by grugagag 4y ago
Machines still can’t really think and are indeed calculators or very high on that scale. They’re good at following instructions which thinking humans conceived. To think otherwise is a folly
930.
by grugagag 4y ago
This take is very yikes. Your assumtion that all coders are twitchy weirdos reflects back on your own distorted assesment of a whole industry probably based on few personal anecdotes. But if you hope AI will make things smoother for you you

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