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by gsatic 4y ago
Attend conferences. Give talks. Post regular updates on the larger forums. Certain types of projects, you will only attract casual users/hobbyists. Other types, you will attract people whose full time job involves whatever is being bui
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by gsatic 4y ago
Right. Why run and build muscle, if your avatar in the shitverse can run the whole day? Take it easy. Lie down. Put the googles on. Dont worry about the muscles.
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by gsatic 4y ago
Interesting point about Influencers. Havent seen that before. Didnt realize Influencers have a harder time on reddit. So Influencers require a different architecture.
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by gsatic 4y ago
Wapo and wsj are becoming more and more irrelevant. Remember the Afghan collapse that happened over one week? Just read their coverage for months prior to that one week. These are outdated legacy systems that don't have the impact they
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by gsatic 4y ago
Why would anyone need snowball? Have all the network links to Ukraine been severed? Just never ending mindless nonsense. Basically an Ad for digital transformation targeted at the usual crowd of decision makers who know nothing about how an
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by gsatic 4y ago
Doesn't look like it's working. They have lost half their energy infra. And NATO did announce they were going to raise troops mid year. Hasn't happened afaik, cuz the members don't agree on contributing troops.
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by gsatic 4y ago
Can fascism produce colonialism tomorrow? I mean just look at the defense of Ukraine. The west has had a whole year and not even been able to raise one Brigade worth of troops. Hypothetically if Ukraine collapses anything is possible.
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by gsatic 4y ago
Good analogy. Ideally ladders are designed based on problem type - simple to complex. But in corporate wonderland, the ladder climbers regularly change that ideal to stay on the ladder. You dont need a miracle. You just need to recognize ea
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by gsatic 4y ago
The question stands, irrespective of what legacy or current dysfunction the US is suffering from. And Taiwan Invasion is the logical answer. There is really no other reason. Just look at US struggling to even raise a single Division of tr
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by gsatic 4y ago
Oh I see and the reason their military budget is greater than the sum total of all their neighbors is because of what? Worried about the Mongols?
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by gsatic 4y ago
auto +1 for Bret Victor
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by gsatic 4y ago
Its all just prep work before the mindless Taiwan invasion begins.
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by gsatic 4y ago
So people who need to chat with German govt entities have to do what now?
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by gsatic 4y ago
The fish were having a race.
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by gsatic 4y ago
Signalling has to improve. Like/Upvote/Follower counts need to get broken down more so people dont get addicted to random numbers. For example Slashdot comments dont just show upvote count. The comments get tagged as Offtopic ,Fla
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by gsatic 4y ago
It's a sad story. I was at a coffee shop yday and made the mistake of sitting next to their huge decked up christmas tree. Wasn't crowded but there was a constant stream of teen girls shooting selfie with the tree. Each one taking
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by gsatic 4y ago
Living long is highly over rated as quality of life tanks beyond a point. Ideally we should be measuring Gross National Stupidity.
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by gsatic 4y ago
Hardly matters what both sides do when Everything is built on top of collecting Likes and Followers. Thats the fundamental bug. You can build a giant fractal based on simple rules and endless repetition. But who has control over the shape?
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by gsatic 4y ago
Lot of similarities to how Social Media was built over the last 15 years. There was never any deep thought behind adding the Like button or Click/Upvote/Follower count to everything. The tools and protocols were simple. Even kids
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by gsatic 4y ago
In other words, no one has control over the hurricane and what it will look like, or where it will be heading tomorrow morning. People are just riding it.
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by gsatic 4y ago
People are programmed to recite "Like, Subscribe and Share". How are they supposed to do that in a bare bones reality?
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by gsatic 4y ago
The only people whose minds this is "blowing" are people who have never had to build or maintain question answering systems. ChatGPT is like having a bunch of 8 year olds who know how to use Google hanging around. Sure you can use
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by gsatic 4y ago
> Developers quickly realized that to monetize a young audience base, they first had to cater to the needs of parents The "what can we monetize next" buffoon class is spreading faster than covid. Its should be classified as a m
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by gsatic 4y ago
Tell your boss to make someone else tech lead.
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DEA’s most corrupt agent:Parties, sex amid unwinnable war(apnews.com)
9 points by gsatic 4y ago|2 comments
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by gsatic 4y ago
People are just a bit more conscious of the various ways they can be manipulated. It's such a large and ever evolving set of patterns, that everyone is seeing them everywhere and in everything. The options to change/break the patt
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by gsatic 4y ago
It's a function of how both accumulate influence/respect/trust/power. The paths taken are (generally) very different. So what each thinks is possible or not is based on different paths travelled. For certain types of pro
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by gsatic 4y ago
Haven't heard of microRNA before...so this is just random RNA floating around?
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by gsatic 4y ago
Commercialization and info overload has diluted the impact of ALL art to just sensory stimulation. After the oohs and aahs there is nothing else going on in anyones head, cause there is always something else thrown infront of them on their
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by gsatic 4y ago
Man do ppl even know Jodorowsky? Cause he would definitely shit on AI generated art. He was bored of mindless American shit long before anyone was complaining - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNQZF0KF-zw

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