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by guax 4y ago
And thus, onde more standard is born.
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by guax 4y ago
Twitter growth, revenue and eventual sale is the absolute dream of so many companies that its kinda funny reading people here calling it the worst thing ever because of this.
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by guax 4y ago
This is a super nice idea. I wonder what other software we could interact in this form. The Unix people did have a good point about everything being a file.
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by guax 4y ago
Versus the previous generation (m1) as mentioned by the comment this respond to.
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by guax 4y ago
They did. 20% improvement in cpu and 30% ish in GPU.
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by guax 4y ago
20% improvement is substantial even if not worth an upgrade. Add the same for next iteration and it the gap gets sizeable and harder to resist. I'm actually reliefer i can keep my less than a month old 16 inch since it was 700 euro che
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by guax 4y ago
If they keep calling it every year they'll eventually be right.
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by guax 4y ago
F
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by guax 4y ago
This is bizarro world for me because to this day we're still fighting to have technical career progression outside of management. Excluding big companies there is no path forward after a certain level. Good programmers are good program
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by guax 4y ago
My comment is mostly because I believe self driving will not solve the mobility problem at all. "in the future, all traffic congestions will be of self driving electric cars" is a way of thinking it.
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by guax 4y ago
Markets can't realize anything, they have no sentience. The stock market is a graph of rich people's feelings, always has been. It reacts to rumors, sentiments and data, not reason.
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by guax 4y ago
It's kinda funny that we'll try to invent advanced ai that can perform a near miracle of technological advancement before investing in proper public transit.
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by guax 4y ago
How have you not read the article? Grimes has a stalker that think elon blocks his UBER eats. The security team assaulted an unrelated person that they though was following them "on the highway".
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by guax 4y ago
At Twitter scale. What stack would? Every new feature needs to work for 200m people in 100s of languages, across devices and browsers. Tell me what stack can support uncautious throw anything at the wall strategy. Hell tell me one team of 2
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by guax 4y ago
Is there a recording of this? Never used spaces, couldn't find a replay button.
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by guax 4y ago
One of the major learnings I had during my live is that major refactors rarely pay off. The true trick that worked was to learn how to pick features apart and migrate to new systems without taking what was working from production. You can d
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by guax 4y ago
You can track my jet any time you like.
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by guax 4y ago
"And all this started because we prodded them to become NATO member." When you say this in this way you're taking agency out of Ukraine. They wanted nato membership to be protected from Russian influence, they were being harr
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by guax 4y ago
Can you explain what you mean with "hire an 'Ahmad Abouammo'"? It sounded really bad to me.
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by guax 4y ago
Yes, Elon lawyers are incredible at contract law. I could not think of one example on where they failed him on that.
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by guax 4y ago
I would like to point to a small counter example for this: the whole western Europe.
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by guax 4y ago
You're ignoring a few things and trusting him too much: 1) Is ignoring that he asked for demotion of this account before the incident after saying he wasn't going to 2) He often lies about details and reasons for his decisions. Li
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by guax 4y ago
Maybe the problem is that he is being critical of something made for Americans being European. American semis would be super stupid here, as well as European trucks might be stupid there, but then again Brazil is as large and less dense tha
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by guax 4y ago
Exactly, we cannot risk increasing the quality of comments here by that much. It would make people feel bad.
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by guax 4y ago
People are nitpicking as a response from a vocal group that loves to spew the doom of every knowledge worker out there. As if this will replace programmers, doctors, writers, copywriters, etc. Looking for reasons why it would not its only n
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by guax 4y ago
I believe where I disagree with you is the basically "understood" part. I don't think ChatGPT and the current models understand anything at all. Not in a way thats not fundamentally flawed and would require a complete new app
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by guax 4y ago
I am still not fully impressed as it seems like there are two parts needed for what I would consider the killer AI for creative/development work. Not general AI mind you, just job killing kind. Chat GPT does one part very well, collate
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by guax 4y ago
If Tesla current maintenance track record translates to semis...
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by guax 4y ago
It is sad to me that a lot of people seem to think the problem with Twitter, or any company, being "bloated" is the fault of of the people hired and not the fault of leadership. That somehow people deserve to be laid off in the mo
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by guax 4y ago
I'll give you 1* and 2. I have serious doubts about 3 (recently) considering he's the CEO of many companies, is constantly flying to non work related locations and tweet all the fucking time. Even if he is working extremely hard t

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