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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
At least right note we can still question the thought police.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
You can understand why design A failed. Just don’t need design B to be blocked on that with agile because the last iteration was working.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Vetted always means people with the time, resources and desire to navigate through the vetting process, which makes them biased.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
To be fair now’s as good a time as any. You’ve got the ChatGPT plugins, the secrecy behind closed sourcing the model and the reach of the chat product. That’s a lead that ventures looking for. Although it’s a temporary lead, all that VCs ne
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Trade typically involves a buyer and a seller.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Sometimes boosting profits and dividends is the right play if the company isn’t set up to innovate. Innovation isn’t for every company and it’s good that some boards focus on redistributing profits.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
What’s wrong about that if it brings more visibility to a social problem?
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Of course it’s up to third parties to determine if something is exploitation or not.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Indeed, very good way to expose the mafia, drug lords and the like.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Hardware (and performance) can always be improved without involvement of users so this is actually pretty useful.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
What regions are you talking about?
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Shine a laser into space and the image of your laser can be much faster than the speed of light. Nothing actually moved faster than the speed of light though.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
I didn’t see any mention of cpu used on the article. I’m guessing that might be important.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
That’s the difference between apple approach and google approach. Apple does a lot of computation on your own devices (in the name of privacy and what not) and ends up saving a lot of server compute. Googles strategy so far has been just bu
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Wildly successful how?
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Money needs to be motivated enough to investigate these kind of things
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Does Nintendo or PlayStation support Vulkan or OpenGL?
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
If statisticians can build large scale software they’d be really angry.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
If anything, the situation with tensor rt shows that companies are absolutely willing to accept a multi gig meat blob
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Which part of the tech industry would want to do so? Every VC/tech exec wants a monopoly like Google.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
The answer to your question is exactly the amount it takes to rent a co-working space. So maybe 100-300 a month.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Doesn’t mean that it needs to take the exact form of special reactivity though, especially when we know when it breaks down.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Finally I can choose a game engine and start learning game development
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Are you on android?
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Being successful is ok. Exploiting your success to prevent others from being successful is not
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Oh nice, even more misleading product pages
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Yes but the side that corporate is on is much wider
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
> I don’t think Google has a secret back door tracking mechanism their ad network is able to use. It would certainly be a big story if they did. Like Chrome??
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
> sold equity in the company. > diminishing the payout the founders would get if the company pays dividends or is sold That’s VC debt
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Fortunately Japanese (or generally Asian) culture makes it the individuals responsibility if things fail so corporate is safe as usual

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