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by jerojero 2y ago
It says in the trailer that they're going to be having a direct for it... on April 2nd.
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by jerojero 2y ago
The same way people migrated from Twitter to... mastodon to ultimately settle on bluesky or go back to twitter. This reaction is very rushed and I don't think it's going to be very lasting, I'd expect people to go to reels&#x
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by jerojero 2y ago
I would imagine a lot of the firings are new hires, or people being replaced by new people who are a better fit; so it really depends on the rate your company is growing. If the company is growing 10% a year and firing 5% a year you're
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by jerojero 2y ago
I don't think the issue is that there aren't parties interested in buying it, rather than they really just don't want (or can't) sell it.
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by jerojero 2y ago
A lot of the books in the list have but one single vote. I don't think that's very useful. Anyway, Ive heard good things of Hail Mary so I'll be checking that one out (it's 2nd on the list). I know they say don't ju
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by jerojero 2y ago
It's not very surprising to me, Elon Musk has a habit of over-promising and under delivering. Self driving is a really complex problem, although we do have self driving vehicles from waymo I believe the type of self driving that a Tesl
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by jerojero 2y ago
Perhaps something like this can be used in AI based development teams. After all, as it says, ants are not very intelligent themselves yet manage to do amazing things due to stigmergy.
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by jerojero 2y ago
I am in Latin America so we play a lot of variants of games here. I like canasta, 26, Escoba, 500, carioca.
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by jerojero 2y ago
There's so many games that can be played with a 52 card deck, many years ago I tried to do a sort of battle game but I ended up giving up. It had to do with formations of cards but it's very difficult to create a card game that is
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by jerojero 2y ago
This point is very important particularly when it comes to gender disparities. Although women do make about half of the population they do not make for half of the applicants in tech fields, in reality, a lot of women don't even get to
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by jerojero 2y ago
The brain is such an intractable web of connections that it has been really difficult to properly make sense of it. We can't really talk too much about the differences between the intelligence of a dog and the intelligence of a human;
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by jerojero 2y ago
On their face a lot of these might be bad things, but my criticism is precisely that this "brand" of wokeness that he describes is an oversimplification on a lot of issues. For example, let's take the claim that COVID vaccine
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by jerojero 2y ago
I feel like the author has fallen into the trap he describes himself. It seems to me as though the phenomenon of "wokeness" is not well characterised through out the piece and instead it is used in a "we all know what wokenes
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by jerojero 2y ago
I really want to install steamOS on my gaming laptop, but it has an NVIDIA card. So, I'll be waiting for a while until that kind of support happens. It's not a big issue but I'm really sick of windows. Even though my laptop i
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by jerojero 2y ago
I saw this news a few days ago and it really just gives me the same feeling as when Elon Musk says "full self driving is coming next year" for the 11th year in a row. I think a big part of the job of modern CEOs in tech has become
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by jerojero 2y ago
I thought we were talking about friends? Maybe I'm misunderstanding the meaning of the word. I wouldn't imagine being friends with someone and not trusting them with knowing how successful I am. I think maybe, and this might be a
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by jerojero 2y ago
There could be a lot of factors involved in this. Retirement might be, in a way, a clear point in life when you get to actually think about your own mortality and life coming to an end in the next few decades. That alone could have a major
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by jerojero 2y ago
Seems weird that you have to advice people that they should hide their success from people they're befriending. Living a double life like that doesn't seem right to me. It has something to do, perhaps, with the type of people you&
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by jerojero 2y ago
I bought my first unit maybe 5 years ago, I didn't know such a thing as valetudo existed. After I found out, although my unit was supported the process was quite involved so I never did it. A few weeks ago I bought another unit, it&#x2
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by jerojero 2y ago
Hopefully it'll support my vacuum cleaner soon. The biggest problem to me is that some of the rooting requires opening the decide, depending on the model you might be disassembling a lot. It's scary when these things cost 300-500
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by jerojero 2y ago
This is ridiculous. Corporations should be the ones that take measures to protect their CEOs. They have the money to afford private security.
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by jerojero 2y ago
I can't read this article as it is behind a paywall. Please post an archived version or something.
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by jerojero 2y ago
It's not just that young people can't afford to have babies is that women in the 20-29 range are either studying or entering the work force. These are extremely important years for career building. It's more about the fact th
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by jerojero 2y ago
One interesting thing about birthrates that I think most people haven't really looked at is the data segregated by age groups. In most countries with falling birthrates (save some exceptions like Japan) a huge part of this decrease is
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I don't know much about law so I do think the arguments presented make sense, the account is owned by X; not really by infowars. However, I'm pretty sure the name is now owned by the onion so they could argue that "infowars&q
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by jerojero 2y ago
What Dorsey is saying is so factually incorrect. The AT protocol is open source and so are the moderation tools, as Graber says; bluesky is already more open than twitter has ever been. I guess he just wants to stir the pot.
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by jerojero 2y ago
This would be really bad for INTUIT unless they can get in on the deal, which I don't see as impossible given the type of administration this will be.
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by jerojero 2y ago
It's not really discussed why people have lost trust in scientists. I wonder what happened, maybe I'm a bit biased in that regard as I had a scientific background for many years. I think there's a big problem in science that
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by jerojero 2y ago
These are completely different issues. When people don't vaccinate themselves they become a walking vector that affects society as a whole. Yes, personally, they might be healthy. But there's people out there who can't take t

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