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by jeron 4y ago
when you first read it, did you feel better or worse for the employees when they wrote impacted vs "laid off"
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Against AGI Timelines(benlandautaylor.com)
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by jeron 4y ago
“We don’t want this” “Not yet but you will” Sounds like the story of every Apple product ever
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by jeron 4y ago
>absent regulatory requirements they would perform no risk management. did SVB do any risk management either?
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by jeron 4y ago
decision paralysis is a real thing
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by jeron 4y ago
SVB has been a great bank for startups, they're no rookie at this stuff considering they've been around for 4 decades. However it seems like their investor communications and PR has been lacking
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by jeron 4y ago
it was a small miracle when the Dell Latitude C640s my dad collected from his work in the early 2000s turned on and worked fine around 2019. Just in time to turn them in for $50 Best Buy gift cards for their laptop recycling drive.
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by jeron 4y ago
We've definitely been spoiled by RPi, up until the shortage and costs of RPis shooting through the roof
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by jeron 4y ago
From the title I thought it was referring to the iDrive knob. The knob was originally designed by 3DConnexion, which was a Logitech subsidiary that made human interface devices for 3D modeling The use of the shifter though, is something els
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by jeron 4y ago
yeah, but what if you can make them hurt and restart the business? sometimes corporate leadership like to do petty things like this at huge cost
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by jeron 4y ago
what do you plan to grow on those 1000 acres? Moon cheese?
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by jeron 4y ago
i think it would just count as hedging against his own words
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by jeron 4y ago
yeah, not sure what is too hard to understand about that. Perhaps it depends on the context but I highly doubt you can go wrong by saying a cache should be added to reduce latency.
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by jeron 4y ago
I prefer uber-esque
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by jeron 4y ago
what's stopping AI from asteroid mining for itself
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by jeron 4y ago
>Dalle2 will get you laughed out of the room in any ai art discussion. and claiming AI art is art would get you laughed out of any art discussion. personally I think AI art is really cool, but to discount what Dalle 2 did for AI art is u
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by jeron 4y ago
the Ferrari/Lamborghini analogy is so perfect. Just like Vim vs Emacs, Ferrari owners do not respect Lambo owners either
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by jeron 4y ago
peak normie take
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by jeron 4y ago
maybe discontent is good for a product within a company, but if your end user has lots of complaints and is not having a great experience, that's not a good thing at all
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by jeron 4y ago
bet they cant identify something like this: https://www.arnesantics.com/projects/current-cannonball-run-...
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by jeron 4y ago
maybe the FTC should investigate OpenAI's claims of uptime
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by jeron 4y ago
can't wait for AI legislation, perhaps we can replace all the interns writing it now
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by jeron 5y ago
Occam's razor points to sour grapes
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by jeron 5y ago
I mean this is the same guy who camped out at the factory for like 3 weeks to iron out all the production issues with model 3 and scale production up to meet demand, and it more or less worked. Perhaps you don't need the Toyota product
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by jeron 5y ago
If anyone is on the fence about learning to ride a motorcycle, I highly recommend it. One of my favorite hobbies. However, it does get expensive if you get serious about it like doing trackdays
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by jeron 5y ago
Use the pieces of the iPhone to smash the Mac
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by jeron 5y ago
40k good books out there and I can only read like 24 a year if I really push myself
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by jeron 6y ago
Not a bad idea. I once had a nightmare (a real one while sleeping) where I didn't have access to my phone or computer and thus had no access to my password manager, and was unable to log into a crucial account in the dream. It hasn&#x2
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by jeron 6y ago
that's horrifying, so sorry for the situation you're in right now.
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by jeron 6y ago
In which they had a whole year of really cheap, highly subsidized battery replacements to correct their error. I think Apple should be forgiven for this

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