jonsmit

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by jonsmit 11y ago
Because most people are not smart. And because customers will pay more for software with bugs in it.
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by jonsmit 11y ago
Companies have a long history of saying one thing privately and another thing publicly. If it were public then it wouldn't be a rumor.
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by jonsmit 11y ago
Yes x1000!!!
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by jonsmit 11y ago
Thanks
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by jonsmit 11y ago
They can both be true. I think the valuation will be telling.
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by jonsmit 11y ago
How much? I know it's undisclosed but it would be very interesting. Hopefully someone leaks it. The rumor was Miguel told MS to "F*#K Off" when MS presented him with an offer many years ago. This lead to CoreCLR being open so
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by jonsmit 11y ago
I think it's likely that the tech industry downturn will make the show less funny. Like that oil show. But if anyone could do it Mike Judge can - that guy is a genius
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by jonsmit 11y ago
Anecdotally I see a lot of empty apartments here in SF. Not as bad as London though. I basicslly had an entire massive luxury apartment complex to myself. I would walk around the halls drinking with friends carrying a prop ax pretending we
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by jonsmit 11y ago
It's niche marketing. If they are still interested after a few weeks of messaging they are more likely to settle and less likely to bounce after the next shiny.
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by jonsmit 11y ago
I have not read the article yet but that sounds like good advice to me
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by jonsmit 11y ago
The article does a great job at helping create a language around the ML/AI field to help laymen reason about it. Shivon did a similar taxonomy based article last year titled The Current State of Machine Intelligence - also a good read.