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There should be a right to be forgotten https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_to_be_forgotten
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I suppose Apple's product is not a VR product but "Spatial Computing" Quote "Vision Pro, on the other hand, is primarily an AR device that just happens to have a few VR features" https://arstechnica.com&#
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I'd add, architecture, design patterns, object-orientation, security (!), and maintainability to that list
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"IT firm Hennge KK designated English as its in-company language for all workers in 2016." [...] "The policy, however, made it harder to find Japanese engineers than previously. Some have shied away from talking in English. T
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"I am sorry to say this, but please be mindful of wearing Reddit gear in public. Some folks are really upset, and we don’t want you to be the object of their frustrations.” Overreaction much ? Are we really become that desensitized as
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JPMorgan is developing a ChatGPT-like A.I. service that gives investment advice
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Zero will always be Zero. But their demise is not only a problem of 1 Billion in liabilities but also of not finding new revenue streams.
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My favourite conspiracy theory lately is that the Saudis needed to increase the oil price to recover losses from their VC investments.
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Have a look at Bretton Woods system and Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty I think we need something similar
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This is more of a data question rather than finding a prompt.
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Yes. Indeed. I am working on this for investing. Where I believe the value proposition is the strongest.
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Sheeran gets 75,665,830 monthly Spotify listeners based on recent Spotify data. Spotify pays artists about $0.003 per stream, which is $3 for one thousand monthly listeners. Using those numbers, you can estimate that Sheeran earns at least
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That's not fully correct. If you look for example at the case of James Liang who got sentenced to 40 months in prison. O https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/26/vw-engineer-sentenced-to-40-...
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TJ Miller made Silicon Valley outstanding. Without him it wasn't the same.
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Interesting article yet not as thought provoking as it could have been. >A related trend we’ve seen is domain-specific language models. One can argue that we have a general level of understanding up to the end of high-school and then sp
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I was more focusing on the last part about the real estate market.
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Wild. I wrote a "junior equity analyst" autonomous agent and this was the reply a couple of days ago "First Republic Bank's growth prospects may be limited by its narrow focus on high net worth clients, which may not pro
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That is a valid question to ask. I have kids around that age and restricted Insta/TikTok/etc to <30 min per day. Yet from 13yo most platforms see kids as adults.
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I think content "embed-ability" is a core feature of YTs success. It makes matching content much easier. Like embedding relevant videos in a stock dashboard. https://app.finclout.io/p/C
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I am currently watching a lot of videos on race relations (Douglas Murray vs Robin DiAngelo). What Youtube is doing well compared to other platforms is to give all sides a voice and let the (hopefully better) educated mass make the choice f
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Yup. It's like an article comparing 2023 Manchester City with the 2020 Bayern team. While it might work as a thought exercise it wouldn't have an impact on who wins the cup in 2023.
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Interesting that you mention the stock market. The stock market velocity of content is entirely different than movie reviews, cultural research, or political commentary. The reason is that a movie does not update the storyline each quarter
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I think through the subscription model has Substack solved the distribution/discovery problem. While I might follow people/topics on Medium it doesn't help filter out the noise.
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Time will tell. I believe that evergreen content produces more revenue over time than clickbait.
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Dependence on ad-revenue has led to a decrease in quality researched content and to an increase is engagement articles. From what I've heard is that Journalists have left their traditional media outlets and publish now on substack beca
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I am on a pretty vanilla Ubuntu/Gnu install and don't miss a thing. Zoom works, Google Docs works, Telegram/Slack/Discord works. Plus the native python integration is a+++
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Fancy. Apparently I am using foundation models since 2015 for batch processing. TBH. This article is a bit light on details. I would have expected more from a post published on a Stanford site. Sounds more like a Business Insider article.
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Underlines in how much turmoil the digital ad market is and also how much Trump means in monetary terms for engagement as he brought his audience to Truth Social.
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Whom do I have to contact to get acquired for 100M by Google and then shutdown with a full stock vesting after 6 months?
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Wouldn't really agree with the "drove people away" statement https://www.statista.com/statistics/264810/number-of-monthly...
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