just-the-wrk

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by just-the-wrk 6mo ago
Have we all forgotten Tim Ferriss' book 'The 4 Hour Work Week'? It was enormously influential and was likely involved in every one of these failed entrepreneur's ventures This discussion reads like 'staying inside f
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by just-the-wrk 7mo ago
I suspect I am financing this, both directly and indirectly, and I don't feel as though these actions represent my values or interests.
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by just-the-wrk 7mo ago
I think this person is asking the most effective entity they can find. Anthropic's offerings are better than the competition. CC and MCP came out of of their labs, and everybody scrambled to copy or adopt them. Their models consistentl
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by just-the-wrk 7mo ago
recently there has been a consistent drip of layoffs each day. they kind of chose all of the options
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by just-the-wrk 7mo ago
they are now estimating 18% instead of 17%
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by just-the-wrk 7mo ago
I think the AI angle is a fig leaf for perpetual mismanagement. Managers at Block privately complained there were a lot of people doing almost no work. Recently, teams have lost people one at a time, sometimes laid off the day after each ot
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by just-the-wrk 8mo ago
Or the wealth could accumulate in the hands of a few
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by just-the-wrk 9mo ago
After her quote about Christmas in Sacramento, I wanted to enjoy Joan so much. I discovered a scold instead. Her viewpoint is contempt, and its tiring (slouching). Sometimes its boring (a year of magical thinking). I found a guilty pleasure
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by just-the-wrk 10mo ago
i love this, thank you!
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by just-the-wrk 10mo ago
A typed execution graph for Go. You write functions with typed inputs and outputs—Docket infers the dependency graph, runs independent steps in parallel, and caches what you tell it to. It integrates with River and a number of data stores.
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by just-the-wrk 10mo ago
He does deep research on topics and invites people who recognize his efforts and want to engage with an informed audience.
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by just-the-wrk 10mo ago
I think its important to include that Lex is laundromat for whatever the guest is trying to sell. Dwarkesh does an impressive amount of background and speaks with experts about their expertise.
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by just-the-wrk 1y ago
This is amazing, thank you. I love the use of Ironridge rails for mounting
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by just-the-wrk 1y ago
...then I read his bio https://johnozbay.com/bio he lists "publicly confronted Apple at the European Commission's televised DMA hearing in Brussels on browser competition." as a highlight. lolol. Time to buy
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by just-the-wrk 1y ago
This idea is a whole genre of tech journalism. Its a honeypot for people with some specific bone to pick or ideology to evangelize. I buy more stock every time one of these articles comes out, because the quiet part is 'Apple is still
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by just-the-wrk 1y ago
I'm saying the percentage of this appears different to me
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by just-the-wrk 1y ago
I think the most amazing part of the comments is how much the sentiment has changed over the last 2 years. Is anybody else noticing this?
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by just-the-wrk 1y ago
We're seeing the insect-ization of neural nets. Smaller specialists are evolving for their relevant tasks
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by just-the-wrk 1y ago
I had a convo about law enforcement's tools with a California detective last month. He was very clear its only a question of resources, and if the federal gov't is motivated to find them, they will.
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by just-the-wrk 1y ago
How are those two claims coherent? They aren't obviously related
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by just-the-wrk 1y ago
I would like it if the NYT was willing to be this plain about the news. They have real journalists who do real work searching for the truth and lose our trust with the delivery. Its infuriating to watch Trump use the Cohn, Moses, and fascis
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by just-the-wrk 1y ago
Most people on this forum could hit 3 minutes with normal air in an afternoon of training.