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by khazhoux 1y ago
He did say “one day”
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by khazhoux 1y ago
Honestly, kind of sad that Tim Cook’s reply was so generic. I don’t think I’m off base in saying this, and from personal experience, he is really not connected to the people at the company.
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by khazhoux 1y ago
We tell stories of things that are noteworthy. We find this to be entertaining.
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by khazhoux 1y ago
I didn’t pick up any sarcasm at all. It was a good idea which clearly hadn’t occurred to SJ himself, but would have been obvious once seeing the suggestion
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by khazhoux 1y ago
Are you requesting a process and architecture retrospective on a company from 30 years ago? :-)
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by khazhoux 1y ago
There was no mention of sexual abuse.
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by khazhoux 1y ago
Radiohead
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by khazhoux 1y ago
This is a tired argument. I can easily rattle off movies and music from the last decade that hit as hard as anything from the 70s. Selective memory. Go listen to all the actual Billboard hits from the 70s. Even before autotune, there was
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by khazhoux 1y ago
Which kind of investment was it though? * An investment that makes something possible that otherwise wouldn’t happen. Like the US investing in NASA * Investment that is not consequential in the big scheme except it makes people money. Did
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by khazhoux 1y ago
For all I've heard about WB the last few decades, I couldn't tell you a single thing he's done that's impacted my life, the country, or the world. AFAIK he's a guy who makes a ton of money, plays bridge with Bill G
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by khazhoux 1y ago
The corruption issue is the point of the article. It’s the obvious thing here. Person above is pointing out that even Tesla isn’t 85% USA
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by khazhoux 2y ago
I don’t think it’s important in the slightest. Fact is that they were exactly two competitive candidates, and of all the people that cared to vote, more voted for one than the other. It may not be technical majority, but this is the commo
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by khazhoux 2y ago
They've been a naughty girls, they let their knickers down!
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by khazhoux 2y ago
Burritos are just monoids in the category of endotacos.
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by khazhoux 2y ago
There are many definitions of “good.” But at the most fundamental, it is an amazing VR device. It excels for watching movies — the video quality is simply stunning. The immersive experiences from Apple are also jaw-dropping. So in terms
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by khazhoux 2y ago
It’s clearly not “popular” but the statement was that it’s not good. That’s wrong — it is a very good product.
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by khazhoux 2y ago
> While the Apple Vision Pro itself is not a good product Do you own one, or have used one extensively, to dismiss it so confidently? I own one, and it's a great product. The experience watching movies/shows is unparalleled.
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by khazhoux 2y ago
Would be better if the programs were JPGs that you had to type in
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by khazhoux 2y ago
You are incorrect, kids don’t necessarily mimic their parents’ interests..
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by khazhoux 2y ago
Let me guess, you self taught on some instrument?
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by khazhoux 2y ago
There is little practical utility in most subjects.
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by khazhoux 2y ago
Whoever invents a drug to eliminate male refractory period, will make all the money. All of it .
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by khazhoux 2y ago
Parents: you know how every day you look at your child and you’re struck with wonder at the amazing and quirky and unique person your little one is? I swear that’s what lesswrong posters see every day in the mirror.
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by khazhoux 2y ago
> If they're young.... if they're from a different culture... These are just instances of my point (a): not having a clue about SV work culture. > there are even people who wear suits all the time Not in silicon valley tech.
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by khazhoux 2y ago
Wearing a suit to a tech interview in silicon valley would without a doubt send the signal that either (a) they have absolutely no clue about SV work culture, or (b) they’re a “look at me” guy who dresses odd on purpose
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by khazhoux 2y ago
I saw that same exhibition in Vienna! 2007 IIRC. I agree that it never struck me as grotesque. His work is bold, stark, urgent. I also find that his draftsmanship is overshadowed. He has an amazing sense of volume, told with simple line
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by khazhoux 2y ago
How does blocking their conversion help citizens? Are we saying all AI companies must be nonprofit?
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by khazhoux 2y ago
> The way galaxies and their contents move makes no sense with our present understanding of gravity-- unless we assume there's a lot more mass Explain for a layman? I don't know what it means for movement to not make sense.
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by khazhoux 2y ago
> I wonder why sit-down restaurants are declining. Not because of tipping.
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by khazhoux 2y ago
Check out the big brain on Brad!! I didn't spot this :-)

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