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by kridsdale2 4y ago
I was on Feed from 2017 until 2020. Every year some minor sub-team would show off their plans for an unconnected content unit. It never shipped until Zuck began to understand that the ship had already sailed with Gen-Z on to TT (which he or
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
I worked on the same teams as you in nearly overlapping time periods and I add support to what you say. FB is (or was, before I quit) driven by getting contributing users to contribute more. We knew a million "tricks" to get peopl
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
I think they're more seen as "buffer states" that you can quickly sacrifice on the altar of the Board of Directors to show that you're serious about cost-cutting. While not hurting your core staff at all.
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
I guess the proper response to that is to slap them in the face?
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
I think this makes sense. Assuming MAGMA is the new FAANG, my experience inside the majority of them agrees. Everyone knows that there is 1 or 2 golden goose teams supporting the entire rest of the company (iPhone, Facebook Ads, Google Sear
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
Unfortunately, just like Congress, the people with the power to allocate, allocate to benefit themselves.
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
It's much much more like our new AI image generators than a physical simulation of light and volume with mathematical precision. Imagination is a "good enough" fluctuation of seemingly random stimulation of neurons that we&#x
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
Non linguistic elements of verbal communication are so universal nobody even really notices when fictional alien species in media communicate to human protagonists. It's noncontroversial to the audience that hostile/non-hostile, i
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
Open for business.
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
In UI, there's a lot of overlap. A lot of Apple people went to Tesla to build their touchscreen. Those people are qualified to work on the Twitter app itself.
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
Update your nvidia graphics driver.
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
That sounds more like a browser issue.
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
And if it doesn't, it's a request they should be happy to take on for academic work like this. They should recognize they have a big opportunity for great PR gains by officially supporting this kind of project, which could feed ba
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
I want the future version of Google Earth or whatever to be the whole globe at a pixel resolution with this kind of technology.
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
In a few hundred years geopolitical balances could be wildly different than today: Egypt could somehow come to dominate as a new global empire with Cairo as it's capital, opening it to the vulnerability of a nuclear attack, removing th
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
I'm presently nearly done reading (fiction) The Long Ships about this region 1022 years ago. I'm enjoying seeing how cultural attitudes that took root in the transition from a bunch of guys doing whatever they wanted, and everyone
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
Did they finally close the AMC in that zombie hellscape?
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
It's not that simple. It's how each psychologically responds to stress and gloom. Some get energized and others get shut down.
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjsSr3z5nVk
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by kridsdale2 4y ago
This is true, but they fell VERY quickly when the Japanese showed up. Maybe they'll do it again.