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6y ago
I think your reversing causality here, expecting that check and balances will provide the guidance for people not to behave selfish. People will always find a way to rig the system in their favor and more or other rules in the division of p
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6y ago
Google News & Apple News are trying to become the new gatekeepers of information by curating "verified" news sources and installing unadjustable feeds. Orwell said omission is the most powerful form lying.
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6y ago
Are you running for office?
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6y ago
BBC usual blame tech gospel with a false dichotomy. The only real people benefiting from the shelter-in-place restriction are the people that do not die because they don't get sick. The majority as in 99% of these people are 65+ years
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6y ago
Hanlon's razor https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon%27s_razor
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6y ago
Why doesn't Zuckerberg make his goal the core functionality of his platform? > My goal for the next decade isn’t to be liked but to be understood.
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6y ago
For a lot of people pushing on 3 buttons to create a facebook page is enormously satisfying and spending any more effort is ridiculous. The open web is disappearing because of the opportunity cost.
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6y ago
How many people outside tech do you know with a personal website? Why are the obvious entry barriers so funny to you? Does your girlfriend know how to make website without your help?
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6y ago
How much of YC innovation is possible because it runs on AWS commoditization of server hardware ? Is the annual revenue of all YC companies combined larger than Amazon? (I really have no idea but the it would be the only objective measure
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This guy spends $285 per month on his website and calls himself the smart blogger. Im aware renting a domain is $10 per year. I was talking about the infra to actually produce content with 20% of the convenience of a medium blog. Take the c
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I think more people should contribute instead of just leaching. The economics for platforms work when only 1% is producing content while the rest is consuming. This vocal minority is more and more driving every platform to extremes, the vot
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6y ago
Bad choice is very subjective. Running a blog on your own domain & infra costs at least $10.000 per year in time, effort etc. Not everyone is in the position to invest such an amount nor are they capable of doing so. Medium really was a
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Amazon is not a moonshot factory inside trying hundreds of ideas small & scale the successful big? You think AWS was planned ahead for years and everything that runs on top of it? If AWS was such a logical consolidation why has Amazon s
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Isn't that exactly what Amazon is doing?
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But with scipy you have to offload to the cpu which is not always great. Tensorflow 1.0 had a complicated scipy loop integrated which caused that the scaling of gpu's was near impossible with tf.
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6y ago
I only hear raw casualty numbers from the news and not that most people dying had a pre medical condition. I don't think it is that interesting how many 80+ year old people are living because life expectancy has risen in Italy since 19
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Maybe we should have a conversation about the age distribution of the deaths. Because no one in the media is willing to publish aggregated world data. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1105061/coronavirus-deat...
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0.0003% of the world population was killed by the corona virus
(datawrapper.de)
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I never read Google discriminates between paying customers before. That's such a wild accusation that it requires serious evidence. Edit: I can reply anymore but just supply a link of data handling discrimination between paying custom
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What is the difference between Apple and you as a customer paying for Google Cloud? https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2...
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There is no point since iCloud runs on Google Cloud infrastructure.
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That perceived quality difference of aspirational brands is caused by a halo effect. Functional differentiation is severely limited and inferior to competing on a sense of shared purpose which lifts brands above the competition within prod
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About 40% at a 3 star hotel where I worked a long time ago. First floor was for girls who ran a high class operation as in one customer per night.
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How does you flywheel turn? [pdf]
(jimcollins.com)
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Then still Larry's quote was about the idea to scan & index every book ever written. It would be a very nice addition for the people that haven't read that particular quote. Where are the idea examples he tried successful in t
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Very underwhelming name for a company like Shopify. What happend to the bold, crazy & daring ideas?
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If you copy someones quote and write a whole blog post about it than at least mention your inspiration. Good ideas are always crazy until they're not Larry Page
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Are the same people saying don't do GCP because Alphabet kills all products now commenting Meet is a valid excuse for Zoom to migrate to Oracle as a first choice? Cognitive dissonance anybody?
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If Zoom gets all cloud services forever free, it is still a bargain for Oracle. First time in decades Larry can actually claim a legit cutting edge operation runs on Oracle.
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http://archive.is/bDoUC
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