lvl102

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by lvl102 5y ago
Honestly? Grow up.
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by lvl102 5y ago
Do we really need to steal music from artists? Spotify and Apple Music is already cheap enough. Not to mention the convenience of not wasting my time managing illegally downloaded music. People really have time for this in 2022?
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by lvl102 5y ago
We need autonomous vehicles based on open/public software. That’s the only way.
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by lvl102 5y ago
Morgan Stanley is basically going to finance it with TSLA shares as collateral.
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by lvl102 5y ago
They didn’t force him out and they basically asked him to come back even as a part time CEO when NO ONE wanted the job. Jack is Jack. He is not perfect but let’s not be unfair to him. Reviving Twitter is not possible without replacing the b
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by lvl102 5y ago
Anyone notice GPUs magically started to appear for sale right around the time Russian sanctions went into effect? I wonder why…
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by lvl102 5y ago
Of all the SV bubbles, I feel Uber actually delivers incredible social value.
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by lvl102 5y ago
Looks great and love the concept. What’s the tech stack behind it?
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by lvl102 5y ago
Elon Musk absolutely does not care about free speech. He’s no history of ever standing up for it. He doesn’t even understand what it means. The fight over Twitter is about control. Control of narratives. And the price to do that right now,
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by lvl102 5y ago
No, it’s a bit more complicated than that because the comments are threaded. It could take a few passing to find a gem comment. Also, the comments evolve over time meaning you might not find anything at the time of your browsing.
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by lvl102 5y ago
This is awesome. While, comments are generally lacking in info (but still entertaining) there are always gems in there. It’s a bit like needle-in-haystack. I think there’s even a subreddit dedicated for this. I’d love to see ML/DL depl
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by lvl102 5y ago
Twitter is literally the news breaking platform across the world. How much do you think that’s worth? I think it’s worth more than $100B under competent management.
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by lvl102 5y ago
He actually dismissed Twitter’s management so I am guessing they’re slated to be demoted or fired if he takes over. Should they sell? I mean it’s such a bizarrely undervalued company. It’s like buying a plot of land on fifth avenue that’s o
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by lvl102 5y ago
This guy knows nothing about computers. He is a Youtuber with zero expertise in anything but creating Youtube videos.
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by lvl102 5y ago
And how many percentage of people suffering from depression do you think have this physical brain imbalance ONLY? Doctors prescribing depression drugs do not care nor do they have the tools to make such a diagnosis.
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by lvl102 5y ago
I believe depression is not something you can resolve with drugs. Sure, it helps to numb it all away.
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by lvl102 5y ago
None of this is true. Don’t compare some shitcoin with nonexistent liquidity to real-world commodities.
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by lvl102 5y ago
I hate the fact that hiring now basically requires cloud experience specific to vendors. This is basically going to force people into one of the three major cloud platforms.
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by lvl102 5y ago
Because that’s the way US stays competitive. /s
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by lvl102 5y ago
Why announce it before he confirmed? Makes no sense. Twitter is still run by clowns. They have Musk LISTED on their website as of this morning.
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by lvl102 5y ago
You don’t think he knew that going in? He didn’t buy his shares through Robinhood…
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by lvl102 5y ago
This is a sh*tshow for Twitter.
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by lvl102 5y ago
Frankly, ageism in tech is real. They rather hire some younger guy without personal commitments (aka family). Sure, it’s changed in the past decade but I see it playing out all the time. Once you hit 40s and you have domain knowledge (and b
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by lvl102 5y ago
Not quite. There’s a good reason why efficacy falls off sharply after just 2-3 weeks. Again, it’s a “vaccine” not a vaccine. They just call it that because they want the public to buy-in. I say this as someone who’s been in biotech for a de
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by lvl102 5y ago
I think we need to stop calling MRNA solutions vaccines because they are gene therapies. You need regular administration for them to be effective on a public health level which is not logistically feasible as we found out. They know this bu
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by lvl102 5y ago
Maybe they know something we don’t. Edit: there’s not a lot being talked about in terms of multiple infections over time. It’s not that the MRNA vaccines are effective it’s that the West pivoted to an entirely different public health policy
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by lvl102 5y ago
All these SV fintechs are horrible at customer service. At the very top of that list is Paypal and SoFi. If you want to be in a consumer facing business, we need to force these guys to have min level customer service staff based on number o
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by lvl102 5y ago
So now US citizens have to fight for US govt jobs too?
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by lvl102 5y ago
A word of caution: these programs sound great until you realize they’re mainly there for big govt consulting firms to take tax money. It’s the sad truth about tech and US govts. They don’t actually want to change. They just want to appear t
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by lvl102 5y ago
China is not going to back down from its policies.

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