lvl102

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by lvl102 3y ago
It’s called command right arrow. Try it. I think someone did a study and found people cannot use more than two. Everything else you’re better off using desktop management.
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by lvl102 3y ago
I don’t think so. M1 helped them establish a clear cut lead in the laptop market. It’s not even close. I think people will gradually switch to Mac (switch rate is painfully slow). Unless MS does something here, they’re going to leak Windows
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by lvl102 3y ago
While the Korean public school system is very flawed at least the teachers get paid well enough there. I would not want to be a teacher in wealthy neighborhoods such as Gangnam.
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by lvl102 3y ago
It could very well be that they lost the talent.
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by lvl102 3y ago
PPACA was one of the biggest policy fails and put us at a great competitive disadvantage. We were coming out of the Great Financial Crisis and the Rust Belt desperately needed manufacturing revival which the likes of Walmart forced abroad.
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by lvl102 3y ago
I find it ridiculous that healthcare is the greatest driver of cost of living but no one does anything about it. Doctors and nurses are overworked too. It’s the biggest scam going right now and all the politicians are in on it.
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by lvl102 3y ago
Every time I use Figma, I say to myself, “so we are reinventing Dreamweaver” and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. It’s absolutely absurd that Adobe bought Macromedia/Dreamweaver and did nothing with it. I have no doubt they will do
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by lvl102 3y ago
It makes me really sad that SF turned into current state. It’s the only city I’d considered to be perfect and that’s also why I know it will bounce back better than ever.
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by lvl102 3y ago
Whenever big corp types bring up this topic, I stuff Brian Moynihan in their faces. If Moynihan, CEO of Bank of America, ran one of the biggest banks in the world remotely for a decade, I am sure some mids writing spaghetti code can manage.
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by lvl102 3y ago
Why are companies so hellbent on asking their workers to waste hours in commute? WFH hurts people with “soft” skills the most. MBA types.
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by lvl102 3y ago
Another Nobel for BxSci. They gotta have the record (nine) for high schools right?
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by lvl102 3y ago
How did they actually raise prices? They are still competing on prices on everything. They have the best return policy even besting Costco. FTC and Lina Khan can pound sand. They should go after Walmart for destroying American towns and sma
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by lvl102 3y ago
If you’re in NYC area (or visiting), go try mutton chops at Keens. It is one of the best I’ve had in the US. Of course, nothing beats Patagonian lamb on the spit. They just taste different down there.
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by lvl102 3y ago
And my point, as someone who’s worked in antitrust field for over a decade, is that Amazon is a company that does the least to exert monopoly power out of all the big tech companies. In fact, they do so little that I think they are being st
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by lvl102 3y ago
If you took the time to develop and market your products, you would not have solely relied on Amazon e-commerce. Most likely, the single greatest source of traffic was Facebook (Instagram) and Reddit. You would only sell on Amazon, if you’r
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by lvl102 3y ago
You don’t have to use them. That’s the point of my argument. No one’s stopping you from selling it using Shopify where you can set up an e-commerce store within a couple of hours.
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by lvl102 3y ago
And I am saying what Amazon is doing is not anticompetitive at all. These “companies” that sell on Amazon are basically glorified trade companies that arbitrage low cost Chinese manufacturing. I don’t feel bad for them at all. If they are h
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by lvl102 3y ago
Out of all the natural tech monopolies, Amazon is the ONLY one that did the opposite of exercising market power. They actually brought fast shipping to the market. A decade ago, you had to pay a crap ton of money to ship things even two day
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by lvl102 3y ago
Not to be rude but you made millions on the backs of Amazon. Now you’re complaining that you have competition.
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by lvl102 3y ago
PET is just not a good material for brick toys. They deform quite easily and that goes against LEGO brand. I wonder why they didn’t use HDPE which Green Toys utilizes. Perhaps not enough recycled materials for LEGO scale.
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by lvl102 3y ago
There can only be x amount of dollar that can return y return.
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by lvl102 3y ago
It’s a riot especially since they realized they can accept rich Chinese/Indian students to meet SoC “quota” without forking over subsidized tuition.
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by lvl102 3y ago
But they have strong support from the likes of Apple to keep ARM independent.
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by lvl102 3y ago
They probably got 3-4x what they would’ve been able to get with UK IPO.
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by lvl102 3y ago
I did a lot of stupid things as a child. 80s were definitely different times. Sometimes, I think I am lucky to be alive. Life is about knowing when and how to take risks. I took unnecessary risks as a child. Plus even if I let my kids go fr
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by lvl102 3y ago
Grew up with swings in a sandpit. Some of my best memories jumping from a swing. I’d never let my kids do that though.
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by lvl102 3y ago
Wall Street banks made a lot of money off of that craze and that’s really the reason number one the Fed didn’t tighten its policy when inflation was flashing red. Never trust the Fed. They merely exist to facilitate monetary policies for Wa
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by lvl102 3y ago
What AI will do is facilitate the creative process. Instead of painstakingly creating variations. AI will present us with ALL the variations. That, in a nutshell, is the power of generative AI.
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by lvl102 3y ago
A major issue with Apple and LLM is that they pledged data privacy. I don’t think they’re training on anything special.
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by lvl102 3y ago
But that’s more than offset by weakness in China.

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