lvl102

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by lvl102 4y ago
I don’t know about that. Most living city? Pittsburgh has its charms but it’s just a bigger version of typical Rust Belt cities. All of it is second class stuff. Food sucks there and not even going to mention the roads or even the “townies.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Made in Japan Toyota are built different. There’s something special about manufacturing in Japan even down to a simple screw.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Microsoft learned from its mistakes as a monopoly trying to manage everything under one brand umbrella. Google is still acting like a monolithic enterprise which is holding them back from key acquisitions and taking risks.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Walmart only started these initiatives to APPEAR as Amazon competition. The company has some deep issues including BS they pull on hidden inventory across all of their stores.
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by lvl102 4y ago
My counter would be that AI is going to allow us to move forward with creativity. It’s going to effectively rewire our brains. In the past, we put a lot of emphasis on “random access memory” and memorization was actually a valued skill. Fa
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by lvl102 4y ago
If life wasn’t so miserable alcohol wouldn’t be so popular.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Nadella is a true software engineer. Sundar is a management consultant. Google needs a shake up and I am sure big investors are pissed.
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by lvl102 4y ago
They need a management shakeup. Pichai is never going to lead that company with breakthroughs. I know it’s not entirely his fault but Google has been a shit show since he took over. Compare that to what Nadella accomplished in Microsoft. It
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by lvl102 4y ago
How can you say that with a straight face? It’s a regurgitation of things it’s collected from the WWW. It is a step up from Siri/Alexa but completely lacks actual conversational skills.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Do you see yourself relying on it? Not when you know it’s KNOWN to give wrong answers. It’s also worth mentioning that Google PageRank was not the first search engine. No, it was good 4-5 years after the first usable search engine came to m
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by lvl102 4y ago
ChatGPT is still a novelty. People will kick tires etc but utility is just not there yet.
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by lvl102 4y ago
The answer is simply that more than 3/4 of liquidity events occur outside of market hours. People especially academics who bring this up are idiots.
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by lvl102 4y ago
That’s incredibly naive. ChatGPT is not the state of the art. Not even close.
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by lvl102 4y ago
All those models are only as good as the data they’re trained on. Google and Meta both have the most relevant proprietary data that cannot be rivaled. Not even close.
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by lvl102 4y ago
You know Meta has the best tech in terms of AI/ML right? They just need a new leadership focus to steer the company in the right direction. They literally have all the tools to lead in that area.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Guess Vercel is grabbing a lot of market/mindshares past year or so.
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by lvl102 4y ago
They need to stop reporting quarterly with blue chips. These guys are a couple of years from shutting down. Who the heck uses Snap? He should’ve taken the offer from Zuck and Meta stocks before the pandemic run up.
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by lvl102 4y ago
And fundamentals for Indian economy are horrible. Look at what happened in China vs India in the past three decades. Arguably, China started from a worse economic place/position and outpaced India rapidly. Is it cultural? Perhaps.
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by lvl102 4y ago
I knew the Indian market was in a big bubble when “Nifty 50” started trending across all social media. I think the Indian economy will go through a deep recession as a result of all the bubbles bursting.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Misumi is the only answer if you are building something with precision. Also checkout accu.co.uk.
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by lvl102 4y ago
This is what happens when some idiot gets lucky getting hired by FB. No one liked him there. This guy literally failed his way to “success.”
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by lvl102 4y ago
Do you really think they will take responsibility for billions lost/made that day? No, that's a big liability. Anyone trading that day knew it was a big glitch at open. Some names, BLUE CHIPS, were down 40-50%! What shocked us all
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by lvl102 4y ago
Would be awesome if you can download it as OTF/TTF.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Remember the flash crash of 2015? They let those trades actually STAND. Including options. This week’s open was nothing in comparison.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Netflix is valued as tech but it’s no longer tech. Once you recalibrate that you can easily see where the company is headed. It’s not going to be pretty. They relied on the Koreans (among others) for cheap shows but that’s not going to last
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by lvl102 4y ago
Record profits everywhere while inflation raged on. Only one explanation then for inflation: PRICE GOUGING. Corporate greed during global pandemic. Capitalism at its finest. Now we all have to pay the price just like on 2009. Privatize prof
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by lvl102 4y ago
10x and 100x are not myths. They exist. Once you work with them you will know right away. You will walk away in awe and in shame of knowing that you will never ever be that good.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Layoff very much due to investors' push. GOOGL, the stock, has been lagging the other big tech companies by a wide margin in the past year or so. Big picture though, you have to start wondering if WFH trends have largely exposed "
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by lvl102 4y ago
The answer is always Elementary Number Theory by David Burton. I read this book since 7th grade.
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by lvl102 4y ago
BD is making breakthroughs. Son/Softbank selling it to Hyundai will be one of the biggest tip to the Korean manufacturing scene. I am sure Elon Musk would have rather bought BD (40 times over) instead of burning $44B on Twitter. It’s a

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