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manquer
2y ago
Not to their proponents particularly at the time. For the rest of us in HN it was easier to judge on much mileage will get, but a long time in each cycle we were in the minority, just like the AI skeptics including me and many here are toda
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manquer
2y ago
> The product market fit is fantastic. This isn't the first time I've heard random strangers discussing it in public. Hardly the evidence of PMF. There is always something new in the zeitgeist, that every one is talking about,
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manquer
2y ago
It is all relative perhaps. My travels are a function of distributed family and work and being a first gen immigrant. In comparison to digital nomads and leisure travelers who travel a lot for the sake of traveling and experiencing new th
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manquer
2y ago
We weren't talking to a sexy young attractive lady on those phone sex lines either. Some didn't care and still used them, many were scammed, but that is the nature of the industry. Sadly it has always been on the consumer of unreg
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2y ago
And draining battery with electron apps , our work is important driver of new laptop sales and boosts the economy
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manquer
2y ago
There is no new standard required , sms, rcs(apple dragging their feet apart) and POTS are already well established , that leaves only video calling, some form of WebRTC and SDP with more rigid signaling requirements could work there
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manquer
2y ago
They are selling an experience, that includes the style of content, conversation, personality or persona of the creator. Given that premise the functionally the same whether the creator or the app using an LLM responds, as long as you can k
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manquer
2y ago
Depending on the county, that IM app could WhatsApp , WeChat , telegram, Douyin or something else. You don’t know what the other person uses if any at all. SMS and phone just works out of the box everywhere and given a phone number the both
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2y ago
This kind of product design of opt out instead of opt in and non transparent processes is why I refuse to use these apps. I could even live with their dumb default choices, if they had Open official APIs to consumers, for third party servi
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2y ago
As non WhatsApp user or any other app for that matter. It annoys me that services expect me to install yet another app to get basic customer service. I haven’t used WhatsApp in 10 years , one time I tried to install it because of some stupi
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2y ago
Ability to read does not correlate interest to read or more importantly ability to understand Why is literacy important ? I don't think it is important at all. it is overrated today, it was far more important in the days when mass comm
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2y ago
Has it? It is a gambling term, most VC funded startups are gambles, AI ones particularly so, it felt apt. perhaps it correlates to a raise in investing that no longer is based on sound fundamentals in both traditional and new age assets(lik
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2y ago
I am sure the various other parts of judiciary too, bribing takes skill, knowing who to bribe, how to make them vulnerable to bribery and so on, all these are important street skills that a criminal of his stature has to have. IQ doesn'
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2y ago
UHH profit margins are far greater than 6%. Companies with 6% margins do not grow market cap and shareholder value by 8000 % since Jan 2000. i.e the stock rise has risen 80 times from their ~$7 Jan 2000 price to around $560 today.[1] [1] h
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2y ago
I don't know that means anything, I score well above 130, yet I will likely make ton of mistakes even if thought it about it and planned for months. IQ tests are a single dimensional psychometric measurement tool that when if administe
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manquer
2y ago
A gun perhaps, not the same gun used in the murder, that would be dumb to be caught with evidence directly connecting you with the murder. This is America, getting guns is not that hard. Gun owners tend to usually own more than one. Also yo
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manquer
2y ago
Also the tennis player walking through the net
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manquer
2y ago
Billion is table stakes , OpenAI has raised over 6 billion dollars this year alone
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manquer
2y ago
I wasn't thinking about a few focused features or integrations, but more generally. i.e non product things like sales and license packaging and son on. If an acquisition has to make sense there should be a clear path to monetize it, f
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2y ago
Yes they did, i should have clarified, as IBM is becoming like Broadcom as an umbrella organization for all sorts of companies, the ibm core is different beast than some of the acquisitions they have been making In my mind just like LinkedI
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2y ago
Many options , older companies like IBM, Google, SAP, Oracle or even Salesforce (already own heroku in dev tooling space so not far fetched ) with stable or slowing market presence in engineering departments Mid sized newer companies likes
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2y ago
My point is that there is not much else the state can do expect gun control they already have extensive monitoring, police forces with free rein, the worst incarceration rate on par with likes of Saudi Arabia as you point out. The only majo
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manquer
2y ago
Won’t be allowed ? They already own GitHub
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2y ago
Such a police state cannot function without meaningful gun control regulation, so it might still improve lives. No amount of security and surveillance can guarantee safety . Secret service and intelligence community has thousands of people
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2y ago
No evidence, intel doesn't have the resources to be fighting tsmc, and, arm and nvidia, apple and samsung in different technologies at the same time.( foundry, gpus, cpus, NAND ,SSD etc) They already sold the NAND memory business to SK
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2y ago
It is not apple's decision that is the bad sign. There can be plenty of reasons for that as you mention and wouldn't be of note if their chips were poorer or even similar to intel in performance It is the fact they can build a muc
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2y ago
It is easier to judge revenue or market share than technical quality of the models itself objectively , they are relatively close to each other functionally . In the market, I would say both Anthropic and openAI have been able to do that mu
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2y ago
I agree , I elaborated on this in a child comment. Just a minor point I would say it is ~120 years rather than 70. There was influential journalism through the early 20th century when professional journalism took shape which influenced pol
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2y ago
> broadcast your nonsense to millions of people, if you have the resources Spot on, today you can do that as close to free as possible. In the eras past that was not possible it was expensive so only few could do it and that served as a
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2y ago
Seriously ! after switching to Kagi along with recent annoying changes to Google search last 2 years , the switch back to google unimaginable. Recently I realized that i only !g to google from kagi just a handful of times this year and eve
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