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by memish 4y ago
Does anyone know what kind of prompt generates such clean, consistent results like these? https://promptbase.com/prompt/clay-emojis https://promptbase.com/prompt/polygon-animals
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by memish 4y ago
Reminder that Vlad Tenev founded Robinhood, an incredibly successful app that disrupted an industry and is still best in class. There really is no replacement for a founder CEO.
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Association of American Medical Colleges Prescribes a DEI-Based Curriculum(lawrencekrauss.substack.com)
4 points by memish 4y ago|1 comments
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by memish 4y ago
It's a tell tale sign of one's own insecurity when they obsess over the flaws of achievers. "nu uh! they suck because unrelated thing" is an expression of insecurity.
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by memish 4y ago
The workers disagree and aren't looking for a white knight. https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/SpaceX-Reviews-E40371.htm
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And here we see that it's blasphemous to even point that out.
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by memish 4y ago
It's not common, but it does sometimes. My initial opinion was formed on what the media said. Then a couple years later that I read it for myself and saw that it did not align with the narrative.
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by memish 4y ago
If only people understood that accusations aren't fact and we evolved to Innocent Until Proven Guilty.
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by memish 4y ago
What they cite is not an example of misogyny. The pedo guy thing is beyond the pale, but he acknowledged that it was wrong and a mistake. What more do you want? The rest of their examples, who cares. It's tame for Twitter standards. Th
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by memish 4y ago
You could make the argument his twitter use is distracting from the mission and I agree in part. I think it's hard to say whether it's a net negative or positive for SpaceX and Tesla, because a lot of what he posts is about those
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by memish 4y ago
Whether they are offensive is a personal opinion and it's fully your choice whether to take offense. Personally I don't. I also don't take offense at anything Chris Rock or Ricky Gervais says. Others do take offense to what t
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by memish 4y ago
SpaceX is the most ambitious company on Earth, working toward the goal of making humans a multi-planetary species. Their orders are to get to Mars. Employees that are bikeshedding, sowing internal discord, engaging in mutiny, are not workin
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by memish 4y ago
Only if you don't understand context and what free speech is.
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Leaked Internal Slack Messages Show Twitter Employees Reaction to Elon Musk(twitter.com)
10 points by memish 4y ago|1 comments
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What a desperate attempt to include some big numbers. "It was shared and discussed on HackerNews, a forum with reportedly more than 1,000,000 members"
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by memish 4y ago
> While it's unknown how many of SpaceX's 12,000 employees have signed the letter If prior letters like this are any indication, it's on the order of 12 out of 12,000.
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The level of enforced groupthink there is unbearable.
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by memish 4y ago
Did he ever promise a date? AFAIK he only ever gave estimates. As any engineer knows, estimates are hard and tend to be too optimistic, especially with new tech.
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by memish 4y ago
Of all the people to call a grifter you choose the one who's doing the most to solve climate change, pushing forward EVs and space, is employing thousands of great engineers and inspiring new generations of engineers? Get a grip.
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by memish 4y ago
He challenged the narrative and now he's a sworn enemy of the establishment.
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by memish 4y ago
They struggle more with being overweight. Most humans in most of human history struggled with having enough food and water to survive. They would trade their struggle for ours in a heartbeat. Americans are the people who complain when the w
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by memish 4y ago
On the other hand, that advice would have killed off Tesla and SpaceX at least 15 years ago.
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by memish 4y ago
I tend to agree, although if it costs less to rent and have 10 minute Amazon delivery? I might go for it. I've lived next to train lines and highways that are louder.
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by memish 4y ago
Luck doesn't itself explain being able to repeat that level of complex achievement. You need >99 percentile in energy, intelligence and curiosity to pull that off.
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by memish 4y ago
Why can't $100,000?
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by memish 4y ago
At the time, yes. Today one could get it for a lot cheaper.
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by memish 4y ago
That's an arbitrary cut off and it's not just about whether they will work less hard or not. It's about effective capital allocation. If they earned their wealth through smart capital allocation, why would you want to remove
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by memish 4y ago
> Ah Redfin, ? > I’m sorry to say that we’re asking about 8% of our employees to leave Redfin today Asking them to leave? Are they awkwardly trying to avoid the word "layoff"? > , or about 6% if you include the people of
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by memish 4y ago
Glasses are not drugs. That's not at all equivalent. These drugs are altering brain chemistry and one's natural state so they fit into the unnatural environment that is school. It's horrifying to me that people are doing ment
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Bank of England to take over collapsed stablecoin cryptocurrencies(telegraph.co.uk)
4 points by memish 4y ago|1 comments

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