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mhermher
6y ago
Good. Force them too open up as well.
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mhermher
6y ago
Maybe their shitty and outdated implementation of standards is what is holding them back. Maybe just use another browser though right...
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mhermher
6y ago
Why is JIRA so slow?
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mhermher
7y ago
They're more like broadcasters than carriers. The phone companies don't broadcast. If you broadcast, then you're going to run into this issue one way or another.
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mhermher
7y ago
Sure, Trump is especially incompetent. But the same exact idea applied to Obama's reign and policy in Syria as well. You can forget about "saving the children of Aleppo", etc.
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7y ago
The screens get wobbly at that point. I think 3:2 is pretty good.
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mhermher
7y ago
Live by the sword, die by the sword. Eventually you will be the greatest fool.
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mhermher
7y ago
I was under the impression that this has been pretty well established for a while.
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mhermher
7y ago
Because the public market is clearly being used as a greater fool pool for bad investments.
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7y ago
Not just his cousins (I doubt Musk actually cares about them), but himself personally. He personally held a bunch of SC bonds. Tesla shareholders footed the bill to bail out Musk himself and get him out of those terrible bonds.
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7y ago
Those investors just need to find greater fools.
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7y ago
Statistics is science and ML is engineering.
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7y ago
Because they're dependent on selling hardware, not software. It's not rocket science, hardware doesn't scale as easily as software, so it leads to a smaller multiplier.
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7y ago
They just get hate from people that just want to use a normal macbook.
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7y ago
'Unregistered' as in pirated? I think they embed a warning message into the background for pirated Windows and that is probably why you can't change it. Microsoft is saying 'Hey, we know you pirated this copy. Instead of
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7y ago
I think what he means to say is that software is their core product. I think the same argument could probably be made for Google, albeit a bit weaker.
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7y ago
This is pretty cool. How was it supposed to ever be discovered though?
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7y ago
Because they got caught up in this last Red Scare. No outrage after Snowden leaks, no outrage for Google. It has nothing to do with privacy. It has to do with Russia. But anyway, Russia can't hurt me as much as the US can, so I take th
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7y ago
And any time Tesla is about to do a cap raise.
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7y ago
None of those 1200 were previously unsolved , btw, as I mentioned above.
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mhermher
7y ago
That's just grunt work that still had to be stitched together by a human.
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7y ago
But we actually understand so little about how the brain works, let alone how intelligence emerges from it. What I am saying is that AGI may be impossible, but people are so determined that it's just around the corner with enough hardw
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mhermher
7y ago
So, some things are actually impossible, provably so. Like the suggestions above.
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7y ago
CEOs come and go and that has nothing to do with Tesla, despite how much you want it to be. So the transformation that he triggered was that people would ask about your car? Or what? A 0.5% market or thereabouts market share? What a mission
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7y ago
I don't disagree but I thought that they triggered some sort of transformation. Here you are agreeing with me that they didn't.
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7y ago
What did he trigger exactly that wasn't triggered by regulation? He just exploited some regulations to keep his structurally bankrupt company afloat long enough. Tried the same with Solar City and failed BTW.
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7y ago
You will never define a complete and consistent algebra. You will never exactly measure the momentum and position of a particle. They're not brutally hard problems, they're not possible. We know that there are a set of things that
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7y ago
Will a computer ever write War and Peace or compose the 9th Symphony too? How about solve an unsolved math proof? No reason it can't be automated, right?
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mhermher
7y ago
You need to stop listening to Elon Musk. Almost everything you said is wrong.
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mhermher
7y ago
Language has a network effect!
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