mikeg8

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by mikeg8 3y ago
We don’t know that yet.
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by mikeg8 3y ago
Building products on top of their platform and then getting mad that they continue to add and improve said platform with additional functionality (without knowing their product roadmap in advance) seems petty. If they’re able to eat their c
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by mikeg8 3y ago
World changing does not mean world destroying.
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by mikeg8 3y ago
He is obviously a great leader and those that work there wanted to work with him. It’s very clear in this thread how undervalued exceptional leadership actually is, as evidence by comments thinking the top role in the most innovative comp
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by mikeg8 3y ago
My counter: Altman is correctly aware that the the hyper capitalist path is the most probable path to creating an AGI, as the amount of capital/investment for the compute/architecture will be massive. Vertically integrating with
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by mikeg8 3y ago
The state is massive. Your review can be summarized to the Bay Area or other major metro areas. Saying the entire state sucks because some large progressive cities are having issues found all over our country is a very weak argument.
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by mikeg8 3y ago
Probably because rabbit doesn’t have enough fat to actually make a decent burger. It’s not economical to ground.
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by mikeg8 3y ago
This is currently happening with people googling their way onto pseudo-science webpages/ blogs and interpreting that that content as “fact”.
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by mikeg8 3y ago
Seeing as Art is riddled with subjectivity, you absolutely could. And calling twitter “just a website” is disingenuous as it facilitates real-time global communication and a scale not previously reached by humans. I personally never used tw
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by mikeg8 3y ago
It’s on the water. Definitely part of the Bay Area, just not the “tech” centers.
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by mikeg8 3y ago
This assumes there will still be centralized social media sites to deploy to which seems less likely based on how Twitter, Reddit, etc are rapidly changing. The effect of propaganda on say FB will be diminished as less and less young user
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by mikeg8 3y ago
Digital staging always looks a little off though. Also, open houses. If planning on an open house, which can be very beneficial, paying for staging may be worth it. Was for me at least.
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by mikeg8 3y ago
Like what?
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by mikeg8 3y ago
I don’t remember it that way at all. The screen resolution. Touchscreen keyboard. Pinch and zoom, safari web browsing etc was all so much better than Nokia and BB offerings and many people immediately wanted the first iPhone. The earliest a
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by mikeg8 3y ago
Agree. I always find some interesting and new FE approaches/methodologies in these random HTMX threads and it’s awesome.
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by mikeg8 3y ago
Just curious, as I’m not in the NY area but are most rural homes over there on natural gas or propane? In rural parts of CA, people have propane tanks in the yard which wouldn’t be effected by this. Natural gas infrastructure seems to dimin
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by mikeg8 3y ago
Explain how you create a tropical environment in New England that doesn’t require an incredible amount of resources to mimic the temperature, humidity, soil conditions, required to bear profitable products
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by mikeg8 4y ago
Way Too pessimistic. we are not light years away from productivity in AI, it’s already arrived for software. I agree that the writing feels soulless but it’s too new to make claims that it’s not “real tech”
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by mikeg8 4y ago
I don’t focus on the “net” benefits as mush as I used to, in large part to FB. For the first several years, the “net” benefit of a connected digital world where you can communicate and connect with friends anywhere sounded so fantastic. But
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by mikeg8 4y ago
If students are more likely to apply to multiple schools than before (I believe that to be the case as competition has increased. I also have multiple cousins currently applying to UCs, anecdotal) than the total number of applications would
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by mikeg8 4y ago
Demographic shift? There could have been (probably was) larger number of 18-24 year olds ten year than today.
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by mikeg8 4y ago
A call center is probably as opposite of blue collar as it gets. The term “blue collar” comes from the blue collards shirts factory and industrial workers used to wear, and is now synonymous with manual labor. There is nothing remotely clos
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by mikeg8 4y ago
Hey, thanks for the great comment and info, it seems mostly accurate. I started diving for abs in 2007 until they closed the fishery, and continue to spearfish Sonoma/mendo coasts to this day. One of my best friend is an abalone scie
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by mikeg8 4y ago
Fixing a multifaceted problem requires multifaceted solutions. It can definitely help.
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by mikeg8 4y ago
Great news. I live in the area this story was filmed in and have been to that pro shop. I really hope they can weather a lost season and feel bad for the tough times ahead. But I’m happy and proud that our state is willing to take drastic m
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by mikeg8 4y ago
Hate the headline as it downplays the terror and brutality that cartels inflict on the people of Mexico. Nobody is holding a gun to a football player head and forcing them to play for Harvard. Is there price fixing going on? Probably. But I
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by mikeg8 4y ago
Listened to that episode yesterday and was about to recommend as well, it was fascinating.
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by mikeg8 4y ago
> there's nothing inherently evil about a "smart home" Not so sure. If a house is designed to have as much surveillance capability and access points to gain as much info on you as possible - like if Facebook were to design
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by mikeg8 4y ago
Dash cams are a totally different case as auto insurance companies can take action on the footage. but saying it’s worth having cameras just so your neighbors believe you isn’t really justifying them. If anything, you further proved how poi
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by mikeg8 4y ago
Wow, this was very cool. I don’t do anything with hardware / electronics, but it is so fun watching someone talented breakdown and solve each challenge like that. Similar to how I enjoy watching someone do a tutorial on Ruby on Rails o

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