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by mikert89 1y ago
This is basically ensuring YC starts to get more absolute top graduates. Entrepreneurship is more and more seen as the default path for top people in the USA. All other career paths are for people that want to take the risk of ending up in
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Ai amplifies intelligence/skill
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this is why people cant afford anything
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by mikert89 1y ago
A huge reason that no one can afford anything is because of wage suppresion
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by mikert89 1y ago
I wish their algorithm would show me videos with my actual interests, instead of some kind of repeat material click maximization
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by mikert89 1y ago
You can almost never win this situation, I have seen funded startups literally go under because of friendships and incorrect attribution of who did what.
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Entrepreneurship is the act of creation, a noble activity
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by mikert89 1y ago
Exactly. And it’s comical that the person I was debating with doesn’t understand this. Proclaimed investor in legal tech misses the biggest use case of ai in legal - providing access to people that can’t afford it or otherwise wouldn’t know
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I’m saying that modern journalists are in many cases careerists, in a way that was not true 50 years ago
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WSJ and the like just hire for pedigree. You end up with careerists writing generic articles, and injecting political opinion into everything
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by mikert89 1y ago
No I think the big unlock is a bunch of people that would never file lawsuits can at least approach it. You obviously can’t copy paste its email output, but you can definitely verify what are legal terms, and how to position certain phrases
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Posted my response below, you have no idea how impactful this is going to be
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With respect, it seems you haven’t kept up with how people actually use ChatGPT. In discrimination cases—especially disparate treatment—the key is comparing your performance, opportunities, and outcomes against peers: projects assigned, pro
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by mikert89 1y ago
That’s not quite right. To win a discrimination case, you typically need to document a pattern of behavior over time—often a year. Most people can’t afford a lawyer to manage that. But if you’re a regular employee, you can use ChatGPT to dr
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There's another thing happening which people haven't really heard much about, which is basically ChatGPT Pro is really good at making legal arguments. And so people that previously would never have filed something like a discrimin
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need to take contractors into account
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which money printer?
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have you seen interest rates? also, the FED prints money
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You are missing all of the government contractors. Shows how little you know
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Instead of fresh college grads, companies are hiring h1bs.
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Most of the biden job growth was: 1. From money printing 2. From the federal government employing some huge percentage of the usa population. Any job growth numbers and conclusions about the economy need to take the above into account.
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need to crack the whip even for boring work
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The hyper growth in AWS is gone, there’s a lot of clarity on what makes money, and a ton of technical debt that requires never ending support.
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the secret to amazons work culture is near unlimited visa labor, they couldnt get away with the work conditions with an american labor force
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I worked there for a long time. It’s 100% true. They mostly need low level workers to keep the systems going.
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Amazon is in keeping the lights on mode in large swaths of the company. They are far beyond looking for top talent, most of the company is engineers keeping the computer systems running Majority of the teams have very little room for innova
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by mikert89 1y ago
OpenAI is going to start competing with a ton of SAAS companies. I think we are going to see products 10x better than legacy saas products, many companies wont be able to compete.
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AWS is very far behind, its already impacting the stock. Without a winning AI offering, all new cloud money is going to GCP and Azure. They have a huge problem
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not corroding, but all the wood/bone/soft materials basically disappear over 10k years. very little will be left
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Bedrock is terrible and usage is not high, they cant even serve the anthropic models at scale.

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