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by motoxpro 2y ago
I said "I'm not saying that this is going to happen" so I wouldn't say I am supporting it. Was just making a point that you looked at it too black and white and didn't think through everything. More of a response to
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by motoxpro 2y ago
To use your phrase of: You haven't thought through the consequences of this at all. I'll break this down a bit further for you hopefully in a way you can understand. Don't even have to go further than "You work to provid
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Also no Microsoft logos (top two biggest companies in the world). The moral police are out of control! /s
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Which I guess was the point of the post, that those "modules" can also be books on those topics from the professors that teach classes at the best MBA schools in the world. 10-15 pounds instead of 10k-15k pounds. If you are the ki
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by motoxpro 2y ago
The question is not whether education is important. It's not even about whether an MBA is important or useful. It is: Is an MBA the best education for a company with 1-3 people for an extended period of time? Many of the organizational
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by motoxpro 2y ago
I have read this and I LOVE it.
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by motoxpro 2y ago
It's just a ton of opportunity cost (50-80k + multiple years) and irrelevant skills at the early stage. It's not like an MBA makes you 100% successful (or even a lot more likely). So the common wisdom is you might as well take tha
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by motoxpro 2y ago
As much as this sucks, I absolutely love how the blockchain is real life version of a Dark Forest
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by motoxpro 2y ago
While there is a correlation there, I think it's more about supply chain. Take a look at NM, Utah, Montana, AZ, etc. There is way more density on the East Coast. You can also see this by swapping the product to Guacamole
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by motoxpro 2y ago
I agree with this fully. There is a small sweet-spot of people who are doing hobby projects or have SMB tech companies to where a project being open source matters. Note: this is much different from infra being open (React, Linux, etc). Peo
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by motoxpro 2y ago
This is insane! To be able to listen to a conversation to learn about any topic is amazing. Maybe it's just me because I listen to so many podcasts but this is Planet Money or The Indicator from NPR about anything. Definitely one of th
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by motoxpro 2y ago
This 1000%. Just because a business in a tangential area didn't work, doesn't mean innovation shouldn't happen
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Asking when your moms flight gets in, to pull up the picture of you and your partner on vacation at the beach or to take a picture of a restaurant from afar at 5x zoom and get reviews is insanely nice. This is the perfect use of AI, at leas
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Programming also enables hackers, viruses, etc. Advertising enables good things like knowing there is a cure for your rare cancer (even if you search, there has to be information, which is advertising). It also enables the bad stuff you men
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by motoxpro 2y ago
I would be very surprised if you, or anyone on this message board, had a use case for it. It was a niche example that I knew you wouldn’t know. But you made my point that advertising is about awareness first.
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Cool idea! I would try to focus on a specific use case in the beginning even if the platform is still broad. It doesn’t work without network effects and it’s hard to get that if 100 people are on and each are using it for something differen
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Think of yourself in your daily life. You don’t compare features between snap, TikTok, Facebook and instagram. You go on one that feels good, that your friends are on, where there is interesting content. THOSE are the features. Not “we have
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Exactly as the sibling said, you would have nothing to program for because nobody would no you exist. You don't randomly search for Reggy, the product I made. But now you know about it because I just told you. All advertising is, is te
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Ironic ChatGPT reply
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Exploit is easy. It’s the explore part that’s hard. I.e. recommending me something i never knew i liked. Pandora and Rdio and others solved the exploit problems years and years ago.
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by motoxpro 2y ago
I wonder what "Truth" is. If I say I want you to make a picture of a lion eating at a 5 star restaurant, is that Truth? Is it truth because it can't refuse an ask? That feels like it is uninhibited, but not Truth, or truth.
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Every time you’re wrong and you disagree with someone who is right you are inventing things that don’t exist. Unless you’re saying you have never held on to a wrong opinion that was at some point proven to be wrong?
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by motoxpro 2y ago
You could fix iy by saying "this is exactly what > 90% of people want"
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Id argue it's the opposite. If you have extremely deep knowledge you can constrain the problem and get a great answer. i.e. boilerplate for X. Boilerplate is only boilerplate because you have a certain level of knowledge.
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Code is one of the only things LLMs ARE good at. At this point, asking an LLM to "implement feature X please" is not going to give you great results. however, unless you can type at 600 wpm, an LLM doing extremely trivial boilerpl
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by motoxpro 2y ago
If only > I believe that the need to manage motivation is usually a sign that what one is doing is at least somewhat off-course from the ideal of the individual. was always true. Even the most ideal tasks have things that are not fun or
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by motoxpro 2y ago
But there is someone who knows THEIR own family better than you know YOUR own family, they know their staff better than you know your staff, and they maintain their house better than you maintain your house. Again, at the metrics you care a
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Wait so you are a particle physicist, a statesman, a mountain man, a mob boss, and an astronaut? Stop thinking global maxima (everyone in the world) and start thinking local maxima (you) and I promise there is someone that beats every local
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by motoxpro 2y ago
Nothing to maintain because all the overengineered projects got canceled.
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by motoxpro 2y ago
I'd say any of the language models are far better than Tesseract. I did some work in this space and it was an absolute nightmare, event working with pdfs.

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