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by mupuff1234 10mo ago
Is a CEO of a company serving in the military 40 years ago relevant?
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by mupuff1234 10mo ago
Ah yes, because every secret foreign intelligence asset goes straight to the press to brag. Its complete normal behavior that people hire people they know, just look at hiring practices across all tech companies. As it is a completely norma
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by mupuff1234 10mo ago
> it's been 11 months Is that supposed to be a long time? Seems fair that companies don't rush to open up their models.
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by mupuff1234 11mo ago
That's actually one of the reasons why Google might win. Nvidia is tied down to support previous and existing customers while Google can still easily shift things around without needing to worry too much about external dependencies.
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by mupuff1234 11mo ago
I doubt majority of the public knows what "nano banana" or even "Gemini" means, they probably just call it "Google AI". And I'm willing to bet eventually Google will rename Gemini to be something like Goog
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by mupuff1234 11mo ago
Microsoft, Google, etc are printing money despite the bubble, not because. Don't see why they would need rescuing.
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by mupuff1234 11mo ago
Could also just be rollout issues.
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by mupuff1234 11mo ago
I assume the model is just more expensive to run.
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by mupuff1234 11mo ago
In the Iran-israel conflict it's pretty clear cut who started the rhetoric of annihilating the other side first (spoiler, it was Iran) Anyway, I cant comprehend why anyone would try to defend the actions of the Iranian regime, it'
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by mupuff1234 11mo ago
So a design doc?
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by mupuff1234 11mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45847465 Seems relevant.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
But it's not that people don't grasp the concept of merge conflicts, it's just that the UX of git is bad.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
Have you considered that the problem is with Git and not the users?
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
Maybe now is finally the time to short CVNA.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
Idk if trade secrets really exist in a world where engineers at every level hop between the same x companies every other Monday.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
To make room for a new generation of POSs?
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
Hamas and Israel only had ceasefire deals from what I recall, not an actual peace deal.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
Kinda silly logic, access to calories doesn't mean someone has to be obese. Not saying that the claim is true, just that your logic is faulty.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
The level of blockade now is on a whole other level. Not to mention that the blockade was enforced by Egypt as well.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
> Google Workspace at my job, so Gemini is baked in. I think the "baked in" Gemini models are different, try using Gemini through the actual Gemini site.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
You do realize all nations are man made inventions, right?
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
How do you think most countries or borders were formed? It's almost all wars and displacement.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
I think it's more the MBA-fication of the industry. There's no time for exploring and tinkering, it's all just chasing after the next ticket/okr.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
Certainly didnt seem like a joke.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
Almost everyone I know who got a quest stopped using it after a week. It's a fun toy, but gets boring pretty quickly.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
Yes, but with companies that have even less incentive to actually make the web decent.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
Or we'll just get a duopoly where Microsoft and Apple control the web, both of which don't really have business incentives to improve it.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
And if Chrome were to be divested it would have just gotten swallowed up by a different corp, most likely to end up in worse hands imo. Can you name any other company that if they owned Chrome it would've been better for the users and
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
And yet the rent in NYC just seems to go up and up.
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by mupuff1234 1y ago
Those are all examples for why having a single source for code generation would most likely simply things - basically we will have a universal code style and logic, instead of every developer reinventing the wheel. And let's face it, 9

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