neximo64

18 ms·

211.
by neximo64 3y ago
Yes, the same point applies: Why would a customer who uses the word processor want that? To play it another way, imagine we did have a word processor that did this and, A) Word processor A prioritised features customers wanted and the print
212.
by neximo64 3y ago
It doesn't seem to solve a customer want. Why would someone who made a word doc want that? Atm you can write it in the word doc and you would have full control of the list that way too. Additionally, there are far better tools availabl
213.
by neximo64 3y ago
Can give you some foresight: As a result of having no EU based AI companies, there will soon be a 'strategic' need to have European grown large AI companies, top down from the presidency or member states to large established compa
214.
by neximo64 3y ago
Im grateful where I live now does not have GDPR, and i'm saying that as a consumer. They want to get something like GDPR but more protective to customers. Would not call GDPR a success - no country wants to really copy GDPR in its curr
215.
by neximo64 3y ago
The brand was well known prior to let's encrypt. They also offer flexibility that is less risky, e.g on longer duration certificates. There is also strong assurance it works across old browsers, old computers and across the world. Addi
216.
by neximo64 3y ago
Well no, but I would argue that we don't have to since we have (collectively as the west) our own software and hardware. When we look at the aspect sold into western markets, it is not being designed and made in China it is being contr
217.
by neximo64 3y ago
Of those 1 is software as you mention, 1 is not an EU company, and 1 was founded 40 years ago, before tech regulation was a thing. If you did a like for like equivalent for American technology it can't even compare. You could find smal
218.
by neximo64 3y ago
Will be curious to know if there are any EU companies making AI to regulate, or that they'll all be imports.
219.
by neximo64 3y ago
Still made by a pest. The original comment was about how Europe isn't able to nurture technology.
220.
by neximo64 3y ago
I'm assuming you're typing this with the comfort of some kind of blink or webkit based web browser, made by said pests
221.
by neximo64 3y ago
Am I reading that right, PaLM 2 is 10B params
222.
by neximo64 3y ago
Funny, you could say the same about people too, including experts who have misaligned incentives.
223.
by neximo64 3y ago
For a company that has - cornered the market on AI researchers - has the most researchers - the best researchers - has a head start on the GPU issue with TPUs - has patents on the models everyone else uses - already has distribution - devel
224.
by neximo64 3y ago
Not sure what that means. Is that like Upwork, Gitstart?
225.
by neximo64 3y ago
How does a phone work in a place without any reception/internet?
226.
by neximo64 3y ago
I im honest I don't see the big deal with this practice. a) You can unlock the device b) You can connect via WiFi, why is the device 'phoning home' such a big deal when its brand new and has no data on it?
227.
by neximo64 3y ago
It sounds exciting, but it doesn't sound great for business. No surprise there is no new company in the DAX, CAC40.. etc in edging towards half a century now. There is a trade off in terms of the economic condition and that can be seen
228.
by neximo64 3y ago
OpenAI changed the terms, they dont use it anymore.
229.
by neximo64 3y ago
Because you could lose it by not enabling 2FA too, in a manner you can control less.
230.
by neximo64 3y ago
The cloudflare one, since OpenAI use it themselves?
231.
by neximo64 3y ago
It is not possible to sell on Taobao with an American/European/Japanese/Australian/Singaporean,etc company, also without a physical rental or property in China. Also this conversation is becoming a bit laboured consideri
232.
by neximo64 3y ago
Thats not true, there are Shopify merchants that target immigrants in countries that are exclusively in Chinese, Japanese, Malaysian.. etc It is easy to sell to a Chinese audience in America, Europe, etc. What is almost impossible is gettin
233.
by neximo64 3y ago
The reason that wont happen is simply immigration. The US cant produce more babies, but it can import more people in a younger demographic. The death by demographic would have happened a long time a go in the US if it was not for immigratio
234.
by neximo64 3y ago
Do you have an example of this, as quite nearly it is the experience of every Shopify seller or SaaS vendor. You can get Chinese customers, but they'll be local customers to your market (e.g selling in America, Australia, Europe, etc)
235.
by neximo64 3y ago
> Again, this has nothing to do with de-dollarization. What makes America economically strong is its consumption demand. Correct. However, we are talking about removing SWIFT and US Bank as an intermediary. Russia and India can decide to
236.
by neximo64 3y ago
My argument is that the US dollars that are on these reserves only exist because consumers have spent them. The argument that this does not have anything to do with consumer demand is almost not understanding where these dollars come from.
237.
by neximo64 3y ago
If you had a startup and you sold things online (outside of China), you would not find many Chinese consumers or customers, even if you allowed Unionpay or Wechat. Sure there is a Yuan denominated market, but when it comes to consumption it
238.
by neximo64 3y ago
Yes this is accounted for, even if you separated them all out and counted the prices people are willing to pay for from each country, the US still comes out ontop because of the consumer culture there. The issue with Bollywood for example n
239.
by neximo64 3y ago
I believe the sudden dollar articles are showing up because of the Russian war and sanctions and a weaker us dollar. Even if the demographics changes play out the issue is the growing economies are consuming out of investment and not capita
240.
by neximo64 3y ago
I sometimes feel startup founders would understand the issue with 'De dollarizing' the most. American customers tend to be the best, pay the most so of course the customer base is largest in dollar terms (as opposed to say Euros,

More ›