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by ninininino 1y ago
"I started working in 2000, and had a decade under my belt leading teams and becoming CTO of a Web 2.0 era startup before I made as much money as new grads expect to earn today fresh out of school." The dollar had an average infla
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Thanks for sharing your stories, I enjoyed them.
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Gold can absolutely help in a crash. While it's more correlated to equities than bonds or cash, its better to be in equities and gold than pure equities in an equities crash during a period of high inflation.
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If you are not diversified, diversification is always safer than "doing nothing" because doing nothing financially means choosing whatever you currently have your wealth tied into unconsciosuly, whether that's just cash sitti
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It'll track heartrate, duration of workout, and a loose notion of distance at least.
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If you're a serious runner/swimmer/cyclist/surfer who likes to track workouts and already invested in the Apple ecosystem for messaging/music/etc and like the idea of leaving your phone at home.
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Advanced organizations (think not startups, but companies that have had years of decades of profit in the public market) might have solved all the low-hanging fruit problems and have staff doing things like automated quality audits (search
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If it's a cabal then everything is a cabal.
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From what I can tell (I have a coworker I get lunch with who works in the Risk & Policy side of TNS at a tech major), it's not necessarily a "here's the top-down orders of what our new policy will be" as much as: 1)
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In News, headlines != articles, and in Twitter, a first tweet != a tweet thread. You need the full thing, not the headline to say you've ingested the content.
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The original post does not. Read the whole Twitter thread.
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> Seems more likely that their inherent psychosis latched onto AI instead of being caused by it. This is what the author of the tweet thread says.
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Probably if the capital owners who have automated away the need for intellectual labor want to take advantage of their increased income and the increasingly cheap/desperate labor, they might hire back some of the fired white-collar AI-
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> I mean, I'm yet to work at a company where a software engineer position is so reductive and constrained that a developer has a single very specialized responsibility. What's the largest company you've worked at that was
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This is a simplistic understanding. Competing industries: solar, oil & natural gas, wind, nuclear, hydro etc. Cancel tax rebates, subsidies, grants, etc. for one of your competing industries and your own benefits because your costs and
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by ninininino 1y ago
I'm not so sure they have runway. XAI has Elon's fortune to burn, and Spacex to fund it. Gemini has the ad and search business of Google to fund it. Meta has the ad revenue of IG+FB+WhatsApp+Messenger. Whereas OpenAI $10 billion i
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I woke up during my wisdom teeth extraction and remember the sound of crunching as they hammered or chiseled or something but luckily I couldn't feel anything or don't remember pain, just psychological distress. Googling the exper
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If you want something way bigger but still ultralight and single-walled, Vargo Bot HD or Vargo BOT XL are like a larger version with a screw top threaded titanium lid (uses a silicone o-ring to seal).
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I wonder if the difference is the magician themselves revealing their trick vs others guessing as to how it's done?
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I could definitely tell population-level differences between phenotypes in places like UK vs Poland when I visited (and yes I know Polish immigration to the UK is popular), and I can tell differences between the average population-level loo
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No need to be afraid, the point is the author isn't creating it to please an audience. They are creating it to please themself. So your opinion isn't relevant to the author or this linked written piece.
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> Podcasts are not there "to be chatted about" with an AI. I stopped reading here. The author seems to fail to understand the new conceptual model that is interactive consumption. A conversation is a higher bandwidth form of co
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They already do subs for YouTube w/o ads and for storage (email attachments + Google Photos + Google Drive), for Stadia while it was around.
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It's pretty intentional. I think CEOs or PMs or Founders are like horse jockeys. Devs are like horses. (Some of them are both the jockey and the horse). AI is a car. CEO or PM or Founder might smoothly swap out the horse for a car and
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I guess maybe the analogy is we as software devs are all horses. With Codex and Claude Code, these model agents are cars. Some of horses will become drivers of cars and some of us will no longer be needed to pull wagons and will be out of a
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> I'm curious what crab bucket community you were part of, that's not what I've seen. I do think capital factory is truly awful at fostering community and takes a lot of energy out of the ecosystem. I can speak to this a l
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I really appreciated it too.
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> We spoke to Gavesh and five other workers from inside the scam industry, as well as anti-trafficking experts and technology specialists. Their testimony reveals how global companies, including American social media and dating apps and
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How would you possible bury it if it's distributed throughout the environment and biosphere extremely evenly from the top of Mt. Everest to the bottom of the Mariana's trench to inside your testicles and brain? Bury everything cur
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> Obviously ChatGPT said this because there was a part in your conversation where you decided to make these changes, but without any of the context behind that it is meaningless to readers. Have you considered you might not be the target

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