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by philosophty 1y ago
Yes, they absolutely do and this is an example of it.
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by philosophty 1y ago
OpenAI and these companies hires inexperienced people with zero operational experience and this is how they run things. It's almost funny if you didn't see how unreliable the end result was. Postgres is powerful but just not suite
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by philosophty 1y ago
It's a gaming term for someone who is really good. It's like the new version of "ninja" or "rock star" for the latest crop of douchey founders and investors.
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by philosophty 1y ago
Windsurf is not Instagram. Jony Ive's company is not WhatsApp. There are no meaningful network effects or lock in with these AI products. Ive's company is going to make some forgettable, overpriced, and easily cloned wearable pend
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by philosophty 1y ago
It's not actually $6.5 billion cash. It's a stock certificate. A stock certificate which can go to zero.
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by philosophty 1y ago
This is a sign of OpenAI's weakness. Altman is desperately trying to use OpenAI's inflated valuation to buy some kind of advantage. Which is why he's buying ads, paying $6.5 billion in stock to Jony Ive, and $3 billion for a
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by philosophty 1y ago
"- anthropic employees, with unlimited claude, average to $6/day of usage" From the link: "Apparently, there are some engineers inside of Anthropic that have spent >$1,000 in one day!" The question is what is th
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by philosophty 1y ago
Another option: you can buy a $40 monitor arm (they're all pretty good in my experience) on Amazon and mount it in the front of the desk to the left or right side and then swing it into position in the middle anywhere, even feet in f
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by philosophty 1y ago
A miser pays twice...and kills 346 people.
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by philosophty 1y ago
The most interesting part of this video to me is when the repair guy with 20 years of experience says tool quality has improved over time.
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by philosophty 1y ago
https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=%5Bpre+-+Chris... Clearly modern scholars disagree with you, and it's not a matter of pearl clutching. It just doesn't make sense to, for example, define an ancie
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by philosophty 1y ago
These people were non-Christian the same way they were non-Scientologists. They were unaware of Christianity and it had little to no impact on elite Romans by 79 AD. "So since Philodemus makes up most of the library here, it's pre
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by philosophty 1y ago
Seems a bit confusing to call it a "pagan library" when it's just the personal library of a very rich ancient Roman. The ancient Roman elite often had extensive personal libraries which they shared with their friends, almost
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by philosophty 1y ago
Google should spin Go out into a non-profit foundation and give it $1 billion and send it on its way. They should beg Russ Cox run it as benevolent dictator for life, and hope he can hire Ian Lance Taylor back.
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by philosophty 1y ago
Of course Steve Jobs had character flaws and made mistakes but this meme that he was some kind of Stalin character sending people to the gulags is an ignorant joke. Steve Jobs was deeply loved and respected by his family, friends, and colle