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by random3 1y ago
> RSS clients never really departed from their roots of showing reverse chronological lists of all the posts Actually, that’s the nature of the feed and the whole point here IMO
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by random3 1y ago
It’d be so interesting to correlate the occurrence object types with the sci-fi trends in contemporary trends books/movies. E.g. saucers are less trendy these days
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by random3 1y ago
made my day
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by random3 1y ago
Delete along with publicly traded companies, or what’s the plan?
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by random3 2y ago
Somehow you have a problem donating to a free service that has imense utility, because of some random reasons someone posted online, but likely paying for tons of other crap that is proven to finance various stuff that you’d be against, but
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by random3 2y ago
No, my RandomThingie is even *-er
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by random3 2y ago
I’d say it was a mix of both for me, combined with being younger and having an “uneven” privacy perception. This said, besides being annoyed, I can’t really tell what the impact is because I can’t even quantify the amount of information (e.
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by random3 2y ago
Exactly. It is about expectations, and it is about inbalance. Every employee expects ideal benefits with minimal work, every emplyer expects ideal work with mininal benefits. The reality is balance here is one of very many possibilities wit
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by random3 2y ago
You only need managers to the extent their actions can have an effect down the line. Otherwise they don't "manage" anything, hence they become communication brokers, potentially unnecessary. The reality is that in most cases
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by random3 2y ago
Almost - it's called "mission command" and the core idea is to prioritize initiative, flexibility, and independent judgment over strict adherence to orders’ exact wording. https://www.army.mil/article/106
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by random3 2y ago
that's the definition of an incompetent / mediocre manager. Most organizations expect their employees and managers in poarticular to be "breaking doors", which is the opposite attitude to blindly following any internal p
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by random3 2y ago
"we love your ideas" == no "when do you close the round?" = maybe money in the bank account = yes
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by random3 2y ago
Primarily because AI, artificial as it is does not want . People want. This doesn’t preclude programming something to do so, however it’s relatively long indirect link to any of the boogieman scenarios people like to anthropomorphize ideas
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by random3 2y ago
The more relevant bit, beyond the paper > I foresee exciting times ahead, provided we still have a functioning civilization in which to enjoy them.
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by random3 2y ago
1% can't be fair or unfair out of context. sometimes "founding" contributors join long after founding. sometimes they join during funding. Neither case justifies a number either. Think founding team secures $3M based on somet
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by random3 2y ago
this, but broader. Goodness and morality is a subjective and more importantly relative measure, making it useless in many situations (as this one). while knowing this seems useless, it's actually the missing intrinsic compass and the c
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by random3 2y ago
I'm assuming you're using your Bilt card when this happens. Your Bilt agreement stipulates how itemized transaction data (level 3 in payment terms, with level 2 being "enriched" with subtotals/tax and merchant infor
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by random3 2y ago
both a mistake to believe something is not political in a general sense just as it’s a mistake to confuse different specific politics. Every organization has its own politics. Diversity of opinions is good and enables progress and that’s th
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by random3 2y ago
I might be missing some context here - to what specific context does your comment refer to? I'm asking because I don't see you in the conversation and you comments seems an out of context self-promoting plug.
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by random3 2y ago
My first thought was that someone discovered Ross Ulbricht was freed and expecting to put Silk Road back on the map :)
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by random3 2y ago
exactly my point ;)
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by random3 2y ago
looks like a new generation is ready to discover Paxos, Zab, Raft
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by random3 2y ago
if order does not matter how do you implement deletes?
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by random3 2y ago
For better or worse, there's a system and range of possibilities and any actionable steps need ot be within the realm of this reality, regardless of how anyone feels about it. Public information and the ability for public to analyze, u
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by random3 2y ago
I think it's less a problem of cost for the average person and more a problem of setting the market price for them at a fraction of the current one. This has such a deflationary impact that it's unlikely captured or even conceivab
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by random3 2y ago
what does that even mean? People want things. Information doesn't want anything. People want property rights for both physical and intellectual property. Likely rules are ill suited for levels of scaling achieved with current technolo
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by random3 2y ago
the thing with startups as founder / founding teams is that most days are actually good stories - so yes, the best way is to write as you go. the thing is perhaps this is in fact the best way to motivate (or demotivate) the startup cr
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by random3 2y ago
lol - thaught about this so many times in the past two years as I read thousands of papers and realizing that a poor engineer may have to deal with 2-3 discoveries a day without having the time (nor the math background) to deal with their d
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by random3 2y ago
+1 on the Gimlet media. Also reading Scott Belsky's "The messy middle" let me match a lot of my experience. I tried to read "Eating Glass: The Inner Journey Through Failure and Renewal" but didn't have the ener
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by random3 2y ago
When going through crazy stuff as a founder, I always thing "this is going to make for a very intersting story some day". Looking back I doubt I'll remember them all and, while keeping things in full throttle, I wonder if I&#

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