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91.
by relaxing 7mo ago
Fascinating game. The only winning move is not to play.
92.
by relaxing 7mo ago
Ok I don’t know who’s running around talking about their monthly compensation or what that has to do with billionaires but sure, I see your math now.
93.
by relaxing 7mo ago
actually sold things, not a dotcom, b2b infrastructure, legitimately sector defining the companies that survived the bust weren’t the ones doing the land grab shenanigans
94.
by relaxing 7mo ago
How’s that going for you? Honestly, I’d like to read a review.
95.
by relaxing 7mo ago
That iphone is not 5x more. Furthermore, who in IT is paying 3% on shoes? Even if you’re the hypebeast buying $1200 Balenciagas, I don’t see how the math works out.
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by relaxing 7mo ago
Name them. 1. Amazon 2. Google 3. Salesforce 4. ??? One that actually sold things. One that was legitimately sector-defining. One that wasn’t a B2C dotcom.
97.
by relaxing 7mo ago
Let me know if you ever find out!
98.
by relaxing 8mo ago
I picked the “Attention is All You Need” example at the top, and wow it is not great! Didn’t take long to find hallucination/general lack of intelligence: > For each word, we compute three vectors: a Query (what am I looking for?),
99.
by relaxing 8mo ago
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100.
by relaxing 8mo ago
Google is not Pagerank?
101.
by relaxing 8mo ago
Not, because it isn’t. A plug and play arduino is useless without some level of circuit building expertise.
102.
by relaxing 8mo ago
Capitalism is not a sincerely held belief. The true belief is “my business, at the expense of yours.”
103.
by relaxing 8mo ago
It is reader hostile and elitist. Is there any good argument in favor of it, or any other house style quirks for that matter, other than in-group signaling?
104.
by relaxing 8mo ago
You have to assume everything is astroturf, and constantly remind yourself not to be swayed by the mood in the room.
105.
by relaxing 8mo ago
The internet 30 years ago worked great, what are you talking about.
106.
by relaxing 8mo ago
90 days living there is the threshold. You wouldn’t make a good candidate for a national security job, not that it sounds like you want to be. Investigators would want to know who you’d been associating with at all those different places, a
107.
by relaxing 8mo ago
Reddit ads (disguised and interleaved with normal posts) are especially deceptive. I refuse to look at them on principle.
108.
by relaxing 8mo ago
Where do you see money going to the good?
109.
by relaxing 8mo ago
I got a nasty stomach bug from drinking the tap water in Sicily. And then I told the rest of America to watch out for the water in Europe. So it’s me; I’m the reason.
110.
by relaxing 8mo ago
People say that about Salesforce and SAP now…
111.
by relaxing 8mo ago
Freedom to die by one’s own choice is indeed a freedom. Stupid semantic games. “Freedom to” not die in the streets works just as well.
112.
by relaxing 8mo ago
It’s a special kind of delusion that thinks being dead is more free than being alive.
113.
by relaxing 8mo ago
What about freedom from starving in the streets?
114.
by relaxing 8mo ago
Honest answer: the author is mentally ill. They come out and say it at the end, but there are some pretty big clues along the way.
115.
by relaxing 8mo ago
Horowitz and Hill is used for 300 and 400 level university courses. It assumes a lot of prerequisite physics and engineering knowledge. I’m not using that definition of beginner. > I'm not up to date on what sort of I/O you ca
116.
by relaxing 8mo ago
The closest thing to an IBM PC and daq is… an Arduino. Simple cpu, simple interface library, go from zero to making stuff move in no time. A modern PC as a platform is in no way helpful to learning how sensors and actuators work. You’d be s
117.
by relaxing 8mo ago
OP wants to brush up on their skills, not have AI do it for them.
118.
by relaxing 8mo ago
This would never happen, because it’s of no value to anyone. Not the advertisers or the users. Stop getting hung up on whether things are technically possible, and instead think critically about the actual effects of design choices. The arc
119.
by relaxing 8mo ago
Moving away from chronological allows them to feed you more addicting content, as does the infinite feed. They involved together because they work together synergistically. It’s of no value to point out both can technically be implemented i
120.
by relaxing 8mo ago
Good. Infinite scrolling is a scourge. Give me back my time ordered feed that if I navigate away stays on the page where I left off.

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