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by segfaultex 1y ago
You've stated a fact in such a way that the audience is intended to draw a very specific conclusion.
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by segfaultex 1y ago
Trump has repeatedly asserted he wants to run for a "third term" and his base worship him. His electorate's beliefs are whatever he tells them they are. The same is true for the Republican Party. Trump is effectively free to
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by segfaultex 1y ago
Seems like hyperbole to illustrate their heuristic. I don't disagree with their point. Difficult teammates drain the productivity of everyone around them.
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by segfaultex 1y ago
IT really is wild a company that makes so many great media consumption devices hasn't even tried their hand at a TV. C'est la vie. I'm still wanting Apple to return to routers. The Airport Extreme was a great product for a Ma
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by segfaultex 1y ago
I bought one at launch, a lot of the critiques here ring true. Nags: * It's absolutely too heavy. I'm really not sure how this got out of the door given how sensitive Apple is to the dimensions and tactility of their products. I&#
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by segfaultex 1y ago
More lazy both sides nonsense. Dems don’t put Elon in charge and let him tear the gov up. Dems don’t tell ice to kidnap people in plain clothes Just because corruption exists everyone doesn’t mean it exists equally. You’re pushing a lazy tr
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by segfaultex 1y ago
Pelosi isn’t even the most prolific inside trader in the house of reps. This sort of ignorant and lazy argumentation is part of the problem.
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by segfaultex 2y ago
There have always been cycles of hype and correction. I don't see AI going any differently. Some companies will figure out where and how models should be utilized, they'll see some benefit. (IMO, the answer will be smaller local m
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by segfaultex 2y ago
This is a bit reductive. The opposition to tariffs doesn't stem from a kneejerk reaction to a certain someone wanting them. It comes from economic consensus. Implementing targeted tariffs in a way that spurs domestic labor and secures
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by segfaultex 2y ago
Shareholder primacy is legally dubious at best.
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by segfaultex 3y ago
Because the idea that something is a historical representation implies accuracy. Providing people with misleading historical context is rarely beneficial. In the cases where it was deliberate, it’s usually clear that this is the case such a
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by segfaultex 3y ago
Money. Sounds reductive, but I think oems don’t see much demand for an architecture that implements both. So they’ll go with one or the other.
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by segfaultex 3y ago
> A confident GPT hallucination is almost indistinguishable from typical management consulting material... Sounds perfect for both Harvard and those linked to the institution. My employer has hired McKinsey a few times, known to recruit
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by segfaultex 3y ago
They need to solve their range issues before scaling production. The BZ4X/RZ/Solterra are abysmal relative to the competition
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by segfaultex 3y ago
Yep. This started when “elite” schools started validating guys like Jack Welch. Prioritizing next quarter’s growth at all costs really did a number on our long-term stability