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by sekai 4y ago
Will go back to hiring in a year or so, it's a cycle
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by sekai 4y ago
> Google will be core infrastructure for the world and this thing will be an assistant to everyone who buys into the Google ecosystem Pretty optimistic, considering things Google "delivered" in the past 5 to 10 years.
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by sekai 4y ago
> It is true that hanging out in person develops a sense of human connection that feels good. But is that needed for effective work? I’m not so sure. Especially questionable in an open-plan office, everyone is trying just to concentrate
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by sekai 4y ago
> I've seen this idea repeated many times, but in over 20 years in the tech industry Exactly, and how many of those conversations are wasted on nothing? Sure, there's a social element to it, so how about we highlight that aspec
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by sekai 4y ago
One major reason to provide an API for a website like Twitter is to reduce the load from sloppy scraping and other actions people are going to do either way. This seems like a mistake.
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by sekai 4y ago
Well, clearly not. Quote from @TwitterDev: "Starting February 9, we will no longer support free access to the Twitter API, both v2 and v1.1. A paid basic tier will be available instead"
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by sekai 4y ago
Wait till you find out how talented people are using AI, AI is but a tool, it's up to the user how to employ it.
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by sekai 4y ago
> A lot of that existing content is copyrighted, and demonstrably present in the resulting product; so these companies have an uphill battle _not_ to be stopped by the courts. These lawsuits will go exactly like in the war against piracy
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by sekai 4y ago
Nothing, no one can stop this now. It's like horses being angry at cars.
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by sekai 4y ago
> Take me away from this AI hell People used to say that about electricity too, and cars, and planes, and computers. This is just the next step in the chain.
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by sekai 4y ago
It's pretty similar, plagiarized is not really the right word for it. It's more like learning.
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by sekai 4y ago
> I wonder if all these massive amounts of layoffs from huge companies are designed to flood the employment markets with candidates and drive wages down long term? Massive? Head count is back to like it was on 2021, for all of the major
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by sekai 4y ago
Kojima predicted this
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by sekai 4y ago
Wait till you hear how that compares to human driving.
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by sekai 4y ago
> Creating opportunity is great: do that without exploiting people - that isn't a requirement. Praise opportunity given. Denounce exploitations not to remove opportunities - but to improve them. How much should they pay the workers
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by sekai 4y ago
Source? NordVPN was and is owned by Tesonet.
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by sekai 4y ago
eh, it's all PR, no one really wants to be associated with that, one of the reasons why Apple forced Tumblr to remove porn which in turn decimated Tumblr's user base.
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by sekai 4y ago
> Don't forget its ever increasing wack a mole game of non-openness in regards to censorship, wrongthink and pornography. That's because they want to make money, good luck attracting investors when your tool lists benefits of N
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by sekai 4y ago
Why would law regulate how art is made? Should they ban photoshop also?
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by sekai 4y ago
From whom, specifically? People who claim this don't really understand how AI is generating images.
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by sekai 4y ago
> Telegram launched a silly username auction that I won't link here. It essentially turns usernames into NFTs. They need to make money somehow? Not really an issue for users who don't care about unique usernames.
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by sekai 4y ago
Thing is, I still believe behind your comment is a real person. In a year or two? Not so much.
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by sekai 4y ago
Exactly TikTok is just Vine with longer videos, no one was calling Vine a social network.
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by sekai 4y ago
> Elon Musk says remote workers are just pretending to work. Hehe, I wonder how does he think how 100% remote companies continue to work and excel.
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by sekai 4y ago
This is nonsense, overall healthcare (including Eli Lilly) stock selloffs started before the tweet.
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by sekai 4y ago
Yeah, it's a non-story, it's almost never exactly 1:1 in secondary markets.
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by sekai 4y ago
> Once there's no real reason for them to play nice with the west, we're going to see more problems. What's new? They're not playing nice since Xi took over.
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by sekai 4y ago
> Like sending Ukraine "free" base stations and charging them $4,500 a month for service. Are there any alternatives? Nope. Also, let's not talk about how SpaceX "should" sponge up the costs, because you would no
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by sekai 4y ago
> "Benevolent" is describing the context of the sexism, not judging that the sexism itself is morally good. > The context of the term still heavily implies that "benevolent sexism" is a moral/social failure. S
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by sekai 4y ago
> Tesla and SpaceX success is depending on the public opinion of Musk No it does not, SpaceX results speak for themselves, they have no competition. Same with Tesla, just check their vehicles sold charts.

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