seymourhersh

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by seymourhersh 4y ago
> "Apple" was a much better brand than {someone no one has ever heard of}. This is of course true, but not relevant. The personal jukebox was a junk product. Nobody would seriously imagine that the reason it didn’t win against
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
As has been said elsewhere - it didn’t beat apple to anything because it was giant, had a poor UI and no meaningful companion software. It was a prototype that wasn’t ready for the market. Nothing more. Comparing the iPod to junk that hap
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
Apple’s brand recognition wasn’t anything special at the time. The iPod was essentially their first meaningful entry into consumer music. Compared with say Sony, they were nobody - a recently failing maker of outdated computers.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
“Just make sure it can be easily replaced when needed”, implies a clean architecture of some kind - which implies experience. Perhaps you’re just better than you realize.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
Basically just like humans on the internet.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
On the surface this seems like the first move that would increase my respect for him since he’s taken over Twitter. I’m anticipating being disappointed.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
A good starting point would be the pretty broad research on circadian rhythms if you want to know more.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
That’s fair.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
How do you know the details don’t matter? Often, not paying attention to the details leads to technical debt.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
And it shows that it’s not a fact that there are not.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
There is way more research than just this study that links early starts to poorer educational performance. Your speculations have nothing to do with anything in the study, depend on facts that are not supported by any research, and are co
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
Sure, but there is plenty of evidence to suggest that getting up earlier is not equivalent to a later class.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
What does oversleeping through an early class have to do with not waking up early enough?
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
> This is only because people like to wake up at the last second and are still groggy during class.m I didn’t see that data in the study.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
In hell, workers do not protest.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
If the programs are being phased out, rich people just want to exploit them while they still can.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
So what? That’s what the article is about, not the narrative of “people wanting out”. You’ve added that. If you want to write a piece about that, go right ahead. It’s just nothing to do with this article.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
Not as far as I can see. The the article doesn’t say anything about people ‘wanting out’. It discusses the controversial practice of wealth buying citizenship. This is the only reason given in the article: > many of the millionaires and
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
What they are describing as ‘hell’ is regarded as an attractive working class job by many in China. By these standards, Teslas are made in hell, and Twitter is hell these days too. This tries to be an anti-Apple hit piece, but is really an
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
Are you autistic? > I really have to disagree with this newfound thing with newly diagnosed adults with autism who say that autism isn't a spectrum disorder This implies that the only people who don’t view autism as a scale rather t
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
Isn’t this a meaningless truism that can be applied to any model you haven’t proven works?
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
Which of the people listed do you think are poor choices for the purposes of the article?
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
The people described in the article don’t seem to have been “pushed incredibly hard” by their family or circumstances. For the most part it seems like the opposite - they were just given access to a lot of resources and expertise to help t
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
This is a misrepresentation of the how the electoral college functions. All it does is change the weight each state has over the result in a systematic and well understood way. It doesn’t in practice made any decisions about the results.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
>>these the the central core that understands BREP and implements the geometric operations. > I've seen people quote a good modern CAD kernal as a 100 man year project. It's probably not going to happen, maybe there'
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
Pretty weak comparison. Bernie was able to run for president without being poisoned or jailed.
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
> I don't it take years to already built app to integrate. Maybe it’s harder to integrate with Apple’s music platform? Or maybe the team just fell apart after the acquisition. It seems likely that they are just delayed or failing th
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
If they don’t want to be contractors, which by definition is not permanent employment, why don’t they apply for full time jobs?
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
ICO
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by seymourhersh 4y ago
Your point is correct, but let’s note that SF doesn’t have a great transit system.

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