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by shafyy 2y ago
Sure cars are helpful for transporting stuff. But most car rides is one dude sitting alone in a 1.5 ton machine moving his lazy ass around town. Public transport, if done correctly, can replace that, also outside of big cities. There are go
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Another perspective is: Given that Shopify should have the capabilities to be good at this and their AI assistant is still sucking ass, it's not possible to make a better product with the current technology. Maybe it's right 99% o
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by shafyy 2y ago
Completely agree. The other day I was trying to find something in the Shopify API docs (an API I'm not familar with), and I decided to try their chat bot assistant thingy. I thought, well, if an LLM is good at something, it's prob
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OMG, that was one of my biggest fears back then. Ah, good old times =P
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Yes, that's what I meant.
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I would suggest to pick one of the larger instances – they are stable and have been for a while. For example, I'm on mstnd.social. You can also go with the official mastadon.social, probably the simplest. hachyderm.io is also a popular
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by shafyy 2y ago
> Japan does have a very high iOS market share however because they appreciate craftsmanship Citation needed
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How did you fail?
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by shafyy 2y ago
Exactly.
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Not specificially about this. But I'm trying to read some of the classic philosophy books. Anything by Bertrand Russel and Erich Fromm I like. If you want to learn more about human behavior, I can recommend reading Robert Sapolsky. His
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by shafyy 2y ago
Assuming this question comes in good faith (because I had many bad faithed questions of this type, unfortunately): Yes.
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I'm not an expert on Polish dishes, but I learned that it's pretty easy to make any dish vegan if you are an average cook. If you live in a bigger cities, you'll find many meat alternatives. Pick the ones that you think comes
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by shafyy 2y ago
This. If you believe for one second that money and power hungry people have any kind of principles, you have not been paying attention. Cancel culture, woke, left, right, center, free speech – they will say whatever to get what they want on
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by shafyy 2y ago
Ideally, yes. And I agree that there's some correlation of how well clearly people can write prose and write code. But, articulating yourself with your teammates is not only about writing well. It's also about saying the right thi
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There is a big difference between articulating "code" clearly and articulating clearly when you speak / write to other humans.
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Who is living years without any carbs?
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Everything is ideological. But reading the excerpts from the RS Code of Conduct she posted, Musk's behavior does seem to go against it. Also, you cannot deny that Musk has been amplifying conspiracy theories. Does not matter if he beli
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by shafyy 2y ago
> Then again, we're only guessing there as well. Umm, no, we are not guessing. But I see where this will end, so let's stop this discussion right here.
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It's not about that Musk disagrees with her political views, it's that he is being anti-scientific, pushing wrong scientific facts and so on to further his personal agenda, which happens to involve a lot of politics.
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A few of things: 1) Even if cows would only eat the grass that was there (and we would not have converted any forest or other vegetation into grazing lands), the methane and CO2 stays in the atmosphere for a long time before being used by p
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by shafyy 2y ago
If you have read the article, it's not at all about that. But great job hiding behind your throw away account.
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I think a good chart to keep in mind about this discusion is this one: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/ghg-per-protein-poore Beef emits 49.89 kg CO2 eq. per 100 grams of protein. Tofu 1.98 kg.
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by shafyy 2y ago
I read about the Biogenic Carbon Cycle on the UC Davis website: " As a by-product of consuming cellulose, cattle belch out methane, there-by returning that carbon sequestered by plants back into the atmosphere. After about ten years, t
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by shafyy 2y ago
Meat from grass-fed cows emit more GHG per kg than industry-framed meat. Industry farming is efficient.
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> Hopefully, he doesn’t abuse the power too much Haha, good one.
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> Doctors are one obvious example — they have on call responsibilities often more onerous than IT, and depending on the situation don’t always receive additional compensation for it. I mean.... On call doctors literally save lives. Mos
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I don't know where the OP lives. But in Switzerland, where world-class univeristies like the ETH cost something like $ 1.5k a year in tuition, I'm pretty certain that people earn more on average than in the USA.
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by shafyy 2y ago
You live in a dream world if you think VCs that just gave $23 M to Bluesky have limited control just because it says "PBC" next to the company name. Look at what happened at OpenAI, and that was structured as a non-profit...
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That I change my mind about what? What I'm saying is that very likely Bluesky will grow for a few years without making a cent of profit, and be acquired by another company. And this has not much to do with if they are a PBC or LLC or w
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Who cares about profit? We're in the VC world now, where many companies grow quickly without making a cent of profit and then get sold off. How does a B corp help here?

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