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shafyy
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> How is it not visual? (not the person you're responding to) It's not an image. It's a concept. I don't know how to explain the difference because I also only know it from the explanations of my partner. For exampl
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That's interesting! It's very similar with my partner
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Show HN: Mapzy: Free, self-hosted store finder
(github.com)
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It is real. My partner has it. Interestingly, she is really good it visualizing 3D concepts in her mind, but not images. For example, when she walks through an apartment she can instantly draw a blueprint. Or when we move in multi-story bui
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Or: "Any man who must say, "I am the King", is no true king." - Tywin Lannister
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The market cap of a company is not real money. However, owning a significant share of the shares can help rich people get real money without any real downsides. For example, Musk (any most billionaires) use their stock as collateral and tak
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2y ago
Ok, not any value was of course hyperbole. But putting in comparison to the cash Musk gets, it's fair to say it's almost nothing.
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The fact that top managers receive a ton of cash because they make "decisions" and "bear the responsible" is bullshit made up by billionaires to justify their ridiculousy high incomes and wealth. In fact, they don't
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2y ago
Sure, but the market cap of the stock doesn't mean that this is some kind of real money or value (using value in the sense of value for society etc., not "valuation of the company). It's fictional. If everyone tried to cash o
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It's not about if they also have stock or not, it's about the humongous payment gap between employees and the top dog.
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He didn not create $ 450B in value. What does that even mean. Maybe he helped to create $ 450B of hype-dollars, but this is not real money, and for certain not "value". And let's not forget that the people doing the real, har
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Who thinks a mall is a fun place to hang out at? People go to malls because it's convenient to have everything you need for shopping at one place, and there's some shitty food for in between. In the US teenagers teenagers hang out
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2y ago
I'm sorry for your loss!
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2y ago
Let's please not start this nuclear discussion again. All arguments have been said and are clear on both sides and these discussions on HN don't lead anywhere.
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The conspiracy theory is that Boeing hired somebody to kill the whistleblowers. But even if they committed suicide (which is more likely), it is because of the immense pressure but on them by Boeing. Which, in my book, is as bad as hiring a
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I agree that the EU is not perfect. But it's not anti-democractic. The European Parliament is elected democratically. Sure, there are ways we need to improve the legislative processes, but this doesn't mean the best thing to do is
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2y ago
Yeah. I also never had problems getting a job or similar because of my non-CS degree.
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2y ago
Yeah, developer is much more ambiguous. Could also be a real estate developer, or a business developer (fancy word for "sales").
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Here's a story for you: I was born and raised in Switzerland, but I live in Germany now. When I first moved here, I was working as a freelancer and needed to register as a sole entrepreneur (Einzelunternehmen, one of the legal entity f
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2y ago
This is surely the wrong conclusion to draw from this.
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2y ago
"Person who works at 'AI' firm hypes up 'AI' for no apparent selfish reason". Nothing to see here.
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2y ago
Go for it!
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> The demos just become more cringey, the messaging more duplicitous and fake-authentic. Completely agree, and this is a sign that they're just riding the hype train. Why does that make you feel disillusioned? What do you want to
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ChatGPT-4o – OpenAI's ickiest product yet
(canolcer.com)
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I have two open-source projects where people can self-host for free, or use the cloud (SaaS) version. Although with Mapzy I stopped providing the cloud version for now. I have one codebase and then use an environment variable to activate fe
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I was also initially confused. But then I remember that Musk is a jabroni and nothing he says should be taken at face value. Fuck him.
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Local politicians who wanted to promote themselves and probably also got lobbied hardcore.
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It would just stress me out. But I guess everbody is different.
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I like the general idea, but it feels a bit weird to describe what each specific person did and naming them. Only thinking about working on this team gives me anxiety. Also, the weekly cadence is a bit high?
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2y ago
+1 for ScreenStudio, use it and love it.
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