sidcool

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571.
by sidcool 3y ago
TLDR or ELI5 for the uninitiated?
572.
by sidcool 3y ago
Genuinely curious. Did it mean that Musk wanted the money to be taken from shareholders and be given him instead? That cannot be legal right? Even for the most capitalistic systems. Or am I getting it wrong?
573.
by sidcool 3y ago
Congrats on launching.
574.
by sidcool 3y ago
I am trying this on perplexity labs. How does it work so fast?
575.
by sidcool 3y ago
Congrats on launching! How does it differ from Spot.io?
576.
by sidcool 3y ago
That's why a string FDA oversight is needed.
577.
by sidcool 3y ago
I think it's a game of scale. Even if they are in the hole, customer acquisition and services revenue makes it worthwhile. It's a long term game.
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First Neuralink human chip implanted(twitter.com)
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579.
by sidcool 3y ago
One of the best movies ever made. It was my first Kubrick movie. And then I was hooked. And this is where I became George Scott fan.
580.
by sidcool 3y ago
But what's the context? The article does not mention motive.
581.
by sidcool 3y ago
Crimes is a hefty word here. I would go with "Transgressions" to take it more seriously. Or "User Hostililty".
582.
by sidcool 3y ago
Zoho.
583.
by sidcool 3y ago
How to solve it by Poyla
584.
by sidcool 3y ago
Cliche.
585.
by sidcool 3y ago
I think the golden age of tech is over. Software Engineers are a dime a dozen now. And except a few specialist roles, SWEs should stop expecting high salaries. Part of the fault is coding bootcamps and flooding of market with programmers
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by sidcool 3y ago
There seems no balance in opinions when it comes to Tesla and Musk. It's either "Tesla is the greatest" or "Tesla is a Ponzi scheme". Yes, Tesla has made some false claims in the past. Their car quality has squand
587.
by sidcool 3y ago
Monetization aside. They have produced or augmented some of the most widely used products
588.
by sidcool 3y ago
Is he renaming the company again?
589.
by sidcool 3y ago
I think the recent treatment by companies of its employees will remove the rosy glass from our eyes. All employee goodiness is a fair weather phenomena. Always keep a healthy distance from your work and company.
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by sidcool 3y ago
Thanks. What are the typical use cases for FDB? What can it do that, say, Cassandra can't?
591.
by sidcool 3y ago
And it's been open sourced. The code and model both!
592.
by sidcool 3y ago
Does this mean Google knows what we are looking at?
593.
by sidcool 3y ago
Genuinely curious. What could a text based LLM do for the military? Generate propaganda?
594.
by sidcool 3y ago
VCs like unprincipled and money minting founders more than ethical and broke ones.
595.
by sidcool 3y ago
Which of the two is worse?
596.
by sidcool 3y ago
Sounds cool. Any write up on this? How did you approach the design? What was the motivation to use foundation db? How much did you/your team needed to learn while doing it?
597.
by sidcool 3y ago
This is a smart accounting trick to work around taxes. No doubt Amazon and others do a lot of R&D. But when such comparisons are made with Europe, some details need to be understood.
598.
by sidcool 3y ago
I think it's not about stopping it. It's about using it as one of the metrics and not the only one.
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by sidcool 3y ago
How much of this is Sundar's fault?
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by sidcool 3y ago
I am hearing on LinkedIn another 10K laid off. Can't verify.

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