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by sumeno 3y ago
Revenue != profits
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by sumeno 4y ago
That's not what that comment says, it says there are massive risks in REPLACING a CEO, it says nothing about risks the CEO is taking.
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by sumeno 4y ago
Sorry, my LLM trained exclusively on bad ideas is posting again
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by sumeno 4y ago
This is possibly the worst designed website for mobile I've seen in a long while. >50% of the page is an unscrollable header so the article is limited to the bottom half of the screen. If I was their target audience of Azure users l
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by sumeno 4y ago
Their advertising revenue has plummeted since Musk took over. $20b is the Musk spin number, so the reality is even worse
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by sumeno 4y ago
> The recurrent crises in the banking sector show that regulation is, frankly, quite useless. Car accident related deaths show that seat belts are, frankly, quite useless.
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by sumeno 4y ago
Don't forget scammers and criminals
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by sumeno 4y ago
I would characterize my response as flippant, not mean :)
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by sumeno 4y ago
You're familiar with what >= means, right? The OP was saying it was at least 30%
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by sumeno 4y ago
Same with Terra, as soon as it repegs I'll be RICH! Free money!
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by sumeno 4y ago
You assume that layoffs are performance based which is often not the case
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by sumeno 4y ago
> huge successful social media site > charged a small monthly fee These two goals are diametrically opposed. Social media sites only hit critical mass when everyone has free access to them.
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by sumeno 4y ago
A reasonable solution would be to disable the ability to add SMS 2FA to accounts and require either disabling 2FA or selecting a different 2FA method upon next login. If specific accounts with SMS 2FA manage to abuse it after that then ban
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by sumeno 4y ago
Addressing the issue is sensible, and yet he found the least sensible way to do it. Putting the onus on the user to remove sms two factor and making worse security a paid feature is just absurd.
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by sumeno 4y ago
Yes, it's a free country, people are free to unionize.
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by sumeno 4y ago
Yeah! Who do these people think they are demanding bathroom breaks from our precious god king elon musk? How dare they! Don't want to shit yourself during a shift? Just go work somewhere else and we'll find someone else to exploit
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by sumeno 4y ago
It's still illegal to fire them for unionizing
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by sumeno 4y ago
At this point I'm convinced the only reason he's allowed out on bail is so that the prosecutors can run up the score on how many crimes he'll ultimately be charged with
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by sumeno 4y ago
There are a limited number of spots in private schools, if everyone suddenly has $x more dollars to spend on private schools the private schools will raise prices by at least $x to reduce demand. The wealthy will still be the ones in privat
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by sumeno 4y ago
Not every opinion deserves consideration.
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by sumeno 4y ago
And how Google Glass replaced smartphones, bitcoin replaced USD, Juicero replaced juicers, Segways replaced walking, and Second Life replaced life.
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by sumeno 4y ago
If you're underpaid and employed the now is the time to look for that new job, not after you're fired and working at Walmart
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by sumeno 4y ago
It takes a high level of obsession for me to read an article about Musk on HN and say "lol"
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by sumeno 4y ago
Imagine the most incompetent and yet overconfident person you've ever worked with. Imagine them taking full credit for everything they've worked on despite making the people they work with miserable. For some reason people love th
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by sumeno 4y ago
and how did you verify that the ChatGPT answer was correct?
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by sumeno 4y ago
> I want a definitive, authoritative answer to a question. If you just want an answer that sounds definitive and authoritative then these chat bots are great. If you want it to be accurate as well... that's a different story.
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by sumeno 4y ago
Security clearances often involve polygraph tests. On top of that they will interview a ton of people you know. So not only do you have to commit a federal crime to cover it up and learn how to fool a polygraph, you also have to convince a
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by sumeno 4y ago
This API launched in 2017 with what appears to be the same pricing structure: > Pricing for these elevated tiers of the Search Tweets API starts at $149/month https://blog.twitter.com/developer/en_us/topics
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by sumeno 4y ago
Yes, they are adding fees to the currently free APIs, the OP is not the currently free API, it's a paid API that has been around since 2017 and has always been expensive. There has been no announcement of what the new cost structure wi
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by sumeno 4y ago
This is not the new API pricing, this is an existing API's pricing that has probably been the same for years.

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