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tarsinge
2y ago
He is diminishing his achievements all by myself on Twitter. Like before there was doubts he was technical. Now it's clear he is not and was acting (at least regarding software). If Steve Jobs was claiming he also did the iPhone engine
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This shows why it's important to accommodate both and not impose one way or another. Like for me this unification is exactly what I'm enjoying. I can never "leave", but I never have to "go" either. Not perfect
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2y ago
That's only the VC angle. Plenty of revolutionary products will find adoption without playing the SV startup playbook. I think it's time to reevaluate the startup business "wisdom" of these past 15 years in the light of
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2y ago
The capacity of continuing the real world problem solving is very blurry. Boring is a joke. For Tesla he is not a founder, and they are mostly relying on a 10 year old product (new product is a joke) that'll only maybe saved with tarif
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2y ago
They don't think Google is wrong, Google is wrong period. They are not obligated to answer questions. But if they do, they are responsible for the answer. LLMs are great for creative work or translations, but one of their weak point is
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2y ago
Adding to others wanting to know more! Maybe just the kind of city? I’m curious if that’s only viable in a big city.
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Depends which people and whose communications. I was in the farmers market of my small rural town this morning and it's funny how all of this simply don't exist here. No smartphones in sight, people are here physically, they inter
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2y ago
I'm sorry you had to go through all of this. I think your bias is your responsibility is 100% financial so is aligned with always spending more time for your career. For most people financial/career responsibility is only a part,
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2y ago
Hypocrisy has always been a problem.
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Regarding time reading is faster than listening. Also way more efficient than movies, series or video games. I can’t play story based video games anymore like Witcher 3 because at one point I’m like I’m wasting so much time compared if I wa
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Or it is but real good project management is overlooked. Sure regulation doesn't help, but if you look at recent big infrastructure or software projects failures it doesn't explain all. When I read about the Apollo project managem
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2y ago
Everybody used AI before it was cool. In fact people avoided the very term AI because it was uncool. From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_winter#AI_winter_of_the_199... > Many researchers in AI in the mid 2000s del
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2y ago
Google was so impactful in redefining work environment in the 2000s that people have now a very hard time getting over them being now just another old school big corporation. I remember in the early 2010s the aura Google had here on HN was
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`margin: 0 auto` was harder than <center> for a lot of people back then.
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2y ago
Sincerely-held beliefs? Have we seen the same twitter posts? For me these look like drug fueled ramblings.
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I didn’t get they said the numbers were dodgy or manipulated. Don’t make the typical straw man when discussing inflation that people challenging the current formula for CPI are challenging the underlying data and so are conspiracists. The p
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A tree plantation close cut every 30 years, usually with huge phyto treatments in between to kill everything, is not remotely the same thing as an old growth forest.
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3y ago
What can we expect we billions are poured as investments? And worse and more dangerous than the commercial culture for me is the resulting aggressive push against any health questions, again I imagine due to huge financial interests. Unfort
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3y ago
Even if you account for intermittence? As far as I know solar/wind alone are not a replacement e.g. I'm not aware of steel factories running on batteries given the order of magnitude of energy consumption.
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The more I read the more school wide bans seem the key. Anything done at the home is pointless in comparaison. Imagine how can a kid stand idly by their pairs in free time if they are all on their smartphones and only interact there? It’s m
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But you can still buy an Android phone, iOS is only around 65% in the US (way less in the rest of the world btw). Compare with Google with the Chrome platform (> 90%) and Search engine (> 90%). Try being a web dev without Chrome or a
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The Google monopoly seems way worst and straightforward to me. Why it isn’t addressed first and why does everyone seemingly ignore them and obsess with Apple is a mystery to me.
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> with periods of solo uninterrupted deep focus Which is usually impossible in the office. So more like a mix, which is what all reasonable people are saying.
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In short we do know how NNs learn and work, but not what NNs learn. The corollary being we don't understand where do the emergent properties come from?
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In France .fr.st was a popular free option
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I have read about local SMB offing one person. That billionaires would do it would be even less surprising.
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But murders do exist and happen everyday. What makes it ridiculous here? People take the bad decision of killing another one for way less than that everyday.
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And yet murders happen everyday for dubious reasons. If some party has big incentives in a death then it is a moral duty to suspect that party first. Suicide is a special case (suicide rates are not far from murder rates), it is not the def
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I don’t think agreeing or not to EULA has any value in EU. At least in France were consumer rights are codified and so an EULA cannot limit these legal rights.
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This is proven false by many of his behaviors, like sabotaging high speed train projects with dumb car tunnels. This was a blatant misuse of his reputation at the time to make society worse for saving his business interests. Mars talks were
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