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Hard not to see this as a way to sell mid-roll ads which have high engagement. Ad companies probably prefer video based tutorials to reference documentation.
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Im calling BS. Plenty of managers are in over their head. Plenty of managers are focused on their next career move. Plenty of managers will only play lip service to "culture" or worse "family" and after one slack DM from
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3y ago
Oops you left Storyteller.ai running on autoplay and its been reading Mein Kamp for two hours
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> One of these bogus DMCA claims would be easily and cheaply dismissed by any competent lawyer. If you're a new small business owner how do you vet lawyers for competency? If you accidentally engage a less then competent lawyer who
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3y ago
Whats the experience renting a Tesla for the first time after a long flight? Are the systems intuitive (charging, info-tainment, etc) enough for a driver whose never driven one before?
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The last few Call of Duty games has featured Mexico and involves raining fire down on forested environments with an AC-130 gunship. So maybe not the best example of environmental protection.
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3y ago
"Fun" is often more compelling then "secure"
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It stands out that it doesn't follow the Design System of many other Google products - wonder if that means it has its own fiefdom.
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3y ago
Plenty of games don't bother to implement server-side-validation exhaustively. Including big Triple A titles (which is why anti-cheat providers make a killing with their ring-0 spyware).
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3y ago
No you can't - they can still link which is the whole problem. The advertising industry has built such a tracking apparatus that some part of your system, maybe even your browser audio, is going to give up your fingerprint.
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3y ago
I think the article hits the most important part in all this by NOT talking about WFH and instead expanding on how these buildings are highly leveraged in such a way that capital groups are disincentivized to revive the area via lower ren
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> Utter humiliation for USA Its proportional response. As in having the power to bully your way in but taking a measured approach anyways.
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> This is stereotypical Gell-Mann amnesia - you have to validate information, for yourself, within your own model of the world. You need the tools to be able to verify information that's important to you, whether it's research
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3y ago
Theres a lot of not-great software that can have bites taken out of it by LLM advancements and most of the incumbents are going to pay into it because they just can't compete in the AI field. Can LLMs become reliable enough at transfor
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3y ago
I don't think Reddit has ever been a clean acquisition - either because they've raised at high valuations many times or because of an undesirable content/moderation problem.
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3y ago
Good UI/UX involves saying No. Making money involves saying Yes. Its hard to reconcile the two in corporate environments. FWIW I think they try really hard and invest a lot of resources in trying to achieve it - but the Yes people only
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3y ago
Go to your nearest retirement home. Sit down and strike up a conversation with someone there. Genuinely listen to them and show interest in what they have to say. When you leave reflect on the vast loneliness of society and how one person c
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3y ago
I wonder if exam season is just a convenient excuse to test the system in case it needs to be deployed for civic unrest.
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Certainly! I can save 10 minutes on your route to the beach by jumping off this strategic high ground!
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The AMA has many problems but Ill just mention one - they artificially restrict the number of graduates each year WHILE reporting nation wide shortages. Its not a silver bullet for ethical behavior or efficient economics.
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> Apple can control the safety of their SW and cannot vouch for not-their-sw, Isn't this the main argument for a locked down app store? That Apple CAN ensure the safety of third party apps on its store?
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Can't justify money for snacks but can justify executive bonuses is why we need unions.
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Thats a decent setup for a Hallmark movie - two travelers stranded and isolated find love through the zaney activities used to pass time in a remote locale.
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You can't put the Elon BS aside because it continually impacts the efficacy of ads on the X/Twitter. A larger percentage of the ads are scams surrounding trends like NFTs because of his dictated moderation and staffing changes. Vi
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> how is altruism a myth Much altruism - especially in the Silicon Valley subculture sense - comes with positive externalities. You gain influence, popularity, brand, whatever, from activities that always seem to go well publicized. If y
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> Targeting a child with an ad for a game they play gets insidious very quickly. "Hey Timmy, did you know all your friends are laughing behind your back because you don't have the latest and greatest armor upgrade? Better buy i
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> Tesla got to market early by not producing a quality product I'd argue Tesla min/maxed aspects of their product that gave them a initial strong lead in product space. Quintessentially performance/distance/charger-av
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> I can't stand when companies turn this type of thing "on" by default. If you force people to do something they are more likely to do it then if you don't force them. Especially if they don't consent to doin
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A small business likely would - at least at the customers expense. A medium size business might if you could talk to a reasonable person in the right department and they had the time to do it. Its beyond the ability of a large company. This
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The serious potential for emotional and reputational harm resulting from having publicly searchable nude images of them on the internet (assuming they're doing OnlyFans content, not roleplaying someone elses content).
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