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by tmpz22 3y ago
> I really don’t see the difference between this and being an Actor, character at Disneyland, Mall Santa etc. Would you support your 18 year old child doing onlyfans like you might them working at Disneyland? Im not personally against On
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by tmpz22 3y ago
Help the person grow in a way that minimizes what you perceive as incompetence. How is this not the obvious answer versus drastic action? Are they bad at contributing technically? Are they lazy? Are they bullish on bad decisions? Do they no
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by tmpz22 3y ago
I had the Uber credit card which at launch had something like 4% cashback at restaurants/bars/uber trips. Uber progressively slashed the benefits overtime to the point where it just had some generic 1% cashback. That was through B
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by tmpz22 3y ago
I put tinfoil on our home modem so my family is safe.
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Is Elon a founder CEO of Twitter, Tesla, or SpaceX?
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Will this be good or bad for the general public?
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by tmpz22 3y ago
Its kind of wild how people equate having a startup to having money. I guess I take it for granted knowing the dirtier underside to startups, the fact that the investment money isn't a slushfund (unless you commit multiple felonies). T
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by tmpz22 3y ago
> I genuinely don't understand how an org I think we're missing an important connection of a whole bunch of bad execution in the last decade - accelerated greatly in 2020, 2021, and beyond. Leadership failed upwards at a rate m
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by tmpz22 3y ago
Taking the poster by their word they do a good job highlighting the delta between a politician's transaction and their disclosure of the transaction which seems to have about a month delay. I personally really really struggle to trust
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> Know Your Customer is penny wise and pound foolish. That's the point.
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Yeah I got about 30 hours, paid about $30 (there have been many sales where its much cheaper - plus IIRC its on Xbox Game Pass now). Im more then happy at the cost/reward. Would seriously follow a new game by the same developer [1] the
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Ironic that Woz has a stroke and one of the first comments is an unrelated comment about Steve Jobs.
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Apple has a billion dollar PR engine trying to convince you that privacy was Apple's idea or repairability was their idea. It wasn't. Its them trying to get in front of regulation in the EU and outmaneuver their competitors. Do yo
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by tmpz22 3y ago
Is it safe to say ML people make a boatload of money that strongly incentivizes them to look the other way the second they get a related role?
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Except they know you've accessed it previously. Its a different threat model that leaves room for a little more agency to be given to the user.
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> True. We’re scientists. Replication is important! :) Yes replication: Oops we got hacked. I wonder what happens if we write insecure code again. Oops we got hacked. I wonder what happens if we write insecure code again. Oops we missed
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by tmpz22 3y ago
> I can at least tell that Next.js is winning on growth According to a quick google search Vercel has raised at least $313M.
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> Are these autonomous vehicles so littered throughout California that you run into them weekly? In SF yes. Even small amounts of driving in certain areas will have multiple daily interactions with these vehicles.
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> I think OpenAI may eventually have to go upmarket Let me introduce you to the VC business model. Get comical amounts of money. Charge peanuts for an initial product. Build a moat once you trap enough businesses inside it. Jack up price
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Big Tech seemed like a smart place to put money so that’s what the market did with ridiculous P/E ratios. Inevitably everyone realizes they’re not full of geniuses who do everything right - see the Metaverse and the slow demise of Goog
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Missing component: when competent execs leave they can poach some of the best people for their new org.
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by tmpz22 3y ago
> sky high salaries, stock grants, benefits, flexible work hours, free gourmet meals, stocked pantries, gym memberships and lots more that you enjoy every day Most of us never have and never will. This hasn't become the standard jus
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AND drug distribution
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> My brain automatically assumes that you can't pick both commercial success and technical excellency at the same time The problem is your anchor point. Your idea of what software can and should be is based on? Gmail? Salesforce? Th
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by tmpz22 3y ago
Don’t forget - what if the game publisher is acquired by private equity?
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by tmpz22 3y ago
Most gamers aren’t whales. Most gamers don’t want NFTs polluting an already stagnating games industry as they recognize those psychological levers preyed on through MTX mechanics are just wrong and at their worst reflect the worst aspects o
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by tmpz22 3y ago
> The moral of the story is to make sure you understand both what your customers are asking for and why your customers are asking for it. One reason engineers enjoy questioning the premise of a difficult feature is to avoid the work enti
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by tmpz22 3y ago
> The younger and dumber you behave the more respected you are I do believe we value youth more but I thinks it’s mostly about looks and to a lesser extent personality and future prospects. Who have like, mortgages and stuff. Young peopl
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by tmpz22 3y ago
Pulling funds from established services would cripple the system. Consider resourcing for special needs students, programs for low income families, programs for second language learners. You cut the budget in half and many of those services
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by tmpz22 3y ago
Not OP but I believe the main assertion is that Elon Musk's public rhetoric has become increasingly political over the past 5 years and that his dialogue conforms with modern conservative messaging. To break it down: * Hes posting a lo

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