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by ulfw 1y ago
Deleted it years ago. Don't trust any of them to actually have deleted it.
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by ulfw 1y ago
LOL. So now it's not even their own skill but the "experience of having worked with certain people at well-funded and rapidly growing companies" that would value a nothingburger 12 Billion dollars. I am sure there must be a b
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by ulfw 1y ago
Ridiculous bubble. Valued for what exactly?
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by ulfw 1y ago
LOL yea no that's not what my threads looks like. It's 99% politics. The one difference is that threads basically uses instagrams engagement model and bubble up stuff you 'like' or would 'agree with' rather tha
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by ulfw 1y ago
And how many bots are on Threads vs X? I can't remember having seen any engagement on twitter/X in years. And that's with thousands of alleged "followers"
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by ulfw 1y ago
> Only matters for people who care okay mate Seems you care enough to reply that you don't care
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by ulfw 1y ago
Apple worries me a bit lately and by lately I mean in the last five six years. It seems Covid did a thing and all innovation and development efforts halted since 2000 or so. The Apple Car project was a huge boondoggle. Meanwhile Xiami deli
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by ulfw 1y ago
I'd love to know a reason why not to use an iPhone because of Apple's leader. Is he not right wing enough like Musk?
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by ulfw 1y ago
What an utter joke this whole CEO-in-name-only setup has been since Day 1. Glad she is finally seeing the light.
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by ulfw 1y ago
What is the point of these hallucinationed AI blobs the internet is filling up with. None of the dates in this "article" are correct and are off by a hundred years. Worthless and don't waste your time reading it. Go to ChatGP
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by ulfw 1y ago
The fact you actually believe a failing company can build 95 more factories when there is falling demand says it all. The propaganda is working very well.
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by ulfw 1y ago
They're doing to to eventually replace you or your colleague with said AI
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by ulfw 1y ago
His life mission is to be filthy rich. He achieved that. Everything else is just propaganda
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by ulfw 1y ago
> offering something genuinely unique in a market where exclusivity matters That's the biggest joke for everyone who has ever dealt a tiny bit with the tech market over there. If China is me-too of US tech companies, South East Asia
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by ulfw 1y ago
What do those have to do with running a successful tech company?
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by ulfw 1y ago
myspace back in the day was a creative open canvas. You could put whatever random stuff on an HTML page and that was "you". Super unstructured, wild. Whatever. Facebook came out and was a whole different thing. Facebook is a &quot
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by ulfw 1y ago
I generally can't take anyone seriously publishing 9:16 "Shorts" when they embed horizontal powerpoint 16:9 screenshotted graphs into it
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by ulfw 1y ago
I don't know what your odd issue with product people is but this has absolutely nothing to do with Product (management). Software used to be done by a handful of people. Now there are thousands involved across an organisation. For bet
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by ulfw 1y ago
This is exactly why Google, Meta, etc shouldn't have the power to own such a huge part of the (western) web
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by ulfw 1y ago
A dream come true! Not for me, but I am sure for some people.
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by ulfw 1y ago
A huge bubble that can only burst
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by ulfw 1y ago
Land of the Free, home of the Brave. I hope we can finally let all that propaganda of 'freedom' and 'free speech' go to rest now.
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by ulfw 1y ago
They are a Chinese company based out of the city of Shanghai, not Singapore. They're also planning to IPO at HKEX in Hong Kong soon https://www.scmp.com/tech/tech-trends/article/3314819/deepse...
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by ulfw 1y ago
I am having a hard time figuring out when Elon and when Sam said something nowadays
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by ulfw 1y ago
You willfully ignore the 'Big Beautiful Bill' which will make the poor poorer, taking Medicaid from millions of people and making the richest of the rich richer with tax breaks.
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by ulfw 1y ago
Vast majority of companies don't own their real estate. They rent it.
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by ulfw 1y ago
This goes for most "AI" things nowadays. What was once "blockchain" has become "AI" for companies now. (PS: doesn't mean there aren't real use cases. Sadly the term AI has been stretched to cover all
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by ulfw 1y ago
Eh, no point
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by ulfw 1y ago
Or even better, don't go there in the first place. This is madness. How are you just normalising this?
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by ulfw 1y ago
LOL. Yea. Sure. That scales up well with millions of tourists. Madness how this is being normalised now in the US

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