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ulfw
4y ago
This is all ridiculous and just there to push stock prices up. The asset owners getting richer on the back of the white collar worker (see META stock since all the layoffs).
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ulfw
4y ago
Spontaneously in English usage is something done without pre-planning. Spur of the moment. As in "we spontaneously decided to drive to LA" In this German context it's more like "we will figure it out". As in, we pla
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ulfw
4y ago
Not the most useful thing in the world if one lives outside the US. The 'conversions' offered to me where: 450 g is "450 Grams" and "0.45 kilograms" Yea ok.
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ulfw
4y ago
My China iPhones don't even have any eSIM support. Instead we get a dual nano SIM card slot. https://support.apple.com/en-hk/HT209086 Personally I'd love for eSIM to be there in ADDITION but not replacing th
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ulfw
4y ago
They are required by European law to allow it, wether they see it as compromising security or not. This isn't Apple's decision.
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ulfw
4y ago
If he has little impact, why is he being paid $226,000,000 in a year?
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ulfw
4y ago
In what world was Pichai Sundararajan a celebrity? Before Google surely not and now you'd say he is one BECAUSE of the CEO job or?
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ulfw
4y ago
He's a Google lifer. It's not like you have to go out and poach him from somewhere else.
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ulfw
4y ago
For 226 MILLION dollars I bet my ass a ton of VERY SMART people would want that job. Many many many.
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ulfw
4y ago
AI is the new crypto (though with more substance). Attracts many of the same self obsessed snake oil selling characters though.
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ulfw
4y ago
Apple is the new Google. So many good apps they've started and either killed (Aperture) or basically abandoned (their office suite). Instead they're coming out with plenty of what's basically demo apps barely anyone uses. Fre
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ulfw
4y ago
Who on earth would still want to work for Zuckerberg now? You can't be sure to last any amount of time anyway.
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ulfw
4y ago
Yea I'm not surprised.
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ulfw
4y ago
Meta just copies. Reels (videos!) on instagram (a photo app!) is a straight up copy of tiktok with the vast majority of videos on it just copies or resubmissions of videos originating on tiktok.
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ulfw
4y ago
Only in America, the most puritan developed nation.
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ulfw
4y ago
Same as the Google Plus days under wonderful Vic Gundotra.
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ulfw
4y ago
What metaverse does Google proactively pursue?
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ulfw
4y ago
That happens mostly in our wonderfully super ethical industry of Tech.
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ulfw
4y ago
Plenty of Qatar flights during that time. Maybe you headed to the US, thus United.
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ulfw
4y ago
Doesn't matter. Now we know he flies Air France First class.
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ulfw
4y ago
No it isn't. Please substantiate your claim. I've been unemployed for over half a year. And I am not some inexperienced newb.
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ulfw
4y ago
The most sold EV brand in the US with about 2/3 of market share doesn't allow CarPlay either. Now don't get me wrong, I want my Apple Carplay too. I wouldn't want to buy a car without it. But the argument that "as t
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ulfw
4y ago
So you want to ban porn sites and outlaw Hackernews or what concrete examples do you have in mind for "disconnecting from virtual stimuli like porn and social media"
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ulfw
4y ago
None of those "products" (really just features. What is the point of a Streets View "app"?) made any sense to begin with. Goes to show that Google has been a free-for-all for too long. Who allowed these things to be buil
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ulfw
4y ago
That's all nice and cute and wonderful for in a couple generations from now. Society doesn't adapt quickly. There will be blood on the streets way more likely than a utopian society growing out of nowhere.
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ulfw
4y ago
We are all fucking ourselves and our future. AI will take every single job away until there's only a small sliver of "owners" who will eventually sell to fewer and fewer consumers. Oh sorry yes downvote me. I forgot. I am on
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ulfw
4y ago
How are they Exxon? They aren't vertically integrated to the same extend as a producer, explorer, refiner and distributor of oil such as Exxon. Super chargers are dispensers. They get the electricity from somewhere else. And they most
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ulfw
4y ago
That is exactly it. It's not the first time Zuckerberg went into that direction and failed. He tried the same with the mobile market (and was ridiculously late in the game with a not-much-differentiating offering, not unlike Amazon). I
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ulfw
4y ago
It's an unbelievably sad future to live in what you're describing.
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ulfw
4y ago
What would they buy today? A website about manufacturers of knock off cables? Is there such a thing? It makes you wonder...
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