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by v0idzer0 4y ago
It never established that nor did any of them ever have that
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
It was meant to get clicks. The content is just filler
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
> an employee is an (human) asset for the company to utilize. Once the skill of the employee is no longer needed, they can be dispose of. This is exactly accurate and there’s nothing amoral about that. The flip side is a job is just a wa
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
That claim deserves no response. Who promised ChatGPT was AGI? Nobody. It’s a straw man argument.
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Much longer than this substack
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
These articles have somehow become the worst kind of clickbait
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In 90 days they’ll announce it wasn’t on like usual
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Why would a company with billions in quarterly profits be worth zero?
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
What is your definition of autopilot? Are you okay with your pilot taking a nap on your next flight? Adaptive cruise control with lane assist is a nearly perfect analogy for what autopilot does on an aircraft, which is the origin of the wor
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
You’d be shocked how poorly Twitter was run before. So many people just coasting and not really contributing. The transition will be messy, but they’ll come out if it a better product and a better company
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Doesn’t assigning properties behave differently? Spread creates a new object while assigning reuses the existing. Unless you mean creating a new object and then assigning the properties. I’d be surprised if that performed worse though. Also
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
“The internet would be a climate disaster” “The smartphone would be a climate disaster”
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
There are many ways to skin a cat
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Google just sends you to random websites where regular humans “mansplain and gaslight”? ChatGPT is meant to mimic a human. Not be some god like arbtrar of truth. No such entity will ever exist.
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
This has happened many times and neither you nor WSJ would dare make such an arrogant prediction in regards to equities
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
This article is kind of begging for the “I told you so” response
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
This is dramatic even for Twitter
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Never once happened to me in years of typescript, though I agree it’s obviously possible
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
There’s a bit of a “gentlemen’s agreement” around poaching in a lot of industries. It’s not uncommon for execs to scold each other over it. Nobody wants to start a poaching war so there’s incentive to be polite on both sides.
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
This thread model is actually similar to the approach that Node.js takes in using libuv as a thread pool. There’s a main thread listening for incoming requests that immediately offloads the handling of them to the next available thread in t
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Not everyone is leaving because these stories are greatly exaggerated and the experience of working there doesn’t feel anything like they write in the press
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Definitely not
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Theres not much of a story here. The entire sector is down from the FED induced covid highs. For example, Amazon and Facebook are down 50% in the public markets. But since Twitter is now private and has no public stock price, its up to shar
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Yet another example of Apple taking design more seriously than other big tech companies
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Doesn’t work. Requires an email.
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Are you actually curious? It’s called marketing.
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
He resigned from Trump’s appointment in protest and stated many times that he’s a centrist and wants to rid Twitter of the far left and far right. Your description of the world as pro and anti trump is a massive oversimplification of realit
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Plenty of tech stocks at their lowest close in years. Where’s the article about Amazon being down 50% or Zoom being down 80%?
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
They write articles about things there is demand to read about. Nobody knows the name of the CEO of Chevy let alone holds a deep seated hatred of the idea of him they’ve developed through reading various clickbait articles. It’s a cyclical
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
That’s fine. You’re the supervisor. You read the AI generated code and fix the bugs. Or ask them to fix it itself in the case of ChatGPT. Just like you’d do with junior engineers. They still have value despite less than perfect code.

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