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by wrsh07 3y ago
Just yesterday I was helping with an incident and we had outlined two possible solutions. The first was bad (do nothing, leave things in a somewhat bad state), the second was a ton of work (including restoring from snapshot). I was able to
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by wrsh07 3y ago
It's one of my all time favorites Grove talks about six forces: • Power vigor competence of competitors • Power vigor competence of suppliers • power vigor competence of customers • Power vigor competence of potential competitors • For
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by wrsh07 3y ago
Strategy letter five says to commodify your complements, not substitutable goods https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/06/12/strategy-letter-v/
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by wrsh07 3y ago
I imagine they're doing a lot of development and it can be hard to make sure new products are eg gdpr compatible (not to mention the fact that they might want to have it do different things in order to help students in other countries)
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by wrsh07 3y ago
To be clear: I think Microsoft would gladly pay 100bb to acquire OpenAI (although I think that one would give the lawyers a headache given the weird corporate structure) I don't think OpenAI would sell though The top people at OpenAI a
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by wrsh07 3y ago
Fwiw, I use the ChatGPT app I record voice memos (it generates a transcript using whisper) At the end of the memo I can: * Ask it to summarize the memo into bullet points * Answer a specific question It's incredibly valuable and I&#x27
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by wrsh07 3y ago
Lol if they're doing 1 billion next year I bet the market is at least as big as search
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by wrsh07 3y ago
Tbh I don't think OpenAI would sell for 100bb unless they are seriously strapped for cash and can't fundraise any other way. Given their current revenue projections I would be surprised if that happened
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by wrsh07 3y ago
1) a lot of people live in big cities 2) this Wikipedia contributor seems to prefer providing the best photos to Wikipedia rather than taking the photos themselves. The photography to them is a means to an end, and they have found a better
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by wrsh07 3y ago
Are you saying they can't testify about wanting to live in a future where Montana doesn't greenlight every fossil fuel project without an environmental impact review? Or are you saying they don't know what those words mean? I
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by wrsh07 3y ago
Honestly, now whenever I learn about a seller being difficult on eBay, I think of this great PlanetMoney episode: https://www.npr.org/transcripts/1119606931 tl;dr (partial spoiler) * Fraudster lists Nespresso pods on e
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by wrsh07 3y ago
There are other writeups of it, but this link seems to be the source paper. Here is a popular summary: https://www.news-medical.net/news/20230808/Unexpected-link-b...
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Maximum mutational robustness in genotype–phenotype maps(royalsocietypublishing.org)
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by wrsh07 3y ago
I think the paper would similarly claim something like "a chess ai trained only on human games can't play better than the humans who played those games" I think that's false - you could imagine it playing at GM level wit
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by wrsh07 3y ago
The justification is simple but you won't like it: retail investors enjoy owning Tesla more than they enjoy owning any of those other stocks There are lots of reasons for that enjoyment, but I'm not sure they matter
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by wrsh07 3y ago
They're literally responding to someone commenting about stock price Tesla sales growth currently seems limited by their ability to produce, so that's fairly bullish Market cap isn't meaningless, though. Neither is debt. Mark
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by wrsh07 4y ago
If the parent's description of the problem is correct, then imagine this: You have a solution of length 6, no fire; Solution of length 4, one fire; Ok sure you prefer the no fire one. the score for the paths is 6 and 13, respectively Y
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by wrsh07 6y ago
I strongly dislike nits like this. I don't think this clarifies what I was saying or provides any value. I also don't find it humorous. While writing, I was thinking of the thundering herd problem and imagined that individual user
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by wrsh07 6y ago
You could also imagine that they have concern about the volume causing issues on their servers. A literal thundering herd might mean owners of GME can't sell during the collapse which would put robinhood in a bad situation
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by wrsh07 6y ago
I'm also pretty cynical about this. It will only work if it fundamentally changes the pharmaceuticals industry They could make up the loss on volume, though. Especially if selling outside the US Or as you say, they might join the incum
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by wrsh07 6y ago
In spite of the missing question mark, I think the answer is yes I'm not even particularly bullish about companies being able to improve transparency (it's a really complicated system, the incumbents stand to make/lose enormo
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Etsy shares jump 9% after Elon Musk tweets he ‘kinda loves’ the company(cnbc.com)
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Goodbye, Michael Jones, the man who gave the power of maps in our hands(geospatialworld.net)
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by wrsh07 6y ago
This is a good lesson in "failing open" vs "failing closed"
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by wrsh07 6y ago
I would definitely recommend watching a few videos. 1) knife basics & skills. Not to nerd out too much here, but a good chefs knife is such an important tool (reply if you want any specific tips or have questions) 2) learn how to cut or
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by wrsh07 6y ago
Please keep in mind that sometimes employees are punished for considering unionization, so it's possible that them not unionizing is a reaction to that. Assuming no external pressure, though, I absolutely agree: if workers don't s
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by wrsh07 6y ago
I'm honestly kind of surprised to see the teacher union hate in this thread. The teachers that I know work tirelessly, don't make very much money, and do literally everything they can to help students. This is doubly true during t
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by wrsh07 6y ago
Yes, it's an intentional misspelling
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by wrsh07 6y ago
I definitely think we need a better solution for moderating social media I don't think the answer is "everything that's legal" Laws aren't light enough weight to make some determinations. Eg I think it's reason
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by wrsh07 6y ago
I'm only seeing that they can be fined if they disobey the ruling I do not propose they do that - rather they can have the courts do the moderation for them. Very easy. > If a special court rules in favour of the plaintiff and the i

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