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xyst
2y ago
You are making excuses for a multibillion dollar company that has been in this game for many years. Maybe the first to market in streaming. This isn’t NFLX’s first rodeo in live streaming. Have seen a handful of events pop up in their apps.
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2y ago
What a massive blow to NFLX. They have been in the streaming game for years (survived COVID-19) and this silly exhibition match is what does them in? I didn’t watch it live (boxing has lot its allure for me) but vicariously lived through it
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2y ago
First mistake was trying to market to _students_ Not sure how long this person has been out of school, but students are notoriously cheap. I’m not surprised there was no interest when monetizing/charging. Maybe a collab between law sch
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xyst
2y ago
imagine doom scrolling with your eyes. Eye fatigue from screens. Eye fatigue from too much rolling.
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2y ago
How long until this is turned on silently across all devices and adtech folks, native mobile apps, and website operators are able to use your eye tracking data for A/B testing? The selfie normalized surveillance. Social media normalize
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xyst
2y ago
Many late investors in the genAI space about to be bag holders
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xyst
2y ago
Anybody worth their salt at RedHat has been 86’d or sunsetted with a golden parachute after the IBM acquisition. 10 months for IBM and subsidiaries is actually much better than average, with all things considered.
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xyst
2y ago
Blame wall street speculators.
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xyst
2y ago
This isn't ethical. It shouldn't be legal. But it is. Welcome to America.
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2y ago
> The results show that policy-makers should be aware of such a practice as it causes significant job fatigue and distorts market signals. > distorts market signals This is a feature, not a bug. Wall Street analysts have been using jo
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xyst
2y ago
you can say this about any Fortune 500 corporation, to be honest
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xyst
2y ago
at certain levels in the corporate ladder, it's all about who or whom you glaze to get to that next level. actual hard skills are irrelevant
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2y ago
> I am just amazed that people are able to navigate the services and configure them properly. Most people are forced to use AWS because CTO at their company was pushing a "wE mUsT shIp tO cLoUd" initiative. It's not out of
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2y ago
obligatory: "its not a bug, its a feature" billing surprises is among the top 5 reasons I keep a homelab for experimenting. if your project can't be deployed to non-cloud infra, I likely won't be using it in the future.
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2y ago
Let’s just ignore the quarterly employee feedback, historical performance records of employees before, during, and after COVID-19 lockdowns, business performance before, during , after COVID-19 lockdowns; and rates of attrition in across or
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xyst
2y ago
Instead of “search engine optimization” (SEO), we will now be optimizing for inclusion into AI queries. “Gen AI optimization” (GAIO). Query: “ Here's what I don't get about quantum dynamics: Are we saying that Schrödinger's c
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xyst
2y ago
I can’t believe nypost hit pieces and propaganda are posted here. Article has no substance and goes completely off speculation. If the raid was legal, then there will be a judge that signed off on the warrant. If nypost had any journalistic
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xyst
2y ago
It’s not even subtle. How crude. I guess even the state govs are outsourcing their work to script kiddies
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xyst
2y ago
They don’t have jack shit. It’s all based on hype, keep the train rolling so the early investors can get their cut while the other suckers hold the bag
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2y ago
Yet another company propped up by private equity. Wonder Group raised $700M during a funding round in March 2024, with a total of $1.5B raised overall [1] How long until it succumbs to the same fate as other PE funded companies (Foxtrot)? T
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xyst
2y ago
I used to love using JB products, especially for refactoring massive Java projects. But over the years, the IDEs have become more and more bloated. Even without adding any plugins, the IDE is very clunky. Have switched back to using neovim
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2y ago
> Shipping is really hard and you have to make it your main priority if you want to ship This feels like it’s written by AI by a junior level “prompt engineer” > Shipping doesn’t mean deploying code, it means making your leadership te
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2y ago
Switch out alternative streaming services with torrent links or alternatives ways to listen to the content. And you would actually have something here.
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xyst
2y ago
I wonder what’s next after genAI investment dries up, NVDA drops like a rock? Crypto again?
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2y ago
In so many words, this study basically described the immune system. Similar mechanism to how immune system is able to identify foreign bodies (virus, bacteria) and issue the appropriate response. Fundamental building blocks for vaccines.
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2y ago
> but that publishing her results could encourage others to reject conventional treatment and try something similar, says Sherkow. I don’t see the ethical dilemma proposed here. If patient or doctor exhausts through traditional medicine,
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2y ago
The appearance of “tough against foreign interests”
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xyst
2y ago
Maybe it’s a signal towards the end of flags.
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2y ago
> opportunities where you can Guess I’ll become a grifter like the rest of them. Become a parasite on society. Fuck everyone else, I guess.
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2y ago
Enrich oneself, obviously. Funnel public funds through companies via inflated contracts. No accountability. A classic kleptocracy.
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