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yalogin
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Piggybacking on this thread, is stealing a common thing across the whole of the US or is it restricted to some areas? I keep getting asked how people in n San Francisco are living with crime so rampant and they send a video of gangs stealin
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yalogin
4y ago
Over the last few years Amazon has been overwhelmed by Chinese goods and over time the search results has become similar to aliexpress. I would have never heard the manufacturer’s name and will never remember them either. All of them have c
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yalogin
4y ago
The worst part is hiring will be impossible for him. I think he feels strongly that throwing money at people will get him engineers. The question is are there enough talented engineers in the cult of Elon in the domain he needs
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4y ago
A tangentially related question. I have, embarrassingly, not kept up with fido. What does it provide? I am guessing it provides a spec for a iOS keychain equivalent where passwords are stored in a dongle (or software) and “let out” based on
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4y ago
It’s just statistical probability. The number of employees left is small and the amount of code is huge. It’s not a huge leap to say that a bug is unlikely to be in the area of expertise of the folks that are left. I would say it’s the prob
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4y ago
Did they try buying through Alexa? I can’t understand how they made that assumption. Every good i search on Amazon gives me a long list of items that I then have to sort, filter, parse, read the reviews, make sure it’s prime eligible, make
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4y ago
The reason why Twitter hasn’t crashed is it’s well written and well orchestrated. Once a bug comes in and crashes something that is when the chaos starts. It’s almost a guarantee that the current crop do not know how to fix the bug. It will
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4y ago
This situation is very attractive to say yes to. However everything I see from Musk makes me think he doesn’t value the engineering that goes into Twitter. He thinks it’s easy and doesn’t require the best minds unlike his space company. Tha
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4y ago
More importantly one should either be an ally or be useful to the US too,
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4y ago
Without going into the contents of the article, I was surprised to learn recently the number of varieties of apple available. Then I learned apple sweetness and tartness rankings is a thing. I don’t understand why so many exist and need to
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4y ago
How much of what that article says is true? I understand that Elon is destroying twitter but it was reported that the drop in the Eli Lily stock was because they lost some patent litigation and not the fake tweet. I don’t know what to belie
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4y ago
Is this some kind of joke? Companies crave users whether active or not. They spend a lot of money trying to acquire new users, in fact one of their subsidiary sends me emails offering $10 to come back. In that environment how is PayPal char
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4y ago
There probably is a less nefarious reason here. They built a “send this song to Alice” feature but supporting it for non-Apple services is very tough. They will need to work with everyone to integrate it. It’s possible they haven’t gotten t
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4y ago
Does anyone know what the state of fintech is now? Haven’t heard much about them. There are a lot of companies like chime that received investments but not sure how much they can survive in a downturn
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This whole saga has done irreparable damage to crypto. It will take a lot of time for it to come out of this hole. When there is money involved, and that too this much, there will be conspiracy theories flying around and the regular retail
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yalogin
4y ago
So they want to control what you see. Netflix showed them the way and it took them all these years to get there. This is what turned me off Netflix. I am just shown the same kind of content over and over and it quickly got boring. There was
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4y ago
I fully agree with you. Also I did mean second life
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The problem is he could t think outside of his social networking box. He thought a clone of second space would be the killer feature. That is the reason for his troubles. I cannot understand how he expects people to live in that device and
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I had no idea Redfin had the home flipping unit too. The real estate prices and estimates clearly are on a downward trajectory. Previously redfin struggled to keep up with growing value in their estimates and so always came in lower to the
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I don’t agree. As much as I don’t like FB, I have to admit that they provided a lot of value. People found joy in their products. Facebook before it became this cesspool attracted tons of people. WhatsApp is still hugely popular and useful.
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I don’t agree at all. These companies are all super important and provide valuable services. If they vanish suddenly tomorrow that hole will be felt by every single human one way or the other. You are going back to 1970s for your comparison
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All these companies and guys just began feeling very rich and wanted to corner the market by hiring more. This is the reason every company hired more and more people. Mark was probably very bullish on VR given covid and remote work taking o
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4y ago
Not to criticize but the post would be most appropriate 5-7yrs ago. Nowadays this is a known secret. TikTok abandoned all posturing and came out as a purely ad driven network to make you scroll. What facebook and others say is mostly moot.
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I don't get it. Charging for a blue check mark was not his main goal. It was to boot out all bots. Is that still the case? Is he saying that once the bots are eliminated, we are allowed to stay anonymous still?
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This takes a lot of skill to execute. The level of commitment to it amazing. Any small mistake would have ricocheted the car into traffic.
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The GOP will spin this as a direct assault on right wing speech and shut it down the moment they can. In the mean time they will weaponize it and use it to win elections. This is not not new, every effort to bring sanity is hindered and use
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Yep. QR code menus are just a terrible experience. On top of that companies are just gathering more data points about me forcibly.
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What code is he reviewing? And why is he reviewing it? There must be millions of lines of code. Also, why bring in Tesla employees? Twitter employees are also his own, they could do they review for him. Just shows how musk feels about Twitt
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At this point what happens with Twitter the service is not as interesting anymore. Everyone is going to be watching what the X app is and how Twitter fits in it
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