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by yalogin 8mo ago
They did and stopped previously? Interesting, can you please give more details?
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by yalogin 8mo ago
It’s worse. Sellers raised prices citing tariffs. Not only does the seller get a one time bonus, the prices are now permanently raised as we all know prices are never coming down
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by yalogin 8mo ago
Very soon musk will merge Tesla with SpaceX and say he is going to have robots drive the cars to space. The stock will multiply 4 fold making him a multi- trillionaire
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by yalogin 8mo ago
Every technology, whether it improved existing systems and productivity or not, created new wealth by creating new services and experiences. So that is what needs to happen with this wave as well.
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by yalogin 8mo ago
If they are serious, they should replace every local system with one new, well thought out solution spanning across Europe. It should not be just a replacement for Europe but compete with visa all over the world. If done right this will be
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by yalogin 8mo ago
Whether this particular attempt is really the disconnect or not , it doesn’t matter. The train has left the station this time and they are going to replace the visa/mastercard duopoly. India and China proved it’s absolutely doable, the
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by yalogin 9mo ago
Oof this is disappointing. Taboola for me represents the worst of the ad industry. Apple falling for it just shows how much of a flop their news app is.
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by yalogin 9mo ago
Anthropic’s strategy is weird, they may not be inserting ads today but I am sure this is where they will end up if they get enough volume of users. So saying “not to Claude” is putting them in the same plane as google’s “do no evil”. They w
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by yalogin 9mo ago
Apple doesn’t enable 3rd party services without having extreme control over the flow and without it directly benefiting their own bottom line.
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by yalogin 9mo ago
AI, as do most things, help the big players get bigger. If someone is automating small parts of the b2b layer they get dropped, but it’s harder to drop an automation that companies are used to. I don’t see how AI is changing that, companies
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by yalogin 9mo ago
Not quite. The bush administration exploited the 9/11 situation and did it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Patriot_Act
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by yalogin 9mo ago
TSA has been an elaborate ruse to create a recurring revenue service program called “clear” and tsa-pre. Of course they are also able to monetize the ruse itself.
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by yalogin 9mo ago
Musk’s schtick lately has always been to find a challenging problem, point everyone to it and say “ I will solve it by September “, have the stock shoot up and make money. His first dis that with self driving, then twitter, then xAi, and no
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by yalogin 9mo ago
I thought xAi previously merged with twitter, so all of this is now rolled into SpaceX? Atleast the investors in xAi and the original financiers in twitter get a breather. SpaceX is the new bandaid for this hot mess. Let’s see if this ends
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by yalogin 9mo ago
Is this the equivalent of cigarette companies putting “smoking kills” on their packaging?
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by yalogin 9mo ago
There really are no other use cases for generative AI than software flows. The irony of all this is software engineers automated their own workflows and made themselves replaceable. One think I am convinced of is that software engineering s
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by yalogin 9mo ago
Looks like they are not selling the larger vehicles at all, so why not kill the truck too? It’s god awful and a flop. Ego? Or thy want to try to revive it? What they are really signaling though is with EVs they are not able to differentiate
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by yalogin 9mo ago
This was a terrible idea to begin with and am glad it’s discontinued. Hope they delete the biometric data securely.
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by yalogin 9mo ago
The biggest strength for this guy is the tech billionaires and the tech industry and they are all on their knees for whatever reason. They need to speak up and disconnect with him. It’s easy to do but they don’t have a spine.
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by yalogin 9mo ago
No amount of failed promises, missed deadlines or just plain lies is going to dampen the stock, it’s just the way it is with this. Staying away is the best one can do.
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by yalogin 9mo ago
As they should. It’s an incredible opportunity to develop technology natively and by extension wealth. The US has proven in this one year that it’s not to be trusted let alone relied upon. Unfortunately the tide once set in motion cannot be
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by yalogin 9mo ago
Wow why did it go for so much less than the last valuation? Is the overall market turning bad or is it just a Brex thing?
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by yalogin 9mo ago
The event has been in motion with every action from the administration just cementing it more. Forget about the dollar’s dominance, at this point I am not forked that he will usher in ww3, or at the very least a war between Europe as the US
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by yalogin 9mo ago
Services business is a slippery slope, everyone succumbs to the YoY revenue growth push and they all gravitate towards the same dirty tactics. They even tried turning the hardware into a subscription model but I guess it didn’t gain much tr
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by yalogin 9mo ago
Yeah but the average cult voter doesn’t care. Let alone the cult voter, most voters won’t see it as they may not tie the price increases directly to tariffs. We are already in an inflationary cycle when the tariffs are put so the administra
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by yalogin 9mo ago
OpenAI has to be in panic mode, because google is stealing its market. Google for the big apple slice. Anthropic’s got the coding market mindshare. OpenAI has a decent chatbot share but I am sure it’s a declining business. They have fully s
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by yalogin 10mo ago
Interesting to see that he did not issue an executive order to ban this but called on congress to do so. This is just pandering to the base and election signaling and nothing else, at least for now.
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by yalogin 10mo ago
How is Wall Street defined? How would they enforce it? What is preventing a large corporation from registering a new company to buy every house? Also this is just a call to action, nothing written up in a law yet. We will see how it goes, i
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by yalogin 10mo ago
Right! Also I don’t think Siri is that important to the overall user experience on the ecosystem. Sure it’s one of the most visible use cases but how many people really care about that? I don’t want to talk out loud to do tasks usually, it’
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by yalogin 10mo ago
They nailed it. Consumers don't care about AI, they care about functionality they can use, and care less if it uses AI or not. It's on the OS and apps to figure out the AI part. This is why even though people think Apple is far be

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