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by yunohn 4y ago
I’ve only ever seen Elon shitting on people and falsely accusing them of having no value. Or he hypes scammers and grifters. Can anyone link a thread where Elon supports someone who has real value? Or is his head so far up his ass that he t
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by yunohn 4y ago
How is this legal? Why are there always different rules for the managerial/ruling class…
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by yunohn 4y ago
If you provide less monetisation for content creators, you end up with less content too. This is not as simple as you think…
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by yunohn 4y ago
TBH GPT/AI just felt like the most obvious topic for VCs and crypto grifters to shift their combined hype and focus. Obviously, they don’t want to devalue their work by mentioning this.
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by yunohn 4y ago
> reading Sam Altman’s twitter He has made a pronounced and clear shift to a “thought leader” account after the OpenAI-MS investment. That can only mean that OpenAI is dying.
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by yunohn 4y ago
> What does a whole monastery doing meth say about Buddhism? I’m not Buddhist, but your insinuation is ridiculous…
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by yunohn 4y ago
I believe the previous poster and I were attempting to show that accusations of astroturfing are gross and can be hypocritical.
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by yunohn 4y ago
I mean isolate calculations to the factors influencing the 1 plane in question - shouldn’t really share mutable data across planes.
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by yunohn 4y ago
And netlify.
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by yunohn 4y ago
And somehow this algorithm is not isolated by plane!? That’s quite literally insane - why would it not be a pure function…
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by yunohn 4y ago
> due to a lack of working capital, not due to any fundamental flaw in the business plan. If they kept doing the same thing and just had more money and time, things would have eventually worked out. Ironically, that’s what VC funding aim
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by yunohn 4y ago
They said Rails, not Rust. Like Django for Python. I guess the answer is that JS/TS has never had a stack comparable to those py/rb behemoths.
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by yunohn 4y ago
> It would be like Photoshop quietly adding a clause that they had the rights to use your art in AI. They literally did this. I fully sympathise with you, not sure why OP thinks contracts are always simple and innocent. https:/&#x2
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by yunohn 4y ago
> dunk on the people making insurance payments to cover his bail! It's a weird thing to decide to do! But none of it has much to do with anything fundamental about the case. What makes you believe there’s no hidden connection? Why w
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by yunohn 4y ago
Your attitude/POV is common, and yet no one has built a comparable competitor to core-js? Maybe you are wrong then, and could show some empathy.
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by yunohn 4y ago
Neither I, nor the article, were talking about BTC privacy fundamentalists. I'm talking about the actual IRL usecase of commercial secrecy amidst competitors.
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by yunohn 4y ago
> they're narcissists and various forms of insecure and seek validation in the form of attention and adulation from others This is incredibly insensitive and judgemental. Not sure what I expected from HN, I guess... Why are these &q
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by yunohn 4y ago
The main part is the status signaling. And using the value of the university degree for future wealth building. Not hating, just observing.
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by yunohn 4y ago
> say, a retail store that wants to accept cryptocurrency payments without revealing its revenue to a competitor But has anyone actually done this?? This is like a “both sides” debate - where the theoretical usecases side has literally &
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by yunohn 4y ago
When is the last time you heard of online recipe blogs enforcing copyright claims on other blogspam? Ridiculous. The real reason is simple, people who write recipes aren’t robots - they’re expressing their stories and emotions, while explai
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by yunohn 4y ago
> You are not a contributor to HN -- just created this account 7 hours ago You are aware of the concept of throwaway/burner accounts on a pseudonymous forum, right?
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by yunohn 4y ago
> difference in sea level between the two oceans Honestly, the number of times ChatGPT inserts this and variations of fluff is absolutely bordering on insane. Like, that was your question - why include it in every single sentence of the
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by yunohn 4y ago
No, they’ve worked together for years and been using Azure exclusively. Source: https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2023/01/23/microsoftandopen... Keyword being “extend” not “start”.
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by yunohn 4y ago
> gross Being the key word…
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by yunohn 4y ago
> average is probably single-digits cents per chat; trying to figure out more precisely and also how we can optimize it - Sam Altman https://twitter.com/sama/status/1599671496636780546
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by yunohn 4y ago
I’ve never understood this meme - Reddit only works for product reviews, and only if you ignore astroturfing. Who goes to Reddit for factual information? It’s definitely not Wikipedia, it’s more like an op-ed.
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by yunohn 4y ago
> could easily start bleeding back into consumerland. That simply doesn’t work - people use O365 at work and GSuite at home.
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by yunohn 4y ago
There was no responsibility really taken - the public re-elected the same government immediately after they did a “fake” resignation the month before elections.
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by yunohn 4y ago
> absolutely insane amount of value being transacted with no middleman The miners are the middleman. They literally take a cut. The only reason there’s “less delay” is because they have zero qualification or filtering process to handle a
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by yunohn 4y ago
Go to your local blockchain and ask to wire 100 USDC to the government of Ukraine. Let me know if they do anything except give you a blank stare.

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