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by zigman1 3y ago
Yep, I completely agree. If anything, the worth of human generated art is only going to increase. The only potential disruption I see is in music as pure entertainment. Just open up YouTube trending and you can quickly understand that the e
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by zigman1 3y ago
Why limit yourself to just one building, when you can design a whole city, right?
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by zigman1 3y ago
War is inevitable but I see 99% of generals doing it wrong. Here is 10 tips how to win in every battle
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by zigman1 4y ago
> They can, but they won't be able to compete. Compete for what? > ...the world less enjoyable for people who enjoy creating But why?? I think you measure everything only one how much you can sell something. Sure some art earns m
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by zigman1 4y ago
To be honest, I see some positivity in that. > Now it can be done cheaply, by anyone. It will become good enough that we cannot believe any form of media. And also make it impossible to determine if the written word is coming from an act
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by zigman1 4y ago
This almost reads like my trajectory so far, but I'm at the point where I can't really consult due to the lack of experience, but I did make a good impression so far. Can I ask you, into what efforts should I put my private time?
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by zigman1 4y ago
But... That's good no? > No video, audio, or text can be presumed real unless signed by the human subject. Where is the controversy in that?
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by zigman1 4y ago
I've noticed this lately as well. I think it is to be expected, Reddit is getting worst and worst every year, people are leaving Twitter etc. and they are all looking for alternatives. I really hope HN can steer away from the classic n
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by zigman1 4y ago
I would say that we failed to establish an (educational) system that would produce higher average of so-called "mediocre" minds. When you have a educational system that is, in it's core, unchanged for more than 100 years, and
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by zigman1 4y ago
Hey, reaching out to you here, as it your blog it says your company runs a monthly book club. Could you share some info how is it run? Do you collectively decide on the next book, meet in person or discuss it? Is the meeting heavily moderat
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by zigman1 4y ago
As someone coming from social sciences, I agree with author’s assessment that scientific method used in academia isn’t suitable in explaining human nature or behaviour. However, a lot of at least sociologists are aware of that. I would sugg
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by zigman1 4y ago
You're overthinking it. Well, it's in the name right? Its not safe for work. I'm in a semi-full conference room currently, and opening the link would be a bit awkward, as it would be really out of context for osmeone who have
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by zigman1 4y ago
That's an interesting thought. I'll try to brainstorm a bit, since my meeting is a bit boring :) First, what was also mentioned in the linked blog post, Mr Beast's videos lack a certain level of fairness, winners of his compe
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by zigman1 4y ago
Glad I'm not the only one.
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by zigman1 4y ago
Ross Brawn said in his book about strategy that the luck is preparation waiting for opportunity
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by zigman1 4y ago
Does anyone have a good Reddit alternative, that's kindof a niche like HN?
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by zigman1 4y ago
It has an amazing potential in gaming. For example, racing, which in R is too expensive for the majority, while the computer simulations are so close to reality, that the VR ads to the experience. It is also used by architects when designin
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by zigman1 4y ago
I think what he is trying to say is, that different companies experiment with a concept (for example, what business phone or touch screen phone were 20 years ago) Apple is observing that and when the moment is right will launch it's ow
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by zigman1 5y ago
I disagree quite alot with the article, mostly because it asumes that it is necesary to hate your everyday routine and it can't be altered in any way. Living everyday life can be as creative as anything else, end a vacation in this cas
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by zigman1 5y ago
> What they _should_ have done is debatable, but developing some sense of ethics might have helped. Right? Imagine what could've been if they would acknowledge problems they've caused and co-operate with society to help overcom
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by zigman1 5y ago
Their development of IT public infrastructure is a bit more complex. The first thing was the political situation in the 90's during the transition. As they wanted to go as far away from communism as possible, they sliced away all the
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by zigman1 5y ago
If we're totally honest, people who are complaining about draws are usually recent new fans, or people who watch it for spectacle. I think it is very similar to football (soccer), those games that fans perceive as boring, dull, are tac
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by zigman1 5y ago
> Carlsen is known for his ability to beat his opponents at chess. Has nothing to do with mental fortitude. You can be the most mentally tough person on earth and it won't enable you to see tactics better. What are you talking about
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by zigman1 5y ago
This is a fact that is often absolutely overlooked. History class does not give you space for proper historical, sociological perspective or mostly anything broader than sheer facts and narrative. I can not recommend this book enough: http