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by zooq_ai 2y ago
I eat 3 meals a day at my 9-hour office and it's great
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
The CTO of Vercel was a core Google Search Developer. He could have just written the article without any research :), but I guess that would be a professional breach of ethics / trust and the audience wouldn't have believed it any
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Isn't that what OP is complaining too? Cybersecurity have above average licensing requirements
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
only works if you have bargaining power, which is determined by supply/demand
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
If you are talented and known by enough hiring managers, trust me all filters will be lifted
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Ha Ha, all maps are population maps
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Useless list. This will be the 57th priority in the list of things that one would be worried when looking for a job. i) If you are unemployed, you really don't have a choice. ii) If you are talented and sought after, trust me you won&#
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Exactly, people who claim LLM will be commoditized don't understand the underlying forces that are acting
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
It could be both. There will be existing companies using AI to enhance UX (like Github) and there will be new companies whose UX you can't even imagine now
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
HN Downvotes on non-engineering things are my badge of honor. It has rewarded very well financially
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Once again buying an Airplane and starting an Airline business has probably the highest barrier to entry. Yet the Airline industry is the most competitive.
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Having a Monopoly != Anti-Competitive. Having Barriers to Entry != Anti-competitive Yes, large players have advantages of Economies of Scale. Just because you can't run an Airline because you don't have money to buy an Airplane is
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Not the point. If users don't like it they can go somewhere else to post. For practical purposes, reddit can do whatever they want with users post. It's right there in TOS
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Anyone can ask for licensing deal. I'm sure NY Times, Conde Nest all have licensing deals. Mr. Beast signed a deal with Amazon. Joe Rogan with Spotify. Why is it hard to understand? Even HN can get a licensing deal if they want to. If
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
There is nothing preventing search companies paying the same $60 Million to license content. If reddit had exclusive agreement, it would be anti-competive. This is classic HN anti-Google tirade (and downvoting facts, logic and concepts of f
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
from my interactions with Googlers, they are pretty bad at assessing non-leetcode related strategy. E.g Ask 10 Googler Engineers and at least 80% think AI is hype and left to them they will underinvest in it.
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Yes, just like internet, power users have found use cases. It'll take education / habit for general users
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
SREs and other Engineers have an mismatched sense of importance of what really matters for running a profitable business. And given a choice they will always invest and advocate more hiring, more quality, more gatekeeping, more process
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
It's called supply/demand and living in reality. If GOOG stocks drops 30% relative to it's peers, a majority of them will leave ship. So, you can't reap the benefits of increased stock price and yet complain when compani
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Stocks can tick upwards (between close and open) and there may be more up days than down days destroying your strategy
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Except in very rare cases, congress people have no non-public material information. Nancy Pelosi has as much clue as you about NVDAs prospects. Nancy makes more money than an average HN reader because she isn't too smart to worry about
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
It would have been even worse off (with African level of poverty) if there weren't an IT revolution.
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Unpopular opinion on HN. But governments who have draconian laws against AI acceleration will put their country behind. When I grew up in India in the 80s and early 90s, the government banned, imposed heavy-tarrifs on computers. The country
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
https://www.iihs.org/ratings/vehicle/Tesla/model-3-4-door-se...
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
cost of Waymo FSD hardware add-ons : $50,000 cost of Tesla FSD hardware add-ons : $5,000 Tesla benefits from vertical integration, which is super important in the innovation phase. I'm still coming to this from an unbiased perspective.
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
Waymo has spent more money, resources and started earlier than Tesla and yet it is only marginally better than Tesla at this point. from Fig 1: https://fooledbyrandomness.com/ConvexityScience.pdf Waymo (and most HNers) : Kn
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
By giving an European example, you are actually proving my point. Just read this https://fooledbyrandomness.com/ConvexityScience.pdf From fig (1) Waymo/ HNers : Knowledge Edge Musk : Convexity Bias That's why Musk
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
The kind of founders who knows the risk of launching products? The kind of founders who knows shipping > waiting-for-perfection?
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The level of skills / intelligence required to make a smooth merge in these situations without impeding anyone requires superior skills and intelligence. Something people who don't make this move won't understand
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by zooq_ai 2y ago
As long as it doesn't impede traffic, and make these kind of smooth merge, it isn't. This is the difference between normies and first-principle-thinkers. They are being brainwashed into thinking all rules / laws are there to

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