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buitreVirtual
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Comment #43124301
You posted first, so you are 1 here
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Comment #40102460
:facepalm: :)
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Comment #39245521
It's not just the funding but the jobs themselves. Universities and even the funding bodies want to show shiny easy-to-digest numbers to their stakeholders to justify tuition and g…
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Comment #38450408
Something that gets overlooked here is that most people will associate the early players for a particular kind of AI (OpenAI) with being at the forefront. Even if there are 100 com…
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Comment #38133515
Is everyone laid off???
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Comment #38122446
How did the other FTX kids get away with it so easy? It feels like prosecutors gave them deals too generous just to get SBF convicted more easily.
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Comment #38122406
Is there any place in the world where it isn't that way? Honest question. How could SBF pay his victims back fully if he doesn't have enough assets?
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Comment #38034350
Click on the top link to understand what's going on. The point is that ChatGPT purportedly generated that nonsensical answer to a human prompt and Google somehow picked it up as th…
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Comment #37732255
An alternative open source fantasy console is TIC 80: https://tic80.com
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Comment #37695204
No built-in regulation perhaps, but many jurisdictions are starting to regulate it, for good reason.
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Comment #37617903
Not quite, it seems...
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Comment #37617559
Pouët ( https://pouet.net ) from the demoscene. Yes, it's programming, but at the intersection with art and retro culture.
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Comment #36557210
In this job market, it's hard. And many engineers are on H1B visas so it's even harder to jump ship.
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Comment #36242102
More like 10% in voluntary attrition afterward, if not more. And those will be the best people. Incredibly damaging to the company.
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Comment #35722925
So they can talk to the representatives. They cannot make them remove the app.
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Comment #35366006
Never ever hire incompetent people who are beyond help, no matter how nice. What's the point? You are running a team that needs to perform. It's not a charity or a social club. By …
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Comment #34666850
This CNN article is about recovery fund fraud, not money laundering, and more importantly it highlights that only middle to small bank executives, and only lower level executives a…
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Comment #33963370
She must have known where the bailout money was coming from (FTX customer funds). Yet she accepted it. That makes her appear as complicit.
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Comment #33859516
That's usually the problem. There is virtually no competition within a state university system. Even in open markets, incumbents are bloated with bureaucracy and politics but succe…
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Comment #33587390
I don't think he is chasing the spotlight more than necessary to promote his business. Besides, chasing the spotlight does not imply honesty. Just look at SBF.
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Comment #33541112
Binance already knew that there was a hole there. They had just triggered the bank run by calling it out. The attempt to bail out FTX later was only for saving face and maybe also …