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Not liking an experience is always due to a mix of internal and external factors - the key is to disambiguate these. It's possible you don't like being alone primarily because of t…

A phone OS. Design focused. Msg me if you want to hear more. markkinsey gmail

Stupid question: Why can't models be trained in such a way to rate the authoritativeness of inputs? As a human, I contain a lot of bad information, but I'm aware of the source. I t…

Designers should feel the "need to be original", in the sense that every project is different, and can be looked at with fresh eyes. Perhaps a project is 50% similar to existing pr…

Location: UK (can travel, have green card) Remote: Ok Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Any Resume: Facebook Eng and PM, Angel, Self-taught coder and designer Email: mark.ki…

Yep. I'm not quite sure what he's up to. He takes all these interviews and basically says nothing. What's his objective? My guess is he wants OpenAI to become a household name, and…

I found this statement by Sam quite amusing. It transmits exactly zero information (it's a given that models will improve over time), yet it sounds profound and ambitious.

Maybe an odd take, but I'm not sure what people actually mean when they say "AI terrifies them". Terrified is a strong wrong. Are people unable to sleep? Biting their nails constan…

Does knowing an AI can do something reduce our enjoyment of doing that thing ourself? I don't know if we have enough data/experience to say. An example in my own life: an AI I'm su…

Location: London + US (have green card) Remote: Y Willing to relocate: Y Technologies: Anything - particularly Flutter Résumé/CV: Facebook Eng, Facebook Design, Angel investor, des…

This is interesting. So is the person writing here is one of these personalities? Or are "you" watching one of these personalities writing? If the former, are there any personaliti…

Maybe using a lav mic and the recorder in the pocket would be the most natural

Narcissistic behavior in general can be viewed as a defense mechanism to avoid feeling the opposite...small and inadequate. Often we have shame from various childhood experiences o…

There's an argument to be made that learning to have hard conversations with friends/family is a useful skill, and also builds closeness and trust over time.

Reimagining what a phone interface could look like. If you have an interest in this too, send me a note. (markkinsey@gmail.com) I just like reimagining things, trying to elucidate …

Agreed. Seems to me the simplest explanation is that our bodies were calibrated over years of evolution eating "real" foods. Processed foods of any kind are significantly less like…

you could integrate with people's existing dropbox (i.e. copy the photos into it) and provide a super simple web viewer

I think there is a technical and experiential aspect to these 3 elements. I think the technical aspect can be met, but perhaps it's equally true that the experience of trust etc wi…

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Yes, maybe I am being hypocritical.

Wrt money - I'm just pointing out that assuming someone is happy because they are rich is flawed. 3 is interesting, and backed up by what's happening in this thread. My question is…

We know that money is not a great thing to measure to ascertain happiness, so I feel her bank account is irrelevant. And compassion is not a finite resource.

I hear you, and I also don't necessarily approve of her actions. However at a human level, this is simply a human in pain (assuming she is stressed). Bear in mind, she only benefit…

This is advocating revenge, and being pleased to see someone suffer. Imagine she had a breakdown due to stress and her life went off the rails - would you feel that was fair? How m…