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mulligan
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Comment #45316992
companies are contacting employees who are out of the US, for whatever reason
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Comment #43839465
Do we draw a distinction between building a DB for ICE deportations and providing AI services to governments that use it to target and kill civilians? Google and Microsoft do the l…
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Comment #38930549
Useful to consider how many accounts that are not high profile were deleted and if these high profile accounts were a casualty ofa much more aggressive attempt to silence a segment…
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Comment #36866751
there's a difference between rate limiting the amount of posts you make (to avoid spam) and rate limiting the amount of posts you read
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Comment #35459595
potatoes have that in spuds
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Comment #35459583
> 8 cups of solid food but intestines can comfortably only process 2-3 cups of food at a time this is really interesting, do you have any additional references on this?
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Comment #35348969
the cool thing is that written Arabic, for the most part, does not suffer from that. A speaker can pick up a book written in the 11th century and find that the grammar, words, stru…
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Comment #35076738
this is just a sorting of the most popular apps
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Comment #35031613
"is at hand"
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Comment #34745095
removing some layers of management is not the same as removing all managers. this google writeup discusses removing all managers
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Comment #34700173
no, he's referring to the total size of the team, not directly
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Comment #34670952
R&D is an investment not a loss. It might be the case Meta is wasting money and isn't finding a viable path to a product, but that is yet to be determined. do we see headlines desc…
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Comment #34660628
this would be the headline: "callous tech company lays off tech company then trials unvetted chat bots on them" along with all the examples of it giving awful advice
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Comment #34645709
has anyone ever used the term "code request" in this context before?
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Comment #34458063
isn't this exactly why it is more expensive? less supply because of the formula, the formula is more expensive to make --> so higher prices
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Comment #34391708
at this scale, the ml models are usually compiled into a format that runs independent of python. so the answer isn't "python"
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Comment #34340928
Meta has sold a single bond, in August of 2022. That isn't a pattern and it isn't enough for them to be "known to sell bonds to buy back stock"
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Comment #33860053
FB MAUs in US/CA are most of the population: https://www.statista.com/statistics/247614/number-of-monthly... and still growing. it is isn't unreasonable for that growth to be slowe…
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Comment #33859633
this guy might want to include data about facebook user number, dau / mau, instead of stock numbers. facebook itself, not even counting insta or whatsapp, continues to grow. it is …
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Comment #33811135
You overestimate the size of the app store. It is big, but that doesn't mean the remaining 37% of app economy is small. > iOS was responsible for 63% of total app revenue in 2021
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Comment #33756098
I think these folks fail to connect the pixel with its purpose. The sites and apps who advertise want to understand who is converting, they provide this information to the advertis…
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Comment #33755127
someone scraping numbers is enough to drive you off of whatsapp?
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Comment #32793445
you can literally pay for the product (e.g., an ISP services) and still have meta data you generate bundled and sold. the saying is overused and mostly misleading, unfortunately.
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Comment #32130963
so just to rephrase: "google should stop collecting data because it might be compelled by law to provide it to the government. the government should compel google to stop collectin…
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Comment #31904889
more importantly, why didn't he use the 50 caliber Desert Eagle?