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nellypat
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Comment #20116954
I think calling the entire AGI community a scam is inaccurate; but, I do believe a lot of people are benefiting from overhyping the whole thing.
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Comment #20033962
Interesting! there is also archive.is which usually has the full version of an article archived.
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Comment #20033678
YouTube Gaming looked like a shot in the dark from the onset.
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Comment #20025255
From a product perspective: We use Zenefits and it's pretty awesome. From a startup perspective: I think they've given up the "growth at any cost" mentality which caused the drama …
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Comment #20025222
This takes more effort but may be the best long-term solution.
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Comment #20024113
Oh god this is so similar to an experience I had. Nothing kills an enterprise deal faster than bringing additional risk for marginal improvements.
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Comment #20024060
No. I just want them to be smarter about how they deliver the message. I would love them to succeed and this is just a feedback from a regular user who follows news about DDG.
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Comment #20023445
I think it could hurt their image in the long-term. I've already seen others complain here and there about the pushy narrative, they just need to be more subtle about it. Again, I'…
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Comment #20023427
I worked for a fully-remote company for two years. One of the major issue with remote is the loss of communication and spontaneous conversations. Our company did a good job by havi…
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Comment #20023227
The opt-in/opt-out arguments is a valid one and DDG IS my primary search engine and I love it. BUT, I must say this pseudo-activisim by DDG has become too much now, they're buildin…
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Comment #20023170
Serious question: has our ability to detect deepfakes improved with our ability to create them?
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Comment #20023081
You could also find something that is not being done perfectly or it is dominated by one player but has potential for niche expansion. Random example: accounting software for dry c…
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Comment #20022875
Unfortunately, discrimination against overweight people exists and is well-documented; however, as an overweight person, I doubt this type of discrimination is as common as others …
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Comment #20018317
In addition to all the suggestions, review websites provide a really good source for pros/cons of competition which can help you with go-to-market and marketing strategy.
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Comment #20018298
Agreed. Software Engineering is not the answer to all the career questions in the world. I understand that OP has interest in the field, but it pays to be a bit cautious.
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Comment #20018292
This is a good write-up on this exact question: https://twobithistory.org/2018/05/27/semantic-web.html
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Comment #20018286
It might be a good idea that everybody takes a little time off and regroup. This is a situation that needs to be approached with sensitivity and care.
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Comment #20017761
I would have to agree with this from firsthand experience. This and the fact that most people REALLY change when money starts coming in. It's fascinating to watch...
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Comment #20016516
I switched to SE in my 30s too! I strongly recommend building a few projects on your own. Helps with learning AND getting a job! Good luck.
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Comment #20016228
POF.com was a multi-million dollar/month operation long before the founder hired any employees!
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Ask HN: How do I make sure my non-technical parents are safe online?
I don't want them to become victims of phishing, hacking, ... any ideas? Any ideas how I could prevent these?