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Comment #47200738
The common people have viewed tech elites being out of touch. Tech elites have some sort of moral higher ground they like to espouse but rarely have the goods to show. You are work…
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Comment #45720101
Dude you are building ads and doomscrolling content that is driving this country’s youth into a downward spiral. Stop with this “building” BS. You want a platform you can control, …
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Comment #45542302
Thank you, TIL.
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Comment #45541666
Can some ELI5 why Kissinger gets the heat all the time these days? Asking genuinely as a person who is not familiar with the US political climate before the 90s…
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Comment #45296022
It's an ad network with an attached optional pair of glasses. It's the platform Zuck always wanted to own but never had the vision beyond 'it's an ad platform with some consumer st…
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Comment #45285407
Meta really desperately wants to own a platform so they can avoid paying the Apple tax and the Google tax and directly plumb a vision to ads pipeline. Just imagine the dollars in f…
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Comment #40804782
Why assume bad faith and bring pitch forks out? The actual scammer needs to be out - not some person who maintained it for free. Nobody paid this OSS person - only when there is a …
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Comment #40682361
Do you think the Agriculture minister drove tractors and tried out various fertilizers? In a way, having a fresh mindset not bogged down by trends and status quo is actually a nice…
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Comment #40665430
You don’t need to bring a rocket launcher to a banana fight. Most of the queries are gonna involve setting an alarm or turn on/off a thing. They didn’t drop the ball- they were ver…
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Comment #40595682
I am surprised the path to AGI isn’t first paved with a simple request to the AI gods to replace cuda. On the other hand, Microsoft does seem to have used mere mortals to write a d…
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Comment #40446799
Great point - an analogy comes to mind: MSFT (and Adobe) were totally okay with (and even encouraged) students pirating Windows/Photoshop etc in non-Western countries in the hopes …
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Comment #40370052
I am sure you can make a similar argument that the chance of hitting 31 on a roulette table is ‘lower’ compared to 2021 highs or whatever imaginary gambling stat we can conjure up.…
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Comment #39933652
This is splendid work by Google that will benefit the rest of the ecosystem - especially with the reward program. I wonder how this impacts (positively) Cloudflare Workers/Fly.io-s…
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Comment #39888600
I wonder how this compares with Carbon -> C++ [0]. Carbon is (was?) a fantastic proposal, but not sure if it has lost steam since it was introduced or how well it is being adopted …
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Comment #39681290
Haven’t octopuses already shown this to be the case? Learning from each other (even though they are pretty not-so-social creatures). The claim that bees are the first invertebrates…
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Comment #39296491
How much of that is compression artifacts of streaming via wifi?
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Comment #39219157
It’s always a space filling curve.
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Comment #38812008
I wonder if someone did a study like that 20 years after statins were released into the wild. The number of lives saved/quality of later life etc.
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Comment #38488462
I wonder if there is a more productive form of it that helps learn/practice difficult technologies in a short amount of time. Say a combo of Ray tracing in a weekend, a game with r…
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Comment #38488383
Theory meets practice. An automated theorem proves that knows about Android view hierarchy, Parcelables, Android kernel well really entirety of SELinux not to mention whatever Blue…
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Comment #38311593
Even Altman would not be good at playing Altman based on what we can decipher from this cryptic board outing.
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Comment #38233572
This entire thread is fantastic and a great learning opportunity. Sent me spiraling through Wikipedia pages. This video is really great too!