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rebelos

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    Comment #34585176

    Except affirmative action is not the solution either because now you’ve put less meritorious people where they shouldn’t be (I apologize for the phrasing, but I think it’s importan…

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    Comment #34434223

    Investors are taking a risk with other peoples' money. And their management fees usually cover very juicy base compensation, so their downside risk is minimal.

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    Comment #34165844

    Is Temporal meant to be an Airflow replacement? The website exclusively offers examples of executing multi-step core business logic and not ETL workflows.

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    Comment #34120868

    Let me counter with a couple of questions for you. Do you believe the point of government is to protect people from harm? And, do you believe that, for example, making someone addi…

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    Comment #34113793

    > When we decide we know how to run people's lives better than them, we run head first into authoritarianism. This kind of shortsighted thinking has created a world of corporations…

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    Comment #34106936

    You can only get the benefits as a founder if you have the same lever as the company (which you usually don't).

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    Comment #34089153

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    Comment #34071341

    Okay but clearly none of this is "the point" of make, so your original comment is still baffling.

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    Comment #34041669

    Messi has by far one of the worst attitudes I’ve ever seen in a star player so I have no idea where this is coming from. He was petulant, nasty, and classless at various times thro…

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    Comment #34041595

    Worth noting that France was deeply unlucky. Virus hit the team just before the final. Benzema and Pogba missing. And Deschamps made some questionable decisions in my view. And Mba…

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    Comment #33989489

    Sounds like this guy is only just realizing that technological progress invariably ends in complete obsolescence. What comes next is as yet unclear but also inevitable.

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    Comment #33958293

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    Comment #33747957

    > Every time crypto implodes (what are we, on the sixth extinction?) people love to stand by the sidelines and say "see I told you so!". And each of those times there was more satu…

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    Comment #33549785

    Did you read his comment? His point is that this hidden costs system is grotesque. In fact, it is such a predatory tactic that it's either implicitly or explicitly outlawed in most…

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    Comment #33242902

    RealPage seems to have recognized that multiple competing landlords in the same region who are independently setting rates and concerned about vacancy is a kind of prisoner's dilem…

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    Comment #33073069

    Of course it matters: (1) at the macro level, fraud is a tax on the whole ecosystem that ultimately yields higher prices for consumers and (2) at the micro level, relatively better…

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    Comment #33010546

    This has been possible if not easy to accomplish for a very long time, so calling it "AI" seems like a bit of a stretch. I suspect most people can be fingerprinted according to a h…

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    Comment #32872117

    > Gosh, we complain about people coming over the border You wrote this and it sounded like you were endorsing an implicit open border policy. Did you have some more intermediate so…

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    Comment #32870451

    It doesn’t follow that an open border policy is an appropriate palliative to compensate for that historical injustice. A much more logical solution might be, for example, providing…

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    Comment #32868996

    Is the Guardian a far left publication now? Because they’re saying there’s bipartisan agreement on border security and that Biden approved a border security package, but the tenor …

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    Comment #32860837

    > AI is already displacing human labor, just try to talk to a non-robot when you call a customer service line these days. You’re right. And my point is that substitution due to AI …

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    Comment #32860406

    > Neither of the 2 companies you posted marketing materials about is among "some of the most well-resourced companies in Silicon Valley". Two of the founders of Adept AI are author…

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    Comment #32860100

    > Now explain how you know, "AI that will terraform society and rapidly displace human labor over the coming decades", to be true. Because I didn't say it will "obsolete" human lab…

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    Comment #32859946

    Because I'm talking about AI, not AGI. And because I'm observing the frontier of AI : https://twitter.com/AdeptAILabs/status/1570144499187453952 https://twitter.com/runwayml/status…

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    Comment #32859805

    > It's behind the horizon. You people should learn by the history of the whole field that progress is always slower than the marketing hype, usually by an enormous gap. I'm going t…