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santoshalper
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Comment #48585444
That link doesn't seem very credible. It looks like they were targeting an outcome, and bent the statistics to fit.
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Comment #48407988
I don't think Microsoft would intentionally compete with Windows, but it does seem as though they are preparing for a world where Windows is no longer their golden goose, or at lea…
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Comment #48247827
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Comment #48068188
I'd say it's an old problem be exacerbated by AI.
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Comment #48037455
It's worked so well in the past, surely it will work this time.
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Comment #48037403
Yeah, but you have to realize we are on the losing side of this war. The armies of bullshit now have an incredible advantage that actual art can never have. At least in the past, t…
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Comment #47998257
I think it's simpler than that. The business owner is spending their own money. When they feel (rightly or wrongly) that they are not getting what they paid for, they will feel rip…
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Comment #47866349
There really is no sense in pretending that this is not a white supremacy movement. They are saying it out loud. Now we just need to figure out what this means and how to deal with…
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Comment #47842851
So we should expect the Strait of Hormuz to be open tomorrow, then?
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Comment #47754430
I am not sure how many people learned it the first time. To be fair, it's really hard to build a business without major dependencies. The key is to assume they will fail and have a…
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Comment #47461419
The ecosystem is the operating sytem.
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Comment #47448508
For the same reason it isn't outlawed to begin with. It makes some wealthy, influential people even wealthier. They, not we, control our government.
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Comment #47448486
Only the moral obligation not to prey on the weak. Gambling addicts are sick. Taking advantage of a sick person makes you scummy.
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Comment #47448430
Or they may just think the clockwise team is great and is willing to pay a small premium to get them.
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Comment #47388308
I believe the person you are responding to was being facetious.
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Comment #47388298
I love classical music, and I am convinced that 90% of the reason people think they don't is because of people like the Charles Petzold. Deriving your self worth from being an enjo…
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Comment #47379157
I still wouldn't let AI off the hook here. Every link in the chain has to be accountable for fuckups. You don't get to pass it along to the supposed "human in the loop" when you fa…
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Comment #47112180
Not really. We absolutely have the option to let things play out in Iran and refuse to intervene. There are many regimes in Africa that are as bad or worse than Iran. We seem to ha…
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Comment #47112149
Pound for pound, Hacker News has the best bad takes anywhere. This is an absolutely terrible take, but at least it's very interesting.
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Comment #46522258
Two bugs occurring at the same time is definitely not one in a billion, and with billions of computers in the world, weird shit is going to happen.
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Comment #46519473
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Comment #46499755
I think they just enjoy memorizing things. Roughly the equivalent of meeting someone who runs 10 miles a day. They enjoy it and it has some benefit to their life as well, even thou…
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Comment #46499729
I read the author's attempt to explain why memorization is important, and found myself unconvinced. Of all the things we consider to be "intelligence", memorization of facts seems …
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Comment #46450821
I think it's more that he didn't build a gaudy billionaire mansion, even though he easily could have.
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Comment #46420703
I googled it and couldn't find anything credible about this. At this point, I don't believe it actually happened the way it is being discussed.