hotstickyballs

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先月議論

That's why anything that goes against the long-established corporate culture aren't likely to stay around for long.

2 か月前議論

Someone tag Apple in this thread and shut them down please

2 か月前議論

That's not shame, the LLM did not mope about for days before deciding to pick itself up again and go to work.

2 か月前議論

The web is going to become China, which is a collection of walled gardens

2 か月前議論

This is called proof of stake

3 か月前議論

That’s not true. If you want to have a job at a prestigious institution then the research committees are pretty consistent in their biases.

3 か月前議論

Driver support eats directly into driver development

3 か月前議論

It’s not illegal, just stupid because. Because plaintiffs can use this as evidence that they can police their own platforms

3 か月前議論

Then you’ve never been to China

3 か月前議論

If there’s no way to tell between a good customer and a bad customer who does the wrong thing then the difference doesn’t matter

4 か月前議論

Direct action is literally their policy

6 か月前議論

That directly goes against the earlier post where you said you lived in a particularly nice part of town

7 か月前議論

TVs tend to incessantly ask for internet access, especially android ones.

8 か月前議論

Turns out the problem with mobile was windows all along!

9 か月前議論

Personally it felt quite natural once you start to work on real software projects.

9 か月前議論

That's the job of a (good) manager.

9 か月前議論

Main Street sells pizza but VCs sell Ponzi schemes

9 か月前議論

The biggest assumption is that it assumes only a single path to intelligent life.

10 か月前議論

I disagree with the characterization of structural corruption. Every rationale actor will seek to capture all the benefits and pass on the risks. The real corruption is when decision makers know that they can’t be held responsible through corporate or political structures. See also [moral hazard](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_hazard)

10 か月前議論

If compute power is the deciding factor server vs edge discussion then we’d never have smartphones.