> Nothing of the sort. They're long-term residents looking out for what's best for their community. Selfish fucking assholes. > And it's exactly the kind of completely gratuitous negativity (project by outsiders, who…
> >> “I do feel sorry that the younger generation is not going to get to live the life that we did,” she said. “But it’s a different time.” 63 year old said that. How about in honour of the different time we stop…
blue origin is private.
> which I do consider to be a great place I'd rather pay 2k a month than deal with winters. I grew up with snow. I'm over it.
He will have to live off savings and deal with the incredibly limited options a PhD in an in demand field (from a top school) leave him with. Poor guy.
> They just need one viable competitor I'm not convinced that is sufficient. Facebook at 80% isn't really any different than facebook at 99, or whatever. Google has a viable competitor in Bing, but google still…
Short term pain for the longer term goal of not having a few conglomerates dominating the tech sector. Worth it.
I'm leaning towards yes on this. The tipping point for me was Google (near monopoly in search used to push a dominant share of the browser market, and a dominant share of mobile) and their ad blocker plans.
Why not? You have to start somewhere.
> Medhi’s writing is geared toward frat boys. Mehdi likes to write about how squatting made him stronger, enabling him to win the attention of women. uh, what exactly is wrong with that? Have we become so pathetically…
It's true that the UN is absurdly obsessed with Israel, but that doesn't mean Israel is completely in the right. It's not anti-semitic to criticize Israel.
Oh but they are fixing that by going to Amazon like models where they backload the stock payouts a ton.
You could pay them minimum wage and then withhold some percentage to cover costs. You could take some of the money and put it into an account, so when a person gets out they have a bit of money to get basic necessities…
It's absolutely slave labour. Slaves alternatives were absolutely brutal as well. I'd rather do the work than get whipped or hanged, but having those as my only choices is the real problem. These people are being…
> The greatest hurdle with AI risk is getting acceptance that this is a problem that needs to be dealt with ahead-of-time. Even if Elon does nothing but improve awareness, he has been useful Or he's distracted people…
I think he understands fine, but he likes getting his name out there as an AI alarmist more. > Tell me, what behavior do you want to change, Elon? By the way, let’s talk about regulation on self-driving Teslas, because…
Don't worry, if you pray hard the free market will take care of you.
haha, no. It becomes really easy for NIMBYs (NUMBYs?) and others to come out in droves.
> In my world-view, the cause is the state What does this even mean? > To illustrate my point with an extreme example: making it illegal to kill your slave doesn't solve the underlying slavery issue, but hopefully it…
When you've actually got nothing you spend your days fighting to survive. See every homeless person ever.
Having worked at 2 of the biggest I can say that some lesser version of some of those happened sometimes. Uber seems like an extreme case.
Is it pessimistic to see a headline like this and assume it's another google power grab? > This could be one of those defining moments where Google shows the way and the world follows. But it will be one of those…
If you can't handle using generics sensibly then that's not a language problem, it's a you problem.
> perhaps they can read the literature of the past 30yrs You realize this post is talking about Go right? /s
This is just another way of saying fuck generics. They really can't see any solvable problems after years of people asking for generics?
> Nothing of the sort. They're long-term residents looking out for what's best for their community. Selfish fucking assholes. > And it's exactly the kind of completely gratuitous negativity (project by outsiders, who…
> >> “I do feel sorry that the younger generation is not going to get to live the life that we did,” she said. “But it’s a different time.” 63 year old said that. How about in honour of the different time we stop…
blue origin is private.
> which I do consider to be a great place I'd rather pay 2k a month than deal with winters. I grew up with snow. I'm over it.
He will have to live off savings and deal with the incredibly limited options a PhD in an in demand field (from a top school) leave him with. Poor guy.
> They just need one viable competitor I'm not convinced that is sufficient. Facebook at 80% isn't really any different than facebook at 99, or whatever. Google has a viable competitor in Bing, but google still…
Short term pain for the longer term goal of not having a few conglomerates dominating the tech sector. Worth it.
I'm leaning towards yes on this. The tipping point for me was Google (near monopoly in search used to push a dominant share of the browser market, and a dominant share of mobile) and their ad blocker plans.
Why not? You have to start somewhere.
> Medhi’s writing is geared toward frat boys. Mehdi likes to write about how squatting made him stronger, enabling him to win the attention of women. uh, what exactly is wrong with that? Have we become so pathetically…
It's true that the UN is absurdly obsessed with Israel, but that doesn't mean Israel is completely in the right. It's not anti-semitic to criticize Israel.
Oh but they are fixing that by going to Amazon like models where they backload the stock payouts a ton.
You could pay them minimum wage and then withhold some percentage to cover costs. You could take some of the money and put it into an account, so when a person gets out they have a bit of money to get basic necessities…
It's absolutely slave labour. Slaves alternatives were absolutely brutal as well. I'd rather do the work than get whipped or hanged, but having those as my only choices is the real problem. These people are being…
> The greatest hurdle with AI risk is getting acceptance that this is a problem that needs to be dealt with ahead-of-time. Even if Elon does nothing but improve awareness, he has been useful Or he's distracted people…
I think he understands fine, but he likes getting his name out there as an AI alarmist more. > Tell me, what behavior do you want to change, Elon? By the way, let’s talk about regulation on self-driving Teslas, because…
Don't worry, if you pray hard the free market will take care of you.
haha, no. It becomes really easy for NIMBYs (NUMBYs?) and others to come out in droves.
> In my world-view, the cause is the state What does this even mean? > To illustrate my point with an extreme example: making it illegal to kill your slave doesn't solve the underlying slavery issue, but hopefully it…
When you've actually got nothing you spend your days fighting to survive. See every homeless person ever.
Having worked at 2 of the biggest I can say that some lesser version of some of those happened sometimes. Uber seems like an extreme case.
Is it pessimistic to see a headline like this and assume it's another google power grab? > This could be one of those defining moments where Google shows the way and the world follows. But it will be one of those…
If you can't handle using generics sensibly then that's not a language problem, it's a you problem.
> perhaps they can read the literature of the past 30yrs You realize this post is talking about Go right? /s
This is just another way of saying fuck generics. They really can't see any solvable problems after years of people asking for generics?