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Something to remind to many tech folks on HN
Taken that my definition of "need" is pretty strict, but I don't think the world needs more tech, lately.
Why? The other person can say "Yes". That doesn't mean ChatGPT has the capability to do it?
Which makes me wonder... what's the business model long-term of AI generated art places?
Need to fix that as it not obvious UX-wise. Will give it some thoughts. Thanks for trying it!
Right now is basically a repository of philosophy-related links I find interesting, but it would be awesome to find a way to start generating philosophical discussions of the quality I find in HN for tech/AI
I'd assume that if he got a call from Patrick himself and a second opportunity to get interviewed, that's already a cue for interviewers to pass him regardless of what he says?
You might as well tell reality to do better: The reality of physics (water flows downhill, electricity moves through the best conductor, systems settle where the least energy is required) and the reality of business (companies naturally move toward solutions that cost less time, less money, and less effort)
I personally think that some battles require playing within the rules of the game. Not to wish for new rules. Make something that requires less effort and resources than Electron but is good enough, and people will be more likely to use it.
"No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man."
Not defending Zuck but it reflects a rigid mindset to assume that people cannot change.
That will cover the physical infrastructure of your Internet provider. But there are a lot of websites and software on the internet that require either ads or payment to survive. Free usually means "surviving with somebody else's money aka investors"
Would you mind expanding on this?
How do you discover new people? I'd say some people I followed I discovered them thanks for the feed