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Fuck this dingleberry
this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2024
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You can wipe a dingleberry away, can't wipe this clown away.
Yeah, remote work. Really did a number on the economy didn't it. As in improved profits.
The only people hurt by WFH are micromanagers and the commercial real estate mortgage backed securities investor class
Erich Schmidt is the reason Google missed out on AI race. He took over one of the most innovative companies in the world, and turned it into a very mediocre place.
It’s funny, Google has been shit for so long that my first thought reading this comment was “most innovative??”
Then I remembered the time where Google was basically on top of the tech world. If not strictly innovative, they were leaders in mass adoption of now ubiquitous things. Gmail, Chrome, Android, Google Drive, so much more that I can’t recall off the top of my head.
Now all they do is take those things and make them worse. I can’t think of a successful recent product, but I can think of things they’ve killed in the past three years. How bleak.
Google built the first real neural language model (Word2Vec) and the first attention/transformer language model (Attention is all you need). Then they stopped innovating.
Uhh, sounds like he did that one well. AI is a silly bubble.
Haha, that take was too hot, I suppose.
Has anyone got the full original video?