FreedomToCreate

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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
If you read articles from previous decades about the previous decades before them, I think you will find yourself a Crawford after Crawford. Woody Allen in Midnight in Paris nailed this. Statements like "People used to talk to each oth
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The content creators need to be separate from the content distributers. This way there is lower incentive for either to perform manipulative actions. With Facebook providing the content and the service at a low price (free in this case) the
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They build it up and then they tear it down. Eventually they will be right, but something is telling me (Christmas sales forecasts) that Apple is about to demolish another quarter.
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They have a lot of competition in India. Plus most new movies in India pop up on satellite within months of there theatrical release. Lets see what happens to Netflix.
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Why don't they all just get together and walk over to the edge of the planet and see if there is a cliff or not. Seems like a really easy "theory" to prove. A coupe hundred people walking together while live blogging there at
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
We are still a good 5 years from any real benefit of machine learning and AI systems. So much research needs to be done still. All the bots we are creating a cool toys, but any real impact is still years ago. We need the Einstein of ML to f
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There is a point in the article which the author kind of glosses over that is really important. A lot of the bots (Siri, Cortana, Slack bot, etc...) are refined through free data provided by the masses. These systems get smarter at what the
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I am not advocating for true equality. I am saying that we can distribute wealth to better represent how people contribute to the system. No one is at the top without the support of the millions who pushed them there. Everyone is not ambiti
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If this is confirmed, I am really interested to see China's stance. South Korea and Japan are definitely going to raise security concerns. The crazy neighbor now has a gun.
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Extremely worrying for South Korea and Japan. Not sure how China treats this. This is like a crazy neighbor who you learn just got a gun.
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I grew up near Detroit, and I am completely for more gun control then even what this administration has proposed. Those who argue that they need there guns to protect themselves and there families just don't get it. If you are ever att
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Out of curiosity, what could go wrong by attempting to stamp out economic inequality. The argument that the top job creators and innovators would leave because they don't have massive income incentives is an extreme in case that is an
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Interesting idea, like something that you could throw into a Sci-Fi movie to explain how all knowledge of the internet is stored in the Hero's phone, but it practicability seems limited unless you can develop an algorithm that finds th
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Sounds about right. Had an 8 hour interview with a fruit company and some of the questions got pretty ridiculous. Them: pull out a product they make, "Can you explain in detail how this product works" Me: in my head "If I new
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PGs argument unfortunately ignores that its the majority that makes it possible for the few to create things. He doesn't seem to understand that instead of being bolstered by the success of the few, the opposite is happening and the ma
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For anyone who didn't take the time to read the entire thing,go back and find the section about the shopkeepers and read that. It pretty much sums out what the author is trying to get at.
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This looks like a rushed to market experiment. The same features as a much cheaper model, with most of the interesting features requiring a smartphone. If I have to carry a smartphone anyway, I might as well use it as my tracker. If this wa
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PGs argument does not take into account the majority that make it possible for the few to create things, but instead of being bolstered by those few, are instead being left behind. Its sad to say, but his current social position is definite
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On the other hand, identifying a smaller city or town that could turn into a future suburb or expansion of a bigger city is a great way to start investing in real estate. There is a city in Canada called Waterloo, and from what I have read
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The neural network chips are really interesting. Anyone have any detailed articles they on them that they can recommend?
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Can Thalmic and Pebble compete with this onslaught?
1 points by FreedomToCreate 11y ago|0 comments
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There promo videos seems to promise way more than they showed off on stage. I was expecting something along the lines of a vehicles service you subscribe to and whenever you need it, this autonomously driving van with interior akin to a Rol
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Is this the future of electric vehicles?(theverge.com)
4 points by FreedomToCreate 11y ago|1 comments