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by imaadrashied 5y ago
Seems like you're only thinking of one piece of the puzzle, which your Android phone sending RCS thanks to a carrier allowing you to. Doesn't address this part of the problem: > "Even if Google could magically roll out RCS
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by imaadrashied 6y ago
The underlying question here is: Should Facebook be forced to obey the government of a country in which it operates or be an agent for US values and ignore the government of any specific country in which it operates. I don't think ther
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Apple: Epic threatened to abandon iOS if we didn’t cave to ‘Fortnite’ demands(bgr.com)
1 points by imaadrashied 6y ago|2 comments
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by imaadrashied 6y ago
Might be a specific issue for this restaurant. Tried googling several restaurants in SF that are open at the moment and the link from google to the delivery company goes directly to a page for that restaurant, not a generic page for the typ
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by imaadrashied 6y ago
I might be simplifying too much, but I would be surprised if more remote work didn't catch on. A decentralized workforce is easier to control in some aspects that are incredibly attractive to corporate leaders. Fewer spontaneous and f2
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by imaadrashied 8y ago
Agreed - I do miss the days of Netflix's star ratings. I would be able to browse content I wouldn't necessarily be drawn to, but would consume anyway because, 'oh wow - tons of people gave it a great rating.' I get why t
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Walmart granted medical records on blockchain patent(healthcaredive.com)
2 points by imaadrashied 8y ago|0 comments
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by imaadrashied 8y ago
> "And the best thing reading philosophy teaches to the non-academician is how to think with structure and method, avoiding dogma and bias, and embracing scepticism. Reading the dialogues has changed my life entirely because of that
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by imaadrashied 8y ago
I don't know if the need to have the entire program written out is most important. The best candidates I've hired show aptitude to ask the right questions and, in return, ask probing questions about what led to our decisions, have
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by imaadrashied 8y ago
Oh man this makes me nostalgic. Had a similar experience while taking a break from studying. Picked a random row of books only to realize it was entirely dedicated to genital reconstruction and sex-changes. Being in college, my curiosity wa
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by imaadrashied 8y ago
This isn't surprising because humans will do what they're incentivized to do (speaking mainly in a professional setting here). Might be effective to add a measure to the transparency that shows something to the effect of, "li
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by imaadrashied 9y ago
I'd say (at least) three ways: 1) Docs using it to double check themselves before diagnosing patients, thereby, hopefully, limiting their liability. 2) Patients getting second opinions from Deep Patient and suing the previous doc for n
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Android in Trouble?(technightowl.com)
1 points by imaadrashied 13y ago|0 comments
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by imaadrashied 13y ago
I think this was/is a smart move for Nokia. They were right to predict Samsung would be the major Android player. Instead of competing against a company that already had a major lead and essentially becoming one of the smaller fish in