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by kamkazemoose 3y ago
You can think, how much would their marketing team have to spend to get the same results that the algorithm contract gave. I'm not a marketing expert, but I'm sure they have metrics like consumer sentiment, name recognition, numb
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by kamkazemoose 4y ago
My company is actually hiring senior/staff Clojure devs. https://grnh.se/08cec3bb4us - Senior Engineer https://grnh.se/5c028b554us - Staff Engineer You should take a look and let me know if you have an
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by kamkazemoose 5y ago
Say you are invited to your friends apartment in an apartment building, but none of the apartments have locks. So you decide to open up some other random apartments and look through their things, who is responsible?
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by kamkazemoose 5y ago
One solution would be to force Apple to break up into seperate firms. So you have Apple App Store, and Apple app maker as seperate firms, and Apple app maker is required to be treated as any other app developer in the app store.
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by kamkazemoose 5y ago
You could turn the argument around. Seat belts pretty much only protect the person wearing the seat belt, while vaccines protect the population in general by stopping the spread of Covid. So people should have the freedom to harm themselves
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by kamkazemoose 5y ago
> This is exactly what I was thinking about. If Copilot is fair use, it means that all proprietary source code, as long as they're publicly available to read, will be free to use as training materials for a hypothetical free and ope
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by kamkazemoose 5y ago
In a little over 100 years we've gone from the first powered flight to flying a helicopter on Mars. We might not be mining asteroids in 5 years but it isn't unreasonable to think it could happen in our lifetimes.
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by kamkazemoose 5y ago
Part of the problem is that Manton the interview panel do feel like they're wasting their time. It is valuable to the company but for the engineers, they want to get back to coding or whatever else they are working on. It isn't fa
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by kamkazemoose 5y ago
In a union, the leadership is negotiating for you. So the person in charge of your employment that the union is replacing is you, not management. They could negotiate things like more PTO, better conditions, or a larger bonus instead of a s
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by kamkazemoose 5y ago
I think there's one other possibility. It could be stolen to study and reverse engineer. You're probably looking at state actors instead of random third parties, but enemies of Russia would probably want to see the level of techno
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by kamkazemoose 5y ago
The starlink satellites are traveling a little bit faster than your average car though. They complete an orbit about every 100 minutes. So your 8000 satalites are covering much more ground than the same 8000 cars.
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by kamkazemoose 7y ago
I'm not sure if I totally understand your point. But from what I'm seeing on the graph, the temperature coloring is only present when the average temperature is above 70 (in red) or below 50 (in white). So there is no coloring a
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by kamkazemoose 10y ago
> These bitcoins were forfeited in various federal criminal, civil and administrative cases, including: >United States v. Carl Mark Force IV, Northern District of California (Case No. 15-0319) >United States v. Sean Roberson, Distr
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Film Dialouge Broken Down by Gender and Age(polygraph.cool)
34 points by kamkazemoose 10y ago|6 comments
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The Guy Who Proved You Parked Legally(ozy.com)
3 points by kamkazemoose 12y ago|0 comments
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by kamkazemoose 12y ago
On the bottom of their wallet tab [1], they list several participating banks, so it sounds like they might have those partnerships you mention. [1] https://www.plastc.com/wallet
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Why this tiny Italian restaurant gives a discount for bad Yelp reviews(arstechnica.com)
4 points by kamkazemoose 12y ago|2 comments
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California DMV says Google’s self-driving car must have a steering wheel(arstechnica.com)
4 points by kamkazemoose 12y ago|0 comments
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by kamkazemoose 12y ago
It could be done as a murder for hire, or as a terrorist event. It's possible some hackers would do it 'for the lulz' or maybe they just want to test out a hack and accidentally go to far, though these are more unlikely. And
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by kamkazemoose 12y ago
you could do some other gesture, like raising two fingers? We are trained to tap now, but people can figure out different gestures like pinch to zoom so I don't think the clicking has to necessarily be a tapping gesture
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by kamkazemoose 12y ago
I'd be surprised if the Sony news had anything to do with this. These sorts of acquisitions don't happen overnight, they've likely been talking for months, doing due diligence and other research into the deal.
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by kamkazemoose 12y ago
> But this is just the start. After games, we're going to make Oculus a platform for many other experiences. Imagine enjoying a court side seat at a game, studying in a classroom of students and teachers all over the world or consul
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by kamkazemoose 12y ago
It seems like it would be an odd play against glass, because of the differences of VR vs AR. With VR you're in another world, and that doesn't seem like facebook's goal, which would be to add facebook information with the re
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by kamkazemoose 12y ago
He makes both of those points, but I think the point of hours argument is that the behavior we're seeing is tech companies agreeing not to cold call, and no other form of not hiring or price fixing, and that as long as this is limited
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
I'm not sure at what layer it would be visible that the packets are ntp monlists? The basic answer is probably that the providers just aren't filtering at that level, like if you need layer7 visibility, they don't want to do
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
I imagine most regulation to bitcoin would be more vague and instead be written to apply to all cryptocurrencies. People aren't calling for the regulation of other cryptocurrencies mostly because they don't have the same kind of u
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
If you receive a customer service call from a number with a higher klout score, you could send them to a 'VIP' agent that's been authorized to give them better deals or whatever. If you give better support to a few users who
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Arbor Networks Launches Arbor Cloud DDoS Protection Services (arbornetworks.com)
1 points by kamkazemoose 13y ago|0 comments
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
You could have the app send you a picture of the person who should be picking you up. The user could then report if someone else comes to pick them up. The only problem I'd see is that it might make riders uncomfortable if it is some
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
Maybe they have some other debts to balance out their assets?

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