numbchuckskills

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by numbchuckskills 2y ago
Waymo’s data was derived from crashes reported under NHTSA’s Standing General Order (SGO), over 7.14 million fully autonomous miles driven 24/7 through the end of October 2023 across Phoenix, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. That data w
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by numbchuckskills 3y ago
I think the point is that others are using this data as well, but not a target given there's no gigantic piggy bank to extract $ from.
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by numbchuckskills 4y ago
I think it more closely speaks to how fast a startup in this space can move.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
Main Entry: hack·er Pronunciation: \ˈha-kər\ Function: noun Date: 14th century 1 : one that hacks 2 : a person who is inexperienced or unskilled at a particular activity <a tennis hacker> 3 : an expert at programming and solving pro
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
Not very convinced either. Could be a 1000 other reasons why sales increased.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
This is a good example of the power of a karma or rating system on your website. Personally, I don't give a shit if I'm being rewarded (or penalized) on websites, and seeing a little number next to my screen name doesn't give me any sense o
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
why is this at the top? Great you had a post that everyone liked. Do we really need to re-validate that it was a good post?
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
This article is hype. There's nothing overly special about selling an unlocked handset anywhere on planet earth.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
Seriously? I despise this worn out arguement. Sure, the parts might cost $155; but you can't do much without knowing how to connect the parts together, and without spending millions on finding the right combination of parts. And then there'
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
then I thought, why implement something so useless in the first place?
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
"great, you can pay them average salaries and they will be so loyal to your giant company" The point is that they become loyal to each other, the company reaping a reward is just a side benefit of people working towards a common goal. I was
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
Why so much hype around 'who' it might be?
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
Corporate apps are another real barrier to advancement. How many SAP (and other) apps out there work in IE6 only?
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
you're not alone, I find it bizarre but usually keep my mouth shut. What's the value play for me to leave youtube to use this?
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
not so fast...net neutrality (insert evil sound effect) will be the big decider.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
I think the author is a little out of touch. Who's buying the Mac pro? Hordes of preppy college students who will use it browse the web and write up papers in Word. It's far from uber-niche.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
agreed..I recall first studying his work in highschool math. and that was in Canada.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
wave is doing a good job of replacing it for me! with:public = gold
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
That threw me off as well. The product idea (and even some code) is in place, the vision done, the roadmap well on it's way, and they've already identified they need to hire. You're looking for an employee.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
they do: it's called 20% time.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
not to be a negative-nancy, but is this that much better than tracking things in something like a Google docs spreadsheet with a few tabs? Seems like a solution to a non-existent problem.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
"Brands in Public is nothing more than a 5k a year public Google Alert" - so true.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
REALLY smart school kids would go to wolfram alpha to get the distance to the Moon, and let the suckers analyze echo's from old NASA clips.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
yeah it's lame. The human body is infinitely more efficient than battery technology we have. You are basically a supercomputer, if you're lucky you get atleast 30,000 charge cycles over your lifetime, and the waste you generate is biodegrad
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
and by outside the norm I mean someone interacts with me once every quarter or more.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
I'm very happy with the support I get from the Google AdSense team...but it sounds like i'm outside the norm....
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
the only 'joke' is that you fail to realize JC is getting great workers for pennies and they are actually enjoying it enough to stick around. He is laughing at you.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
headline should read: Justin.tv Signs Deal With Fox, Gets Serious about Catering to the 64 People in the World Who Liveblog.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
needs a tour on the main page. I wouldn't sign up without knowing what exactly I can do and how.
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by numbchuckskills 17y ago
This is nothing to be proud of. I'm surprised they are willing to broadcast that they: - we're able to convince some amateur developers to work slave camp hours - didn't hit the goal - on top of these two, they spent 3x what they normally

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