qroshan

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by qroshan 6y ago
The problem with that is, the video can only be watched at it's true raw form. Any edits will need to be re-signed with "Edited by X". Now, X has to be trusted and not compromised (by money, bias or hacks). If X is CNN, then
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by qroshan 6y ago
the linux command UI (for actions/services) and spreadsheet UI (for data) are the best interfaces that have lasted for over 40 years. Anything else is ephermal. History is littered with millions of enterprise software that can't b
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by qroshan 6y ago
How is it strange? It is completely consistent with "My way or the highway, No Compromise attitude"
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by qroshan 6y ago
Dude in SF is more likely to bump into other dudes in SF and talk about system design, math or AI or competition or best practices or stacks. Dude in Indiana doesn't have that opportunity. You'd say but Internet, but things like m
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by qroshan 7y ago
Actually not much happened to people who got exposed in the Ashley Madison breach, or Equifax or Facebook or Target.. This is just manufactured outrage and fear-mongering. The biggest threat to humans are still social phishing and social sc
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by qroshan 7y ago
Ha Ha mises.org. What a joke! An institution which has been wrong about everything for the past 100 years is predicting a dollar cash? What a surprise!
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by qroshan 7y ago
So a 'centralized' place which aggregates all your transactions, right? Why can't this centralized place use credit cards then? Decentralization is for clueless idiots who doesn't understand Decentralization or everythin
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by qroshan 7y ago
Except you can always install sensors that can look as far as you want
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by qroshan 7y ago
This is garbage analysis. When you are comparing numbers. You compare like-to-like. Tesla specifically prohibits engaging Autopilot in difficult situations and encourages during long boring straight drives.
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by qroshan 7y ago
Yeah, tall people complaining about anything is like Rich people complaining about stuff. You won the genetic lottery, just deal with a couple of minor yearly inconveniences when you can enjoy life's other benefits. (Better choice of p
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by qroshan 7y ago
Steve Jobs also abandoned his kid. He created a $1 Trillion company.
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by qroshan 7y ago
Ummm. Fitbit was already on the downward spiral. So, they'll take this lifeline from Google. Thank you very much
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by qroshan 7y ago
Just like programming. An operating system provide a few set of basic services to applications, but the linux kernel is some gazillion lines of code, because it has to work with reality
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by qroshan 7y ago
At the end of the day, all software engineers are moving, transforming and persisting bits. Languages abstract bits to types. But, there is no universal langauge for storage, retreival, front-end rendering and middle-layer logic, so enginee
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by qroshan 7y ago
It was written by an MIT dude
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by qroshan 7y ago
You'll almost never get preferred shares unless you at C-level or put your own money. The only thing you negotiate is more salary in cash and assume your options are just lottery tickets with very high odds
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by qroshan 7y ago
Employees that are paid common stock didn't put any money. They are also paid decent salary. It is like playing a lottery, but only with opportunity cost. Not sure what needs to be protected here.
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by qroshan 7y ago
The author who has probably done these deals probably knows the most common occurrence and went with it?
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by qroshan 7y ago
I landed this job
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by qroshan 7y ago
"The reason is "people" lack education in technology" This is a dumb statement. Lots of tech people use all of these devices. In fact smart tech people differentiate between machine listening and humans listening. A Math
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by qroshan 7y ago
Indeed. Cost of running this public tamper-proof database is $4B + Personnel + Amortizing cost of ASIC Forms, Say $6B Where does the money come from? This Database isn't selling any service to Enterprise or Government or Public to get
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by qroshan 7y ago
Great professionals (cooks, photographers) will definitely benefit from high-end tools because you get higher control (over craftsmanship), improved productivity etc. For a keyboard, the signal delivered to the computer (the thing that real
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by qroshan 7y ago
Thanks for this nuance answer. Unfortunately, "Nuance" will always lose to "Pitchfork", even in supposedly smart and intelligent communities like HN. There are ZERO people from the pitchfork community who understands the
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by qroshan 7y ago
Not all politicians have equal power. In the US, the nominations of important positions, the laws and policies are determined by 20 Senators in GOP. Those 20 senators (from Alaska, Missouri, Arkansas) are answerable to the demands of their
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by qroshan 7y ago
or the first idiom that I fell in love with while ( dest++ = src++) I'm sure I've botched it (but I will not google that)
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by qroshan 7y ago
Holy shit! The lies that you have put Tesla's Q2 Gross Profit was 900 million with a Gross profit of -170 Million. Where did you get the 25B Gross Profit from?
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by qroshan 7y ago
Huh?, 2008 they were not in survival mode. There wasn't anything there for Tesla to crash. Tesla now operates in Billions of dollars. A 10% miss in sales results in Billions in losses.
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by qroshan 7y ago
1) I already wear glasses, and I hate earbuds. This product suits me perfectly. 2) Amazon also released earbuds.
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by qroshan 7y ago
SpaceX is successful because Charlatan-In-Chief is completely hands-off and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gwynne_Shotwell is making sure he stays like that. At Tesla, he is perfectly playing the role of a Used Car Sal
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by qroshan 7y ago
Tesla took so long for production because Charlatan-In-Chief didn't want to use any of the lessons learned about Auto Manufacturing the past 100 years and decided to do it his way. Charlatan-In-Chief also assumed he knows more about A.

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