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swagv1
6mo ago
AGI? As if all value that humans offer can be compressed and transmitted in binary form? You'd have a more serious debate about antigravity.
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3y ago
Put it on his epitaph
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swagv1
9y ago
Far from the first idea I've heard for this, e.g.: http://www.newyorker.com/tech/elements/the-chatbot-will-see-...
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swagv1
9y ago
Never before in the history of the Internetz
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swagv1
10y ago
So are my pants
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swagv1
10y ago
But just how many people think Roger Rabbit is relevant today? Lamp bumped or not, it was forgettable.
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swagv1
10y ago
ZOMG. Call Mike Wallace
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10y ago
Selling your mom
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swagv1
10y ago
I thought bored journalists who did binge or denial experiments on themselves went out of style in 2015. Please don't come back.
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10y ago
Awesome
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10y ago
It's funny how people think this crap was just invented in the past 10 years in SF.
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10y ago
Wow. This is a wankfest we all needed.
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10y ago
Facebook drank the Kool-Aid and failed.
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10y ago
Is this even still relevant though? I had a DSP textbook in college back in the 1980s.
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10y ago
Great message after I abandoned Evernote with their ludicrous sync fees.
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10y ago
And to think I came here looking for hacker news.
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10y ago
All technology adoption curves must go through a "wait, this will kill us" and "what about threats to our children!" phases before they reach widespread usage.
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10y ago
Who works 9-5 anymore? The factory jobs are all gone.
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swagv1
10y ago
Not entirely sure I got the point other than as a basic intro to applying metrics to design goals.
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swagv1
10y ago
Works great when earthquakes take down the mobile network
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10y ago
But this is old news. The vilified industry is different, but they were saying many of the same things in the 1990s. Then as now, not everyone is entitled to a nice two-bedroom San Francisco flat for $2000/month. Tokyo has figured that
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10y ago
Who is this "science" person I keep hearing about in the news, and why does he have so many random opinions on the most inane topics?
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10y ago
It took her that long to recognize her own under-employment??
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10y ago
Thanks, Steve, for showing me how I too could cure pancreatic cancer by eating only peas.
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11y ago
I think he may have had goatee as well. Definitely headline-worthy detail.