tokyoSurfer

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by tokyoSurfer 6y ago
I've heard of "build, ship, learn and repeat" - so something along those lines.
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by tokyoSurfer 7y ago
It also depends on where you look for them. In Europe there is only one mushroom you can pick by mistake. The way to check if it is dangerous (and not really that much dangerous) is to lick it. If it has strong sour taste it is bad (licking
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by tokyoSurfer 8y ago
Good job, cool that you are sharing!
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Fleet Eyes Nanosatellites to Keep Your IoT Gadgets Online(in.pcmag.com)
1 points by tokyoSurfer 9y ago|0 comments
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by tokyoSurfer 9y ago
It is much easier to fine tune few variables than fine tune human writing. Thus human writing will be easy to determine which side it is siding to.
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by tokyoSurfer 9y ago
I am more afraid of options that this tool would have. Like fine tune it to be 5% friendlier on candidate 1 than 2. Report news on XXX 10% less than on news YYY. Make people happy. Make people sad. Make people compelling. All this by adjust
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by tokyoSurfer 9y ago
This is actually making an opening for "human only" papers, that will be easier to distinguish from noise. Non-profit independent, governing body is a must though to issue certification.
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Google is funding the creation of software that writes local news stories(techcrunch.com)
189 points by tokyoSurfer 9y ago|133 comments
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by tokyoSurfer 9y ago
Depends. They might want to to get you to come back and write a review/buy additional stuff. On the other hand, this could be an affiliate that tries to generate any click so he gets a commission on your further purchases.
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Google's new startup uses energy from your lawn to heat your home(nbc-2.com)
1 points by tokyoSurfer 9y ago|0 comments
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by tokyoSurfer 9y ago
The Mi Band is close to what I listed for $19. The money should be made on add-ons and upgrades, not the product itself.
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by tokyoSurfer 9y ago
The problem with fitness trackers and smartwatches is that each and every brand keeps adding unnecessary features to the stack. They won't listen to users and keep building devices that have no market. Most of those companies created a
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XCOR Aerospace lays off all employees, throwing rocket projects into limbo(geekwire.com)
1 points by tokyoSurfer 9y ago|0 comments
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What is a particle collider?(techcrunch.com)
4 points by tokyoSurfer 9y ago|1 comments
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Virgin Galactic set to start powered flight tests for 2018 commercial trips(techcrunch.com)
6 points by tokyoSurfer 9y ago|0 comments
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by tokyoSurfer 9y ago
While we are focusing on Facebook, Google etc. for breaking our privacy to extract data and pass it to third parties, we are willing to use Grammarly, CloudFlare and CrashPlan, pay for it and use it while hoping they will not work with secu