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by 2474 9y ago
Where does blame get placed when there is a computational error and my self-driving car kills another human-being? Am I still liable under my insurance policy even though the error was out of my control? Is there any conversation going on a
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by 2474 9y ago
Ironically enough, as I type this comment on the internet, it's my general feeling that the internet has made the world a far worse place.
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by 2474 9y ago
Considering he graduated from Stanford in '99 I would say so.
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by 2474 9y ago
Haven't you seen The Astronaut Farmer? Billy Bob had a hell of a time getting permission to launch himself into space. Had to finally just do it.
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by 2474 9y ago
Are we sure it's the design that hooks people in? I tend to believe that's the nature of gambling. The exploitation of human's desire to want more than they have.
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by 2474 9y ago
I'd be inclined to agree with Adam Michela when he says design systems restrain creativity. It is the industrialization of user interfaces.
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by 2474 9y ago
While you are right, it wouldn't be that great of an idea for Honda to market their new airbags by saying "Next time you get into that accident, at least your face won't be smashed into a million pieces by your wind shield!&q
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by 2474 9y ago
No, I don't necessarily think it implies you'll be hacked immediately, or anytime for that matter. I definitely get what you are trying to do though. It's so secure it doesn't matter if someone has the data. Perhaps some
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by 2474 9y ago
Yeah, I would have chosen a better way to imply that.
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by 2474 9y ago
I don't think he needs to acknowledge how contrived his solution might be or provide a real-world use case. The article very well could be taken as inspiration to approach problems from different angles.
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by 2474 9y ago
Waiting for street view.
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by 2474 9y ago
It's interesting Bloomberg with with a brutalist approach to the aesthetic. I'm not sure it lends itself that well with the content they were presenting.