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11y ago
Plus it just seems like a readability issue in the long run.
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11y ago
I think you're trying a bit too hard here. Google has had this sort of branding for a long time, including pre-snowden.
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11y ago
I like how you say that ADD is over diagnosed but fail to see that you arrive at that conclusion in the same way that other wrongly self diagnose themselves. I'm not agreeing with your or disagreeing with you, but you don't have a
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11y ago
I think you misunderstood his argument. His point is that you won't switch from Facebook because your friends won't switch, while your friends have no bearing on your choice of search engine.
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11y ago
Just like you said, a multibillion dollar company is changing a defining feature. Does that not seem newsworthy?
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11y ago
thats not really true.
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11y ago
Yes and hindsight is 20-20. They may not know if the pace is sustainable until after the fact.
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11y ago
I had a similar reaction. It's incredible. He definitely deserves his success. Someone like this working on iOS Play Books is the biggest downside to working at Google.
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11y ago
Google is the brand still. Plus, it's Google[X], which is a subsidiary of alphabet. So nitpick that if you want to nitpick. It still wouldn't be called Alphabet. Also you still apply to Google for the job.
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11y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=apple+mapping+car&client=saf... I feel as though not all these cars are just for mapping. LIDAR + cameras + inconspicuous makes me think it could also be self driving
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11y ago
Google Inbox also has the "boomerang" style feature of snoozing emails. You can't schedule emails to be sent, however.
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11y ago
Well, that escalated quickly
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11y ago
No one said that was the case.
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11y ago
Is it actually easy to publish work outside a lab?
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11y ago
I'm saying that trackers expect constant growth (probably because young people use them mostly). What happens when an older person, around 50+, uses it? Most people at that age are on a physical decline. It's just like the article
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11y ago
let me refactor it!
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11y ago
The logistic curve is asymptotic.
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11y ago
While I agree with you, I think people are concerned because they know how to deal with a car accident. However, as one user asked before, who do you call when the drone crashes into your house? What about your child? No one is really propo
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11y ago
PLEASE open source this! I will use it and might even help you finish it.
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11y ago
Of course it's ideal to think of cognitive skills in as many ways as possible. However, there is always a need to quantify these skills. It's hard to consider more abstract strengths at a large scale if they aren't quantifiab
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11y ago
Is there a reason why stock would drop so much? Did they fail to hit some target?
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11y ago
I think this indirectly highlights one problem with fitness tracking, which is that, it works really well while we are improving and constantly hitting new goals. However, after a decline, there is a period where it takes even longer to cat
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11y ago
Yes but you can't look it up on your iOS device
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11y ago
I did a little (undergraduate) research in this area. Granted, I'm not very skilled in this regard, but my conclusion was that the kinect still wasn't quite accurate enough to make proper measurements like this.
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11y ago
You can use recorded data in a simulated environment to test new software in an accelerated manner.
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I'm still new to this, but, due to the low margin nature of airlines, flight pricing is pretty dynamic. The reason being that a seat is always available if you're willing to pay enough (they'll gladly rearrange someone's
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11y ago
But the schedule is forced by their employer. They don't start and stop working whenever they feel like it.
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11y ago
I would also love to read about some similar companies, but I don't even know how to go about finding them.
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I get where you're coming from, but you have to realize, this guy is a new grad and he's probably pretty scared about which path to take because he doesn't understand the long term implications. He went to quota to discuss it
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11y ago
I believe that's because they specifically disable applePay in favor of an alternative service
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