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   by ENGNR 9y ago

   I'm actually fine with that It will end up being in tonnes of films, articles, everywhere. So long as it's pervasive people will just end up learning it naturally, it doesn't matter what the origins are or what it's call
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   by ENGNR 9y ago

   Do you know this for a fact? They already have advanced computer vision, for a new facility surely they'd be building this in at least partially
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   by ENGNR 9y ago

   One benefit of automation they also failed to consider is customization. All sorts of exotic designs, configurations, adjustments and test iterations could be made. Hopefully with a standard base so they can be repaired or swapped out later
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   by ENGNR 9y ago

   Microsoft Access used to be the real test. By the time they've added a UI and started to get frustrated with one user at a time it's time for a CRUD app and a database
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   by ENGNR 9y ago

   In the spirit of celebrating failure, I'd very much like to read the stories of what they tried that just didn't work, as hard as it might be to write for some
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   Quantstamp: A smart contract health report in minutes (YC W18)(quantstamp.com)

   3 points by ENGNR 9y ago|0 comments
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   by ENGNR 9y ago

   1. Seize distribution (facebook likes, subscribe with google) 2. Muddy the waters over who's user it is (FB instant articles / AMP, FB news feed / AMP carousel) 3. Start taking higher percentages of the ad revenue 4. Laugh wh
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   by ENGNR 9y ago

   Progressive installation is great I'm getting a bit apprehensive about the feed centric view though. What are the odds Google is going to require full browsing/identity/use/location/voice/video/file permis
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   by ENGNR 9y ago

   It always comes back to the car analogy
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    No wildcards it looks like REST API is nice though
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    It's still an order of magnitude slower though at least on my machine
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    For social animals at least (ie not a spider, but an elephant/dog/orangutan), in some sense they're similar to children in that they're 'people' but not with quite the mental capabilities of the rest of us. Exc
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    100% agree, it's unacceptable that it requires so many privileges when they're positioning it as a key UI for the whole Android experience. I think the dev community will start looking at hard forks as the new 'true' pat
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    You're not wrong, sometimes it feels like they're as aware and present as us, exactly as 'human', just with less ability to solve complex problems It's surprising we haven't given them more rights yet, maybe th
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    I genuinely enjoyed it, he's got more hustle than most people and willing to slum it in a nursing home, worth a chuckle
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    And yet they still have to request that a judge be allowed to see the NSL
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    I took a trip to SF with the intention of later moving there for work. The #1 thing that prevented me from following through was the street issues. Not just from sympathy for the people who aren't helped after falling through the crack
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    Is 'conservative' even a protected class? It seems like the kind of thing conservatives would argue against to be honest Can a progressive company refuse to hire non-progressive people based on cultural unsuitability? Religious or
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    Oh I flat out refuse to deploy it, no point letting Google get it's tendrils around my sites. If it was purely a specification for speed then maybe but it's not
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    A step in the right direction but it doesn't entirely solve the issue. To make this complete they simply need to remove all Google nav/branding/back button from AMP pages (or at least offer the option) AMP should have been pu
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    It's just a database, but it's distributed, with integrity maintained through public keys Coins, inventory, cars, loans, art, crypto kitties, sensor logs, records.. anything you'd put in a database, you could instead put into
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    Interesting I'm hoping the formal verification crowd will start to influence ethereum developers. You have small amounts of relatively simple code, that absolutely must be correct or at least predictable, seems like a perfect match
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    This is hacker news... and it was a stunt related to Mr Robot Have you considered using Edge?
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    Honest (FCC) Government Ad – Net Neutrality(youtube.com)

    1 points by ENGNR 9y ago|0 comments
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFkzJc7kJKc
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    Let China make their own iPhones if they want them locked down. Complying with censorship isn't projecting 'soft power', pulling out of China and letting people buy them as grey imports as a fashion statement would be soft po
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    My pet theory is they've optimized hard into local maxima for engagement and profitability, at the expense of long term retention
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    After seeing React upgrade the entire library to v16 to enable entirely new use cases, without breaking the API... I'm pretty impressed. That's in production right now If Flutter does something cool like provide better native comp
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    It's pretty hard to shut down open source
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    by ENGNR 9y ago

    Count down until a contract includes extracting "anonymous", "aggregate only" models built from private communications back into their commercial activities, then techies start doing 'deep dream' type stuff to