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10y ago
I remember reading this back around when it came out. Have there been any new pieces of the puzzle identified (or announcements...) since then?
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10y ago
Pretty sure Google Chrome's dev fee is a $5 one time per account charge from when I was using it last year...
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10y ago
I think the point is more limited the voting body causes unequal membership. Basic worker benefits and protection can happen regardless of the number of voting members...
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10y ago
Interestingly all drivers are covered, but not all drivers will be voting members. > only to drivers who have been with a company for the past 90 days and who have made at least 52 trips to or from Seattle during any three-month period i
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10y ago
Anyone remember when PlayStation 3 could be used to install whatever OS you wanted without any jailbreaking? sigh https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_3_cluster
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10y ago
I'll point out Facebook is using this always on recording for advertising purposes and one of those is to fuel a nielsen-like TV/movie/audio popularity business. Basically, Facebook's always-on audio listening on their m
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10y ago
It doesn't say anything, basically. I checked. Alexa Terms of Use: https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=... Only Alexa privacy policy I can find links to generic Amazon privacy pol
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10y ago
We know they are streaming it to do all the NLP in the cloud. This is obvious from the computational costs alone of doing NLP. The important question here is "What happens to the audio data streamed to the cloud, a few seconds AFTER th
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10y ago
> It would cost more money than God in hardware to store every thing Alexa ever heard Depends, first of all storing compressed audio isn't that space-expensive, especially in some long term data storage like s3. Additionally they c
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10y ago
I'm curious if the police will push this, as it could reveal how much voice information is actually stored. Amazon has declined to answer how much voice information is stored online[1] and how much if that is tied to your identity. We
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10y ago
There were a significant number of leaks recently posted to the "ex mormon" subreddit https://www.reddit.com/r/exmormon/ [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/exmormon/comments/545v
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10y ago
It was linked in the comments thread of that story, probbly why it was re-submitted. Personally, I missed this story when it was first posted, but regardless reposting now definitely adds an interesting additional perspective to the recent
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10y ago
The startup I'm part of uses ML to predict which end users are likely to churn for our customers. We work with B2B and B2C SAAS, mobile apps and games, and e-commerce. For each of them, it is a generalized solution customized to allow
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10y ago
It wasn't my decision but I fully support it :) It is great to know going in that the company has it's head on straight and is willing to be up front about it.
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10y ago
Appuri, Seattle WA, http://www.appuri.com/ What we do: Appuri helps online businesses understand, diagnose and reduce customer churn. We provide a beautiful, end-to-end solution that makes it easy for our customers to tackl
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10y ago
I give this dump 12 more minutes until someone at Google uploads it to an internal tool to invalidate all of the emails listed.
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10y ago
First they came for our 3.5mm headphone jacks, and I did not speak up...
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10y ago
> Those plots would still be owned by farmers, and planting trees on them would bring in close to zero revenue. There are lots of farming subsidies out there. Even subsidies for letting the land return to (and maintain it in) its "n
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10y ago
URL is invitation link Literally no details on website about what it does, how it is "fastest" "secure" or "private". No privacy policy. Submitted by a 15 minute old account with 6 upvotes immediately...
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10y ago
Appuri, Seattle WA, http://www.appuri.com/ What we do: Appuri helps online businesses understand, diagnose and reduce customer churn. We provide a beautiful, end-to-end solution that makes it easy for our customers to tackl
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10y ago
Seattle actually has some houseboats [1]. Not sure total numbers, but they are definitely a very small drop in the bucket compared to all other housing forms. Probably more impactful in terms of population numbers is the similar "apart
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10y ago
When I read that line it made me think... has anyone done any decent comprehensive retrospective scoring/review of their or other industry 'predictions' even in the near future?
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Oh this should be fun. Commentary will be interesting to hear what the devs will say about AI logic. Use Slack for work? just type /remind me Catch every turn, live on twitch.tv/2k at TIME on Wednesday, October 19 and repla
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10y ago
Appuri, Seattle WA, http://www.appuri.com/ What we do: Appuri helps online businesses understand, diagnose and reduce customer churn. We provide a beautiful, end-to-end solution that makes it easy for our customers to tack
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10y ago
Well this makes me feel a little better... from http://optimal.com/privacy-policy/ WHAT WE COLLECT We get information about you in a range of ways. snip DNS service. If you utilize our DNS-based service, we may recei
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10y ago
Heh. If you don't have plans for it they'd probably be willing to buy it from you.
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10y ago
I know. I was pointing out the... creative... journalism.
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> An advanced human player might, for example, feign weakness on one side of the playing field while mustering a pack of mutalisks—fire-breathing dragon-like creatures—on the other side of the board. Fire-breathing? I must have not been
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11y ago
A significant number are bought as investments, but NOT rented out, making the housing situation worse. Investors from more volatile economies (China) really see a few % up or down as incredibly stable compared to their native currency fluc
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11y ago
Atlas | Seattle, WA | Full-time, ONSITE Hey all, Atlas is looking for talented, motivated team members in Seattle, WA. We're a startup that builds startups and are providing an alternative to early stage venture capital through the cre
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