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by Inconel 9y ago
As someone who grew up mostly in SF/Oak and now lives in LA, I'm not sure I'd agree. They both have some truly beautiful areas but large parts of SF aren't particularly aesthetically pleasing, at least to me. I grew up m
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by Inconel 9y ago
The figure for the wider metro region probably includes a ton of undeveloped land in the LA mountains all the way out to Palmdale/Lancaster, which will skew things quite a bit since those areas are very low density. I would definitely
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by Inconel 9y ago
I'm sure it's a big issue but I don't think it's any worse than most other large American metros. In fact, I imagine it may be less of an issue here. LA does actually have a somewhat functional rail/bus system and s
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New Google Earth launching April 18, likely VR focus(9to5google.com)
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Amazon Makes Mic and Voice Tech from Echo Available to Third-Party Device Makers(phx.corporate-ir.net)
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Nvidia releases beta Pascal GPU drivers for old Mac Pros (and Hackintoshes)(arstechnica.com)
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John Deere partners with Kespry to bring drones to construction and forestry(techcrunch.com)
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GeoVisual Search from Descartes Labs(medium.com)
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Tinder Select is a secret, members-only version of the app(techcrunch.com)
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by Inconel 10y ago
You can add Snow to that list. From what I gather it's basically a Snapchat clone by the same company that owns Line. I've noticed my Korean friends here in LA use it all the time to communicate with friends in S. Korea.
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Snap Is Said to Have Worked on a Drone(nytimes.com)
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Nearly one year after launch, Apple Pay finds limited traction in China(techcrunch.com)
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by Inconel 10y ago
I appreciate your response as well. I don't participate much in social media aside from HN, and while the term "virtue signaling" has a very specific meaning and use case for me, I'm probably ignorant on how its used in
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by Inconel 10y ago
Regarding misgendering you, that was truly not my intention. I spoke too hastily and while I took a cursory look at the links in your profile, and have seen your handle around HN, and for the record I generally find myself in agreement with
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by Inconel 10y ago
Serious question, while I know the term "virtue signaling" is somewhat contentious, I've never heard any critiques of it in terms of racist code talk so I'm unsure what you're getting at. I'm not up to date on
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by Inconel 10y ago
HN links to satirical website poking fun at HN. Some HN users find the summaries to be quite humorous. One HN user, in true HN virtue signaling fashion, takes the opportunity to be outraged that the satire doesn't adequately address b
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by Inconel 10y ago
I stumbled across this site from one of those "/g/ acts like HN" threads a few months ago and it's quite funny. I think my favorite summaries so far are: The Muskonauts figured out why their shit exploded. Hackerne
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Huawei staff fear cuts as smartphone profits disappoint(reuters.com)
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Xiaomi’s new Mi5c is the first phone to be powered by its custom chipset(techcrunch.com)
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The Google Assistant is coming to more Android phones(blog.google)
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by Inconel 10y ago
I can understand your unease with visiting the US, and I certainly don't wish to dismiss your valid concerns, but I think tragic and hateful events like this can also serve to highlight the good in people. It should be noted that one o
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Android Messages will be new default texting app Google wants you to use(theverge.com)
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by Inconel 10y ago
Thanks for the link. Some of the issues raised definitely have the potential to be problematic.
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by Inconel 10y ago
I'm curious why such a universal ID hasn't been implemented? I would assume there must be some people against it, what would be their rationale?
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by Inconel 10y ago
I'm pretty much completely uninformed on this issue so please don't take this comment as a challenge to your assertion, but how does the US go about determining whether or not voter fraud is taking place? Do polling/voting of
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Google developing Allo desktop/web client(twitter.com)
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Google Pixel XL, four months later (LTE performance analysis)(cellularinsights.com)
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by Inconel 10y ago
>tad dishonest I agree that the internet mob can be unduly cruel, and as a larger issue I'm uncomfortable with the notion than a single mistake a person makes is now often immortalized on the internet for eternity, but does what thi
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by Inconel 10y ago
Slightly off topic, but do many people working in SV or at Google find it as daunting a task to fold laundry and clean their bathrooms as the author does?
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by Inconel 10y ago
Relevant discussion from a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13683110

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