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8y ago
Anecdotal, but I personally don't block ads on Facebook because I want to see what other people are advertising. Perhaps he has the same philosophy.
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I'm intrigued, but I think it could use some sort of a demo or something to get an idea of what to expect. As it stands I don't know if I really want an invite, because other than the ideology, which is great, I don't know
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8y ago
Your knowledge is wrong.
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> what is attracting investors to these start ups in the first place Growth, basically. As long as you can make a case that your 75 cent dollar store is rapidly accumulating customers, investors will be more than happy to overlook the e
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8y ago
I guess we now have an answer to what comes after material design. Somebody tell the maintainers of Bootstrap so we can have the entire internet updated asap.
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8y ago
Also someone who is not excessively pedantic.
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Flynn effect
(en.wikipedia.org)
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If you frame happiness like that, then yes, it'll be hard to be happy. But happiness, I think, is not an objective state that you get to when all your expectations, desires and wants are met. That's just the story our primitive an
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8y ago
Maybe we could all just agree that AI and ML have their use cases, but they are not necesarily a good fit to any and all computing problems indiscriminately?
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8y ago
Evernote for things that I may need to come back to later in the future or remember (documentation, guides, workarounds, lists, etc), Pocket for articles that I'd like to read sometime but that I never actually read.
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I think Google gave it a pretty good shot at competing with WhatsApp with Allo. The problem is that at the end of the day, the network effect is what matters with messaging. No matter how good the product, it doesn't matter if everyone
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8y ago
Spam and scraping are not the problem, real people are. Getting a nutjob show up with a gun at your office because you are required by law to make your contact and address details public ain't fun, and not something that you can solve
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8y ago
Somewhere in a room HBO's Silicon Valley writers are secretly reading this blog post for inspiration for jokes for the next season :)
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9y ago
Zuckerberg did an interview on CNN last week and basically alluded to what you are saying: http://money.cnn.com/2018/03/22/technology/regulation-politi...
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9y ago
I keep using Thunderbird because I haven't found anything better, but it's unbearably slow. I'd gladly jump ship to a better cross platform, featureful, responsive email client, but apparently they don't make these anymo
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9y ago
Well you certainly get a lot more press for dissing Facebook right now than back then. It's the scapegoat of the moment, may as well take advantage and get on board if it suits you.
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Does no one realize that this a bed that we have made ourselves? That the sea of data that the large five swim in is product of the modern deal that society has with tech, which no one forced us to make? Why is everyone happy to blame Faceb
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Makes you wonder why are they running this story now then. Hell of an interesting timing, almost as if to fit a narrative.
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9y ago
The thing is, no one is arguing that propietary and closed is better than public and open. The problem comes when propietary and closed become the "better" option to the masses (faster, easier to use, more user friendly, more avai
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Mistakes happen, people are human. I don't know that is fair to judge everything Oculus and Facebook are doing based on a couple of incidents; every company, good or bad, large or small, is bound to suffer from minor mishaps occasional
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Europe is too concerned wrestling with large US tech companies to understand that more regulations will only exacerbate the very thing they are trying to get away from.
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9y ago
Somewhat tangential, but, is live coding with multiple people working on the same editor a thing? I feel like something like this would be incredibly distracting to get any actual work done, but I guess there must be legitimate use cases fo
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I get why phrased like that it can sound condescending, but really, "what do I use this for" can be a perfectly legitimate and innocent question. Personally, if I ask this, most of the time it's because I'm genuinely int
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You just have to look at what happened after the MtGox collapse in 2014: Bitcoin goes back to sleep for 2 or 3 years, afterwards everyone forgets it ever happened and another rally takes place where cryptocurrencies "go mainstream"
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It exists in its early stages, but it's terribly impractical, hence no exchange or end user is in a rush to adopt it. Its design is almost like someone took a hard look at Bitcoin and concluded "Gee, this is not cumbersome enough
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Does Facebook really need to take on this role of news publisher? I get that people are accustomed to it now, but wouldn't it be easier for everyone to undo this, let Facebook be the place where you go for the occasional family photos
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The demand in India for something like this is evidently there, so you may be on to something. Someone at Facebook better take notes.
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> https://www.rollingstone.com/glixel/features/lightwear-intro... This is very impressive if what it says is true. They've basically reinvented the concept of a digital computer display by projecting a sor
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> The dual mobile/console functionality of the Switch seems to be almost as gimmicky as the motion controls of the Wii. As someone that was extremely skeptical of the Switch but ended up grabbing one anyway: it's not as gimmick
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> for some reason, the structure of the network means that the estimated output learns realistic features first, and then overfits to the noise afterwords. Why does this happen? What characteristics does the network structure have that c
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