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9y ago
As obvious as these sales look like insider trading, I wonder if the execs are that ignorant and or greedy, or if this is truly a case of bad timing of large sales...
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9y ago
May be an unpopular take on this, but maybe something to think about. There are many things in school that amount to being "busy work" or pointless excercises. Is it possible that intellegent kids see through the bs and want to sh
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9y ago
Red Herring to irrelevant what she majored in in college. C level employees are not in the weeds or frontline when it comes to security anyway. At worst, she could be blamed for not having the correct vision or grasping the scope of importa
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9y ago
So it says "In 1986, Geoffrey Hinton co-authored a paper that, four decades later, is central to the explosion of artificial intelligence." Is it just me that considers that 3 decades? I am curious which is the typo. Was it 76? or
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9y ago
And text edit is the only app I had that would open a 6gb csv file I had. I don't have sublime text but I wonder if it would do it.
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9y ago
I get your point and I am well aware of the rudeness of looking at your clock during a conversation and how rude that is. However, I am not someone who is constantly getting notifications, and my phone is kept in my front pocket and is gene
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9y ago
Hopefully poster is ok with this, but this guy would know as he was one of the first DAWs for Windows. Cakewalk/Sonar.
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9y ago
They did mention that they tested against photos, and worked with hollywood makeup artists to make masks to test the phone as well. The number they mention for the odds that someone elses face will match yours is 1 in 1,000,000. They also s
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9y ago
I actually thought they were always of the opinion that they will only lead when they feel like they can make it a good experience or that the tech is finished or mature enough.
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9y ago
I saw that- I am very curious how this will pan out as its released. I am wondering how well it will really adjust to your face changing(for instance a significant weight loss/gain, or injury)
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9y ago
I always thought the apple watch was frivolous. Then I got one as a gift and cant imagine not having one. The ability to see whether or not a text/call is important without having to pull my phone out of my pocket is a killer feature f
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9y ago
Thanks for clarifying the charge levels. I do, however disagree on the refuel experience mainly because while it is true, that you can constantly refuel your car while it is parked at home, the long distance driving use case is exactly wher
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9y ago
I said this statement in the MB electrification article https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15219469 Electric cars need a battery tech that offers a "refuel experience" if they want to change the game. Ive seen t
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9y ago
This made me chuckle. Yes, this is not a case of a recluse squatting on some land in the middle of nowhere, it is land off of a major highway, there is just no address or postal code associated with it.
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9y ago
My father in law owns property in west Texas. No address just gps coordinates. He gets packages sent to a place in a nearby town.
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9y ago
I feel like what they mean, is the first "factory" built car that has some self driving capability.
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9y ago
So this headline obviously has broad room for interpretation. It is simply not feasible to dump the ICE in 5 years across the lineup. I would guess that a sizable percentage would be mild hybrid, which is kind of the only way to hit some of
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9y ago
The way I read this is that Allergan is making a lump sum payment, and then ongoing annual royalties beyond that. That makes sense to me, as the money is coming from the sales of Restasis at inflated/uncompetitive pricing.
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9y ago
According to this[1], he is staying on as an advisory of the now "excellent" team. I do not doubt that korg has more than just him to hold responsible for their gear, but sometimes the charisma of someone can inspire... Hopefully
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9y ago
I was planning to add in my original comment that the Roland SE-02 wasn't even built by Roland, its a studio electronics adaptation into their boutique form factor. That said, its a pretty cool little piece of gear that can definitely
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9y ago
I am using the desktop version. It could just be me but I generally find I cant do much more than sound design or a few pattern "blurb" of a song on any iOS devices or tablets. I like a proper keyboard to bang notes into.
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9y ago
I actually did but misspelled as minilog. Oops. I should have known better and it's definitely on my shopping list.
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9y ago
I am actually really impressed with Korg these days. They were among the first to push their classics into the VST/Audio Unit/AAX world. They also have pushed their electribes into iOS. Gadget, while kind of pricey is truly a uniq
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9y ago
I guess I see a ton of upside here, but I also see that this could easily be abused and possibly a tool to completely destroy someones life. Imagine getting a phone call from your "partner" saying they cheated on you. I dont know
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9y ago
I agree that, in theory, at least the avionics shouldn't be accessible from the IFE. I am sure there is a rigorous protocol for making sure this is properly secured and certification for airworthiness. I think the parent comment was mo
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9y ago
Thank you for this comment. I for one would be pretty pissed if a "hacker" decided to crash my/or my kids entertainment on a long flight. There is definitely a need for this type of work, but doing so in a 50,000 lb brick flo
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9y ago
Its kind of sad to see what has become of IBM. It is now just another consulting shop that wants to plant a slew of 3-400/hr consultants to run projects. The big consulting companies best trick was to convince those in the enterprise t
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9y ago
Having just lived through Harvey, I cannot stress enough that if you are in a position to evacuate, please do so. We were lucky to narrowly escape flooding in our home, but for 3 days we had no water, septic or power(need power for the othe
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9y ago
The scope of work involved is too great to remix and remaster all the records. I also know that most indie records are not kept in their multitrack form as meticulously as big label acts.
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9y ago
This. Once the "master" is treated with the maximizing limiters that are used in the loudness war the files are just rendered into their separate file formats. If the SA cd promised that they reloaded the source tape/protools
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