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by Sven7 13y ago
Who is "we" and what have "we" given away? If we refers to software developers, then you have to realize all software developers and software companies aren't created equal. Just as all doctors and hospitals aren&#x
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My mom makes the same argument about housewives. Weirdly enough Dwight Howard, Howard Stern and Larry Ellison also think they deserve better. Survival of the fittest and all that...for the rest there are unions.
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Well thank god for college kids.
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erm...chrome speech API?!? What exactly are you doing? and how can I do it too?
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They are asking Google for open access to content Google doesn't own just as Google is telling Facebook the same thing.
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You are right. Google owns all that content. Kim Dotcom should learn from the masters.
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As to the innovation centers of the tech industry, I'd like to see some more decentralization of the hubs. As it evolved, the auto industry benefited greatly from stuff that came out of Europe and Asia. Same cant be said of tech.
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Great point. Amazon should do the same thing. Since they host all these sites on their cloud. The only browser that should be allowed to access it should be Amazon's.
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So if you are saying in future, Anthony Weiners will get elected, then again I have to disagree with you. Thanks to human nature, I see the exact opposite happening with our leaders. And to your main point, the tech is inevitable cause its
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Rent-seeking in silicon valley isn't spoken about enough. Rent seeking has and will always be around, but is it increasing? When we are talking about rankings and matching algo's in the hands of monopolies be it Google, Facebook,
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"cultural acceptance of deviancy" Really? So at the height of the next privacy/NSA/Snowden debates, I guess, I should expect society to be vigorously defending the privacy rights of the next Anthony Wiener. Yup I am sure
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Which is one of the main reasons Google has no serious competition in search except possibly in China. It is also why the rate of innovation in search isn't moving as fast as it can be moving. If Google opened up (unlimited) web API ac
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Mankiw - Defending the On Percent(aeaweb.org)
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This is the Neil Degrasse Tyson argument. Though I like it, I kind of really prefer the Bill Gates argument on healthcare and education, and think its the more important one, that everyone can come together on...not just the nerds. And I am
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Ooh...blind religious belief...the source of many a down vote.
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My problem isn't with welfare for those born disadvantaged, its with lazy hipsters.
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I see. And how do your holiness save your "less-than-technical friends and family" from Google, Gmail, iTunes, YouTube, Facebook....
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Nihilism has given you a distraction you mean :P It also perfectly excuses the lazy. And I dont care what stories lazy people tell them selves, until it starts effecting the taxes I pay.
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That line wasn't an accident and that's the most disgusting bit about it. Come on Mr. Obama. I expect better from you. Gandhi and Mandela were charged for all kinds of things. Lets not start making that the bar. I wouldn't wa
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You are entitled to have these problems only after you start a company and sell it off for a billion dollars.
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It's like the wasp that lays her eggs inside a big juicy caterpillar.
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The real question is - is there a better way to value, the opinion pieces of people who don't do anything other than write for a living?
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Spamming and DDoS...pfft...too much work. I would have just written a blog post on chrome passwords.
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Yup...people thought the Wright brothers should stick to building bicycles too. I mean how can a bicycle repairman replicate a mechanism that nature took a million years to develop in a bird? It was ridiculous. Couple years later they were
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Welcome to the real world.
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Engineers need to learn the art of building social and political capital. Also patience. Just the finances, scientific mindset and a moral conscience doesn't get you real change. I have seen too many bright people "rant and run&q
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Obviously we need to know where the eggs are getting laid. I mean before we cure cancer, figure out how the brain works and solve inequality all the alien eggs must be found.
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Maybe SETI should try a SETI@NSA
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Hey wait a second...I am quite intrigued by that "always on" speech core and that NLP core. Google has some great speech recognition tech(possibly the best). This is one area where they can really leave the rest of the pack behind
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If you are in the ad targeting business, what demographic is going to produces greater yields - kids with no income or people who blindly overpay for shit coffee?

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