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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
It's still creepy. Doesn't matter if they know or not or if it's routine.
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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
Is it me or was his original motivation to take a photo of a woman he was sweet on without her knowing kind of creepy?
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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
Slight nit there's no amplification here just focusing to make the field more directional.
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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
We have bad conditions for sure in San Francisco and poverty elsewhere in the US that all Americans should be ashamed of. Frankly the state of poverty in America is unacceptable. But the poverty we have is nowhere near the scale and absol
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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
I don't think the author is familiar with the Merchandise Mart in Chicago nor the Frank Gehry design of Facebook's new mega building (to cite 2 well known non US govt. examples).
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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
Dropouts are ok and honestly a good thing. Not everyone is cut out to be an engineer. I think the commenter is correct. C makes you learn how a computer works. As your code gets more sophisticated you'll eventually have to know this
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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
I fail to see how this is relevant to FaceID which profiles the shape of your face. Similar to our senses and similar physiology that would give the same measurement results are not the same thing.
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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
This link is utterly irrelevant in the context of FaceID.
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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
>>>Your facial features are very likely to be similar to people who live around you. Is this your assumption or do you have a reference for this?
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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
Sorry but I have to disagree. They are custom but that kind of customization is not all that difficult. Essentially it's using same HW as everyone else in a way that supports their scale better. That's it.
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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
Clearly his post was humorous and intended to poke fun at people's paranoia of poisoned candy.
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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
Sorry but I disagree. The most valuable part of the MBA is the accounting bit. This can be learned by smart people OJT. It's valuable to study cases but you don't need an overpriced MBA for that. The rest is mostly horseshit.
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agoodthrowaway
9y ago
I honestly believe MBAs suck the lifeblood out of a company. I was at an event for Microsoft Ventures and I was the only engineer there. I had never had so many conversations where the content contained so many syllables and yet had no co