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akshayB
6y ago
Facebook is now playing damage control as sentiment of people have shifted or they must have probably noticed some drop in activity, KPI or usage due to their recent stance. There is probably more going on behind the curtains, huge organiza
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6y ago
I think in future this will gain momentum. We had one of my co-workers attend this event and he was super happy with the experience. But if you think of it you are flying 1000s of people all over the global, hotel, cabs .... way too much mo
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Difference in weather forecast
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7y ago
Also on top of all this drama they have a non compete clause which they are not willing to wave.
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7y ago
This is also another way to dodge laying off people as well. Because with that company looks bad on books
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Unfair Employer practice to force Employees to move
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7y ago
One of the biggest issues with any system is to stop spread of false information. All social networking platforms are designed to give importance to viral content so they can get opportunity to monetizing these things. Most likely by the ti
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7y ago
I think there are still lot of technical challenges to design something like this for long space missions but the design needs lot of space and resulting structure can be enormous.
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7y ago
I also find it super interesting on how US government would monitor natural resources of other countries for decades without anyone knowing about it
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7y ago
Lot of areas in north eastern parts of India does not have any big infrastructure and dams for water storage because they heavily relied on water coming from Himalayan glaciers. In future if Indian government does not do big projects to dev
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7y ago
Most likely they will move to some country around China so its still easy for them to move stuff and raw materials around. They can also move the production to India a place where they always struggled to sell the phone.
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7y ago
With water levels going up and climate change patterns, I find it counter intuitive that lot of luxury/premium properties are built close of water. This not only results into higher insurance rates on these properties but in-case of an
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India Plans to Launch Moon Mission in July
(time.com)
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7y ago
Yeah there needs to be some sort of rules if they are not classified as utilities. I don't want a doctor's office to get shitty internet when doing video conferencing other doctors for opinion while a millionair's kids on sam
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7y ago
Also utilities can be easily regulated even at county level or state level, services (ISPs) can't
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7y ago
maybe I didn't choose the best example but they don't throttle your water supplies.
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7y ago
ISP are becoming annoying middle man who want to make money from any data they can get their hands on. What eventually needs to be done is we classify ISPs as utility. Example - your water supplier doesn't make a big deal if you use mo
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7y ago
The extremely salinity of the dead sea also could be a byproduct of those bacteria that lived there in past. Eventually these micro organisms may have died after consuming their primary resource they lived off.
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14,000-year-old footprints record an underground Stone Age family outing
(arstechnica.com)
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7y ago
There are also lot of theories which suggest that life started at multiple places on earth and each branch could have evolved in a very different way. More like a forest rather then single point of origin.
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7y ago
Every time studies are published, we redefine the way in which could be heading towards LUCA. Maybe life on earth existed way earlier then we expected and earth recycles everything over period of time that the traces of origin are gone.
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7y ago
One of the biggest issues with social network is when you scale from a specific region to global scale. For example - carrying a weapon (for safety or religious reasons) could be totally normal in certain parts of the world but now when you
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I am bit surprised by the fact that with unemployment rate that is all time low, people should eventually see that savings amount go up overall. This is almost saving like $8 per week which is close to hourly minimum wage. Personally I thin
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7y ago
It feels like they redesigned the website and the app with less blue on it. But there is no indication or emphasis of security of the user data. End to end encryption is good but what happens when data ends getting stored somewhere, there i
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8y ago
Why can't all social network make 2 factor auth. and verify account with text messages. This should cut out lot of fake accounts. They can also randomly send out email verification when people try to upload stuff. It might make the pro
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Judge recommends import ban on iPhones after latest Apple vs. Qualcomm verdict
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8y ago
I wonder if the industry eventually plans to address In-App Purchase fees, it is always worth it for small companies since it offers payment process, presence at global level, marketing tools, international transactions and some protection
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Bill Gates Made These 15 Predictions Back in 1999
(entrepreneur.com)
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How to protect humans in a fully automated society
(theverge.com)
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8y ago
One of things I am super interested in is how the outcome of this experiment is measured. How do people end-up using this money, how local economy is impacted and does this address any issues like poverty/education.
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