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by albertop 10y ago
(NotSo) SmartThings is extremely unreliable. Even simple routines will randomly fail at least once a month. It is fine system for toys, but I would not put it on anything the you care about - like home security.
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by albertop 10y ago
Cul-de-Sac hase one enormous advantage - Google and Waze will not be able to send tons of traffic through your little street.
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by albertop 10y ago
It looks like you have not guts or think it is not proper to give that advice to women. Why do you think is fine to do it for older people?
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by albertop 10y ago
I find it fascinating that when there is a discussion about age discrimination, most commenters have "advice" for the old farts how to stay current, learn current hip tech, be willing to work longer hours etc. However, we we talk
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by albertop 10y ago
You know who the Yann LeCun is, don't you?
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by albertop 10y ago
Not on a modern campus if it says Republican.
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by albertop 10y ago
Why do you think market for software developers is so poor in Spain?
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by albertop 10y ago
Graft, corruption, and mismanagement == Socialism
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by albertop 11y ago
Based on the proposed platform it looks like Watson is already running. It took over the body on uncle Bernie.
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by albertop 11y ago
Seems like "It has rarely happened to the benefit of small/medium businesses." and "The companies that most struggle with red tape aren't mega-corps but the smaller companies" are contradictory. Not sure if I u
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by albertop 11y ago
A good article on this subject arguing otherwise http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-myth-of-basic-science-144561... . Continuation of the ideas from the What Technology Wants book.
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by albertop 11y ago
You realize that your proposal would kill startups. No small company can afford this list of benefits.
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by albertop 11y ago
“With war looming, it’s time to be prepared. So last week I switched to a fixed-rate mortgage. It means higher monthly payments, but I’m terrified about what will happen to interest rates once financial markets wake up to the implications o
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by albertop 11y ago
> What is really need is for the legal system to streamline. As long as it takes 20 hours to do your divorce, it'll never be cheap. Also lawyers have no incentive to streamline the process. They are all billing by the hour, so the l
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by albertop 11y ago
righteousness == $2.7M ?
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by albertop 12y ago
Free marketplace has been squashed by Seattle process.
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by albertop 12y ago
Not really, the real question is at the end of article: "There's just one question: Do we love our Seattle process too much?" There is a choice - you can have process, permits, etc or you can have fast connections. The proble
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by albertop 13y ago
We should have a rule that prevents people quiting thier perfectly sensible jobs to work on startups. They are risky as hell and when fali founders are burden to society.
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by albertop 13y ago
So I wonder where are all commenters blasting Apple for careless coding. Crypto is brittle.
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by albertop 13y ago
Actually CA is at the bottom 48 or 49.