awestley

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Walgreens replaced some fridge doors with screens. And some shoppers hate it(cnn.com)
2 points by awestley 5y ago|3 comments
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by awestley 5y ago
“Why We Banned Lego” FTFY
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by awestley 5y ago
What is that? A yacht for ants?
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by awestley 5y ago
RIP Sidney Poitier
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by awestley 5y ago
I've seen what an unlatched hood can do at highway speeds. It will rip the hood right off the dampers and smash the windshield. FSD won't help you.
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by awestley 5y ago
This is the most realistic answer here.
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by awestley 5y ago
Seems like semantics. Propagate means to spread. Seems accurate to me.
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by awestley 5y ago
Translates to: "I just received an alert @AppleSupport about a possible cyberattack on my phone from state services. With the indication that I may be targeted for what I am doing or who I am. I will take the warning seriously becaus
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by awestley 5y ago
This I 100% believe
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by awestley 5y ago
This was a great way to start my day
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by awestley 5y ago
I think they are doing all this on purpose. With the long term goal of scaring away most of the human labor. Creating the opportunity to auto the entire process.
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by awestley 5y ago
Terrible, terrible name..
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by awestley 5y ago
Yeah. I suppose that is right. For me, that was an ideal way to learn but that doesn't mean their aren't different/better ways. And don't get me wrong, I'm all for these layers of abstraction helping simplify comple
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by awestley 5y ago
I've thought the same thing. I was lucky enough to grow up with computers. I matured as they did. This allowed me to understand the hardware and software fundamentally. It seems like a lot of that knowledge has been abstracted behind t
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by awestley 5y ago
What if someone takes this job for free and it kicks off a long and successful career? Maybe one that lets them create jobs. Is it really a bad thing? They are just playing the game by the rules that exist. Good or bad.
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by awestley 6y ago
Would it be worse? A big part of what companies like FB and Google do is get people "hooked" (A good book on this very topic) on sharing that data. In effect willingly revealing more and more data about themselves. If it were simp
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by awestley 6y ago
This would be a good system for managing Tasks and TODOs.
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by awestley 7y ago
Not everyone can say they saved the world (and it be true). RIP Mr. Petrov.
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by awestley 7y ago
I'm glad I ditched all my nest stuff.
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by awestley 7y ago
TL;DR: Cheaters gonna cheat.
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by awestley 7y ago
Net by definition means after certain adjustments have been taken out (like taxes). Regardless $75/$150/$300 in any case, it's a slap in the face. A slap that you need to pay taxes on.
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by awestley 7y ago
Ouch. A slap in the face to you and they might as well have burnt that $150 (Likely $300 dollars before taxes) since it had the total opposite effect.
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by awestley 7y ago
It is smart. It works the other way too. Tableau customers will see more reasons to switch to Salesforce.
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by awestley 7y ago
I'm going to try!
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by awestley 7y ago
Integrations. Loss of IFTTT would be enough. No doubt Alexa will follow.
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by awestley 7y ago
I guess all my nest stuff is going ebay... Too bad.
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by awestley 7y ago
I picture the author as an early-to-mid 20-year old that is great on the data sci side but weak as a developer. Considers "having to learn" python or R as a hurdle to their accessing their innate mathematical prowess.
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by awestley 8y ago
You reap what you sow Microsoft...
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by awestley 8y ago
That didn't seem like failure to me.
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by awestley 9y ago
I had an early version of the Model S with the autopilot (P85D). Once it was made available I noticed a DECREASE in the reliability after every update. From day one it was great. It would be glued to the car in front of it and kept me safe.

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