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by berdon 8y ago
I very specifically pointed out that my comparison to the aircraft was solely with regards to the data itself - and not around ownership.
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by berdon 8y ago
My question didn't imply you don't have access to it - my question was "if you have access to it" and making general, technical, assumptions on it's likely composition - how could/would it be useful to the laym
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by berdon 8y ago
There is only one objective way to analyze data if all it is in a bunch of meaningless numbers without context. That was what my question was about: if the data dump from tesla consists of arrays of numbers for state data for some ML algori
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by berdon 8y ago
This isn't reversing the question - it's asking an entirely different question. My question was about the value of the data to a consumer. Presumably, this data is a mixture of location history, sensor/actuator logs (maybe hu
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by berdon 8y ago
What use would this type of data be to the average consumer? Outside of the obvious question of ownership and argument of who owns the data - isn't this otherwise very similar to being in a plane crash and demanding the black box data?
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by berdon 8y ago
The only caveat to this approach, and it's minor, is that the inherited disorder will continue to be inherited. So the children need to be aware that when they have kids they'll want to have the same done (assuming nothing better
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by berdon 8y ago
Yeah, this is just simple naivete. I do agree with the author's premise that "GUI development is broken" but certainly not because I can't rip out a "text editor" in a couple hours. Things that seem simple tend
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by berdon 9y ago
My principal complaint was going to be "why not a plugin" to the various editors that already exist (eg. VSCode, Sublime, Vim, etc). I saw the screenshot and thought, ugh, YAEA (yet another electron app).
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by berdon 9y ago
I came here to complain about it being yet another standalone app. I came back, after RTFA, to say that I'm pleasantly surprised that it runs completely in the web browser. https://webassembly.studio/
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by berdon 9y ago
I wonder if you would have better results if you did it 100% of the time. I wonder if training was hindered simply because other neural pathways would still "win" after the 12 hours each day. But all of this speculation is centere
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by berdon 9y ago
This is more speculative than anything: have you tried eye-patching the good eye to force your brain into being trained to use the bad one? Specifically for a long period of time (months).
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by berdon 9y ago
Tangentially related to the safety of niacin, for most people niacin/B3 is relatively inert and used by the body. In fact, if you don't get enough of it, you fall in danger of having pellagra [1]. If I eat it, I'm guaranteed
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Google's old finance site officially removed(finance.google.com)
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by berdon 9y ago
I had meant "Send me a box this week".
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by berdon 9y ago
Likely a strange coincidence but there were just explosions at a DFW Chemical Plant. https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Large-Fire-at-Fertilizer-F...
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by berdon 9y ago
We just cancelled our Hello Fresh (which we loved) but if we can buy similar kits at the store we'll probably do so. Hello Fresh boxes are great but their subscription and forced delivery model just doesn't work with our schedule.
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by berdon 9y ago
Yes, if they were on the edge of validity.
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by berdon 9y ago
If a patent has been found invalid - can previous lawsuits that awarded damages to the patent troll be invalidated? This might make it far more dangerous for a troll to go to court.
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by berdon 9y ago
The feature I miss/wish for the most was looking at the phone sitting on your desk and having the screen turn on. "Wonder if I have any notifications...Nope"
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by berdon 9y ago
I worked on it too. You're right about the head tracking - it did work very well. They had some great UX ideas centered around it too. It's unfortunate it didn't pan out for those UX features alone.
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by berdon 9y ago
http://www.dcastle.org/ They've existed since 92 and had in game currency bought with cash since around that time.
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by berdon 9y ago
"No, they don't have to. But I also don't have to refrain from saying they are lazy jerks that are breaking the Internet. They are lazy jerks that are breaking the Internet." Nope, you don't. But don't pass it
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by berdon 9y ago
You're again creating a strawman's argument. You're pretending the cook is forcing you to eat the food. He's not. Go somewhere else - it's your right. This whole thread is about people who take that right, to not do
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by berdon 9y ago
"The vegetarian is being served beef even though they ordered a vegetarian entree from the waiter." No - you accessed the website with a personal expectation that the author adhered to your standards. The web is free, developers a
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by berdon 9y ago
That's like saying paint isn't necessary for an artist to convey their art. You only want pencil and that's all that should be used. You're welcome to want text on a website but the website creator is welcome to do as th
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by berdon 9y ago
You're building a strawman's narrative here. This website uses javascript for _far_ more than displaying text. Additionally, "requires permission to use browser features that are not necessary for the presentation" is de
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by berdon 9y ago
This. Pointing out lack of no-javascript support is tantamount to starting every dinner conversation with "I'm a vegetarian". It's OK to turn javascript off but we've long since left the world where javascript wasn&
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by berdon 9y ago
I disagree with the article title - counting calories _is_ the key to weight loss. Aside from gut flora and the random virus that increases your body's propensity for storing fat - your body's only source of fuel is food. Calories
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by berdon 9y ago
I switched from soda to diet soda and lost 30 pounds in a month. That was 10 years ago, still kept it off, still drinking diet soda.
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by berdon 9y ago
Hopefully the age of web apps and the demise of frivolous and expensive marketing apps for the sake of having an app.

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