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by bobsil1 10y ago
Also pilots: highly technical people are confident they can handle it without dying.
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by bobsil1 10y ago
Martians
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by bobsil1 10y ago
Like search engines, see a failed query followed by a successful one and map the first to the second.
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by bobsil1 10y ago
They really hated Apple slowness and canceling existing partner deals. So they want to be ubiquitous on their own, if they can hack it.
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by bobsil1 10y ago
Body cams on kids, striped across each grade. It's the best way.
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by bobsil1 10y ago
Yes but they let third parties create the ontologies. If they're smart they'll do auto query optimization.
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by bobsil1 10y ago
Viv tries to get partners to register their API, domain specific verbs and NL training terms in Viv's back end.
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by bobsil1 10y ago
>SQL query planner Viv has to disambiguate the intent with user profile and context, normalize the schema across partner databases, rank partners which support the same verbs, build a partner system which lets them add verbs and domain-s
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by bobsil1 10y ago
For educated voters he's anti-charismatic.
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by bobsil1 11y ago
You need to incorporate the big picture into the promotion incentives. Safety not # of FBI cases, health not # of hospital procedures, security not DOD wars.
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by bobsil1 11y ago
>okay ethics Let millions starve in manmade famine, massacres, 200 years of resource theft...
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Show HN: Fisheye visualization for preview photos
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by bobsil1 12y ago
http://herebyapp.co . Apparently HTTPS URLs aren't auto linked on HN?
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Show HN: HereBy = photos nearby
2 points by bobsil1 12y ago|2 comments
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by bobsil1 12y ago
The products are their own best marketing.
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by bobsil1 12y ago
Resolved by K. Alexander Status: Won't fix — by design
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by bobsil1 12y ago
Net architecture needs to go Tor-style.
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by bobsil1 12y ago
Just need a telegenic "privacy rape" case, which is inevitable.
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by bobsil1 12y ago
This whole frame is wrong. Mass domestic spying is about domestic political advantage, not terrorism.
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by bobsil1 12y ago
Congress is a client of mass spying. It will not rein it in in any meaningful way.
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by bobsil1 12y ago
It stops mass spying, targeted is fine if legit. The NSA will not stop because DC wants to spy on governors, lawyers, judges, companies, etc. NSA has been illegally spying domestically since its inception, which was itself an undemocratic e
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by bobsil1 12y ago
dm;we (doesn't matter; will encrypt) Entire consumer stack will go encrypted.
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by bobsil1 12y ago
Redshirt.
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Show HN: Simple video highlight maker(dippr.co)
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by bobsil1 12y ago
This is marginally less silly than Snapchat being "worth" as much as SpaceX.
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by bobsil1 12y ago
Yup. It's like all the funded meals-for-startups startups.
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by bobsil1 12y ago
> Someone with zero intelligence... experience Not true. > as they called it "indirect" access NSA also tapped FB upstream. > Would you trust your DBA to judge which of your files were okay to be posted Would you trust th
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by bobsil1 12y ago
Welcome to the Bay! Yeah, thought he expressed "life is about the journey" particularly well.
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by bobsil1 12y ago
Another approach by Hunter S. Thompson: pick your way of life first so you're guaranteed to enjoy what you do. Then pick the gig. http://www.yourfriendshouse.com/2014/hunter-s-thompson-on-fi...
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by bobsil1 12y ago
Thanks! If I get enough regular users, I'll do a Droid version.

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