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brisance
8y ago
It may be important for readers to know that Electrek has some kind of financial interest in Tesla.
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GANPaint: Paint with GAN units
(gandissect.res.ibm.com)
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Search for Lirum. Tons of apps like this.
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Yes, and the market size for that is…? We don't all grow our own crops, make our own clothes, brew our own beer, refine our own crude oil etc, even though we may have the knowledge to do so. Some things are better left to specialists,
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There are lots of tools you can use to develop iOS apps other than Xcode. Phonegap/Cordova/OutSystems, Visual Studio, Xojo, Mendix, LiveCode et al. End of the day, Apple like any other corporation does what it does because it make
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It depends on whether Musk stays within the terms of the settlement, and whether the SEC has the courage to pursue any breaches. The SEC is not exactly at the forefront of enforcement though, despite its title. The Madoff Ponzi scheme was d
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British technology company Dyson to build electric car in Singapore
(channelnewsasia.com)
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Except that is exactly how PageRank worked in the beginning. Heavily linked pages were deemed more popular/useful while those at the edges of the network were less so. As for your last point, metadata is all about addressing these issu
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Algorithmic merchandising will erode trust in Amazon
(shift.newco.co)
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Are you unaware of the Takata airbag scandal?
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Apple's valuation is >$1 trillion. Is that big enough?
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Electrek EIC and Publisher Gaming Referral Program for Free Tesla Roadsters
(thedrive.com)
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The "you" refers to the "index fund manager", yes? If so, then your thesis doesn't make sense. The index fund manager's job is to maintain the fund's allocation according to the index calculation to the be
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From their press release: "We also want to thank all of our customers who volunteered to help us with deliveries, and our new customers who are showing their faith in Tesla by purchasing our products in such large numbers." Isn&#x
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What's that got to do with VCSELs?
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Haven’t you been following the news at all? It’s called “rich white male privilege”. The person occupying the White House exemplifies it. Inauguration day was tough for many parents; lots of people didn’t know how to explain to their kids h
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Did you forget that this is only the SEC action and that the DOJ is also investigating? The DOJ has subpoena power… they can easily build a case by gathering witnesses, starting with the board of directors.
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He may not have traded but his compensation is tied to the stock’s value. Which is a criminal offense since he is a direct beneficiary.
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Lots of other cars also have 5 star NCAP ratings. I’m willing to bet at any time a Subaru will be in that list. Adaptive cruise control and lane tracking are also not exclusive to Tesla.
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The NCPPR representative asked Mr. Cook to commit right then and there to doing only those things that were profitable. What ensued was the only time I can recall seeing Tim Cook angry, and he categorically rejected the worldview behind the
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Really? Name another smartphpone maker that ships as many VCSELs as Apple did last year. And name a wearable that does as much as the new Apple Watch.
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iOS 12 runs on the 5s. https://www.apple.com/ios/ios-12/
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Ma Ying Jeou and the KMT have some persuasive arguments; there was an interview on YouTube where he eloquently explained why these claims exist; the mainland Chinese Communist party came to power without being elected by the people. Also, w
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Chinese government is unelected and does bad things, that is true. The current US administration is also bad — separating families seeking asylum, being the only country in the world to leave the Paris climate agreement etc.
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Sadly, the US does similar things. The current administration is particularly evil, yet why didn't Google employees resign en masse when Snowden came forward with the revelations?
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Drive a Porsche newer than 2012, like a 981 or 991.1 or newer. The PDK transmission is very good, almost telepathic. Slight push on the throttle and it downshifts into the meat of the torque band. I currently drive an E92 M3 DCT which suffe
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You can get into a slide easily by disengaging the clutch temporarily. Few dual clutch cars can do this e.g. Porsche GT3. You also can do heel-toe downshift without unbalancing the car's weight distribution, if you do it right. Newer c
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Ah, thanks for the update. The wheels of justice turn really slowly though. Some of those account holders could've been long dead before they got their money back. :(
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How did the SEC discover this… did someone submit an order and it did not show up on the exchanges?
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This is market making and is done in currency markets. Your broker/dealer might be the other party taking the other side of the trade. The argument over there is that as long as you trade major currencies, the market depth and liquidit
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