btian

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by btian 11y ago
> chances of him getting hacked are basically zero How do you know that? Your machine is probably still susceptible to POODLE. He is on non-admin account doesn't mean the OS doesn't contain bugs that allow privilege escalation.
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by btian 11y ago
You should move to a supported OS to reduce chance of getting hacked.
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by btian 11y ago
Apple is doomed. Always has been and will always be. /s
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by btian 11y ago
So you have no recordings, and you claim Google doesn't allow you to delete recordings... I guess you're technically right, Google doesn't let you delete things that don't exist.
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by btian 11y ago
They're basically developing an after market adaptive cruise control + lane centering system. Not revolutionary, but can be very useful nevertheless.
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by btian 11y ago
Unfortunately, majority of Android devices will never get patched because Google doesn't exert control over the OS. Imagine if security patch for a normal PC needs to be written by Microsoft, approved by Dell / HP (OEMs) and Bestb
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by btian 11y ago
Because this is higher level in terms of functionality than OS. Android API lets you access hardware, e.g., get a photo from camera, establish a network connection. Processing data from hardware is higher level.
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by btian 11y ago
Yes, but you should not count on performance of Google stock as a proxy of Uber.
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by btian 11y ago
What did he do? Someone asked a dumb question and got called out for it.
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by btian 11y ago
You forgot Chrome - #1 web browser
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by btian 11y ago
I have no idea about the standard, but I don't think you'll need 1500 hours that's required for ATP. No reason. Just very few PPLs would have access to a B747.
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by btian 11y ago
Personal plane for John Fry.
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by btian 11y ago
John Fry is the only pilot I know that has a private pilot's license and a 747 type certificate. Most 747 pilots would have ATP.
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by btian 11y ago
+1. It's not "solved". Therefore the mandate to sell ZEVs.
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by btian 11y ago
> they give you a dollar, you'll give them $1.50 Not sure if you know it, but that is clearly not Twitter's business model. Twitter's costs are mostly fixed, so if it can generate $3B in revenue, it will be profitable.
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by btian 11y ago
From my experience, people will shop on the company's website, but will complain how they blatantly ignore local laws on news sites and forums, a la Uber, Airbnb, Tesla.
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by btian 11y ago
Just look at the performance of underlying ETFs.
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by btian 11y ago
How about everything would have been all right if the other vehicle stopped at the stop sign?
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by btian 11y ago
Do you have a law degree? Do Fortune 500 companies trust you to represent them? The job will just remain unfilled when the author leaves the US...
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by btian 11y ago
> Our team includes alumni from the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Goldman Sachs, Braintree, and Oaktree Capital Management. Where is the team page with their names and bio?
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by btian 11y ago
That's bullshit and you know it. Google is a large company with many businesses. How is Google Cloud Platform related to advertising? Nest? Liftware? Google Docs? Fact is advertising is cyclical, and Google is aggressively diversifying
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by btian 11y ago
Or just that Silicon Valley is a place that celebrates execution over ideas. After all, it is not that difficult to imagine an electric plane with 4 seats that flies itself, but it's damn hard to make one. Apple didn't invent anyt
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by btian 11y ago
I rather the marketing message be like "we tested the self-driving car for xx million miles, and we had zero at fault accident."
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by btian 11y ago
From green card point of view, advanced degree certainly helps.
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by btian 11y ago
Your lawyer needs to get a degree certification company to say that your degree is equivalent to a 4-year US degree. My undergrad was also 3 years, and my visa went through without problems. Never done a master's degree.
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by btian 11y ago
Not true. You just need a foreign equivalent of a US 4-year bachelor's degree. Unless things have changed since I got my H1B in 2012, but I doubt it.
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by btian 11y ago
What do you mean by no one? Apple has shops in Michigan, no?
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by btian 11y ago
> And why is Tesla so against dealers? I don't think Tesla is against dealers per se, it just wants to control end-to-end experience like Apple does. It's totally understandable for a high-end manufacturer.
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by btian 11y ago
Highly varies depending on severity.
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by btian 12y ago
Yes.

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