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cloudwalking
9y ago
I'm sorry, what makes Google so "deeply unethical?"
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cloudwalking
9y ago
99% of the affected channels make less than $100 per year. I don't think most of these types of videos are made with a plan to make money. I think people like making videos explaining things they understand.
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cloudwalking
9y ago
Those skills which led you to master programming will enable you solve countless problems the apocalypse will bring.
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cloudwalking
9y ago
I don't. I just see the name on my credit card statement. Sorry!
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cloudwalking
9y ago
It's called "Bliss".
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cloudwalking
9y ago
Eaze.com takes credit card payment through a processor based in Europe.
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cloudwalking
9y ago
They also don't require trusting a single third party processor... which is sort of the whole point. Blockchains are a tool to solve certain classes of problems, not every financial problem, or even most financial problems.
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cloudwalking
9y ago
Yes I did as well. One of my requirements in shopping for a house was >50 feet above sea level. It won't matter in the short run but it definitely will matter in the long run. Unfortunately if the sea rises 20 feet, I will still hav
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cloudwalking
9y ago
Buy land at 50 ft. elevation? I only half kid.
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cloudwalking
9y ago
Many of my friends have stopped using Uber in favor of Lyft. Is this a real trend, or just something I see in Silicon Valley tech circles?
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Environmental sustainability at Google
(environment.google)
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cloudwalking
9y ago
A lot cheaper than Instagram.
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cloudwalking
9y ago
If, for example, Uber crushes all competition, then they can raise fares and lower partner payments and make a bigger profit.
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cloudwalking
9y ago
History has demonstrated again and again that tax breaks are not an effective economic stimulus.
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cloudwalking
9y ago
Seems like a bad comparison to a Tesla then, no? Nothing but click bait.
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cloudwalking
9y ago
Just visited Tsukiji inner market a few weeks ago. They use a huge amount of ice and styrofoam to keep the fish cold. What really blew my mind is the on-site styrofoam recycling center. Not only are they using high-value land for recycling,
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9y ago
This is not true. Rolling back regulations on green house gas emissions, removing regulations on clean water, denying healthcare to millions of people... Those deaths cannot be undone, the aquifers cannot be cleaned, and the carbon can'
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10y ago
From the website: On-ramp to Off-ramp Once on the freeway, your Tesla will determine which lane you need to be in and when. In addition to ensuring you reach your intended exit, Autopilot will watch for opportunities to move to a
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cloudwalking
10y ago
Citation needed. I can think of quite a few food, consumer, financial, medical, and environmental regulations that directly serve me and my fellow citizens.
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cloudwalking
10y ago
AP2 is currently only meant for freeway driving. The sales person was probably right. https://www.tesla.com/autopilot
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cloudwalking
10y ago
Bundling is actually win-win in practice. The economics work pretty well, which is why it's so persistent. It's a bit complex, take a look: http://cdixon.org/2012/07/08/how-bundling-benefits-sellers
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10y ago
How's Shift doing?
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10y ago
employee retention
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10y ago
I bought a new BMW in 2012. I've had a lot of problems with it (including an entire new engine, covered under warranty), and I've always had to wait for BMW to service it. The wait is anywhere from a few days (car towed in and n
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10y ago
Sounds like a fun competition. From the PDF: Competition Weekend II will be judged solely on one criteria: maximum speed with successful deceleration (i.e. without crashing). This is different from Competition Weekend I, which featured mult
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SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition II [pdf]
(spacex.com)
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10y ago
What happened to Palmer Luckey?
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Hugo Barra Joins Facebook to Lead Oculus
(m.facebook.com)
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Tesla Autopilot reduces crash rate by 40%
(bloomberg.com)
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10y ago
At some point you need to trust the government to make the right decisions. Or to at least not lie about these things. If Facebook was hacked and lost data, would we expect Facebook to release a detailed report showing the evidence of hacki
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