cubaia

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by cubaia 7y ago
Aside from your opinion about that president, this is an interesting take, since the trades are between countries and the markets within those countries -- not between presidents. > I don't think he makes the greatest trade partner
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by cubaia 7y ago
He used Tesla to save SolarCity, he can still continue using SpaceX to save Tesla.
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by cubaia 7y ago
Well, forget about AI ethics. I actually personally know someone who was retaliated at Google for raising a basic OSHA violation..
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by cubaia 7y ago
It's troubling that individuals developing AI applications at Google don't have a voice to raise ethical flags or whistleblow.
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by cubaia 8y ago
The value of a publisher these days is not about the cost of publishing anymore (for obvious reasons, like text editing technology and the Internet). Today it's almost 100% about the prestige/brand recognition of the journals whic
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Magic Leap’s inaugural conference shows it has a long way to go(engadget.com)
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by cubaia 8y ago
Looks like that conference had two completely different audiences. As a developer, I tend to look at things and wonder about the future: "what can I build with this?" I'm getting the realization that the equivalent for journa
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by cubaia 10y ago
The key here is to distinguish from the pedantic snobs from good developers. The pedantic snob will usually hold some extreme position about topics such as (1) obscure language minutia; (2) endless "framework building"; (3) premat
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by cubaia 10y ago
I think templates get a bad reputation because in practice many uses of templates are not appropriate. Too many clever people saw 3 repetitions of a pattern and decided to show case every template trick to create a "generic library&quo
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by cubaia 10y ago
> I'll take the open source microservices model with a good dev team any day of the week. Whether it's monolith or whatnot, what you really want is the "good dev team" part.
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by cubaia 10y ago
In other words, if you're a Tesla driver, you're safer driving the car yourself than driving it with autopilot.
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by cubaia 10y ago
"That Tesla Autopilot had been safely used in over 100 million miles [...] That contrasted against worldwide accident data, customers using Autopilot are statistically safer than those not using it at all." That is such a weak sta
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by cubaia 10y ago
With bogus claims of safety and repeatedly blaming drivers for accidents, Tesla would be wise to fire whoever is doing their PR.
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by cubaia 11y ago
It doesn't seem like this has anything to do about Linus raw talent, or the "curse of the gifted". Quite the opposite, it seems it was an opinion evolved through experience. https://lkml.org/lkml/2000&#x2