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by debt 7y ago
“a poster in the cafeteria is not the best way of reaching the majority of Googlers.” I heard the food had gotten bad, but I didn’t know it was this bad.
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by debt 7y ago
The concerning thing is she seems to call out that employees have the right to “concerted activities” which means Google sung only opposed to unionization efforts but to any “concerted action” by their employees. Even so much as organizing
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“ However, the real gold for marketers is from word-of-mouth discussions. Those conversations with your friends when you recommend a TV show, a brand of clothing, or share a news report. This is the most valuable kind of marketing.” That’s
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by debt 7y ago
You’re saying that now when times are good. Ain’t gonna be this way forever.
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by debt 7y ago
google's suggested autocorrect is one it's most impressive features; idk I'd say the relevance of the search results almost comes in a near second to that. so make a competitive "suggested autocorrect" solution and
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by debt 7y ago
"US intelligence agencies do the same, no?" Yes, definitely, again another thing beyond dispute. Not sure what the point is you're trying to make though.
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by debt 7y ago
Yes so buyer beware. Russian government currently engaged in global disinformation campaigns, use app at your own risk.
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by debt 7y ago
It’s worth noting that the heads of CIA, FBI, NSA, DHS and the Justice Department have all confirmed the Russian government are currently actively engaged in ongoing global disinformation campaigns propagated primarily on social media desig
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by debt 7y ago
Furthermore, work doesn’t speak so you’ll have to speak for it. And defend it. And sell it.
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by debt 7y ago
whats being lost here I think idk is the fact that the robot lost once because lee de-dol exploited a bug in alpha go. lee seems to play it down as “just a bug” but it seems like that might be a pretty good strategy.
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by debt 7y ago
Pretty remarkable that all 4 of them engaged in the exact same alleged snooping activity, were all union organizers and were all fired. In a company with thousands of employees, what are the odds.
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by debt 7y ago
The concept of AI to the average person outside of the computer bubble is "human intelligence made artificial" So if it's not actually thinking, then technically, from the perspective of an average layperson, it is not real
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by debt 7y ago
It's no coincidence the hull of the Starship will also be made of cold-rolled stainless steel.
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by debt 7y ago
I mean they kept it around for 10 years before killing it. They certainly tried. It's printing physical paper. It's 2019, does it really confuse anyone as to why they would kill a product that prints paper? Even if it was successf
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by debt 7y ago
It’s also a marketing strategy. She’d serve a wider audience as speculative fiction than as science fiction.
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by debt 7y ago
“I unplugged it and put it in a dumpster. Nobody ever complained.” Amazing. Good work.
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by debt 7y ago
We still haven’t solved language nor intelligence. Like what is language, what is intelligence? Some of the smartest linguists and philosophers would proudly declare they have no fucking clue. Making Alexa turn on the lights or using Google
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by debt 7y ago
“Wouldn't the moral choice be to just not watch?” I agree with you here but people grew up with Disney. Certain people have an affinity for Disney like I’ve never seen for any other brand. They will bend over backwards to justify watch
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by debt 7y ago
I've always wondered: what's the purpose of company values? I genuinely don't know.
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by debt 7y ago
None of that is scary. Moreso invasive and annoying. Perfecting Alexa in any meaningful way will take decades unless business interest shift away from it completely. This is jus another hack some suit is probably pitching Bezos on but has n
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by debt 7y ago
A hologram is a light field captured onto a film. These live displays are usually just some sort of optical illusion. A real hologram shows you the actual light from the captured event as it’s the entire light field from the event. So your
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by debt 7y ago
They're technically not holograms but Pepper's ghost. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepper%27s_ghost Calling them a hologram is like calling a lenticular a gif.
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by debt 7y ago
If you wanna have a good laugh: Go to an AT&T store and purchase a plan with a phone using installments. Then, wait a day, and try to return it at a different AT&T store. You will go through the absolutely worst customer experience
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by debt 7y ago
Yet we got Lil Nas X out of it. Their censorship algorithm must be broken.
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by debt 7y ago
I don’t think they were only using microwaves.
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by debt 7y ago
I’ve heard the microwave radiation exposure(to communicate with the drones in terrain that wouldn’t allow it) during the Iraq War endured by drone pilots was obviously way higher than legally allowed within the United States at least. Defin
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by debt 7y ago
The VA prioritizes veterans who served in areas of Vietnam that were exposed to Agent Orange. They have a special designation that is, I believe, the highest priority of care at the VA. Second only to something like WWII veterans.
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by debt 7y ago
Poor guy. Maybe you should hang out with your dad and show him?
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They don't want to exercise editorial control of their ads because "fact checking" crosses the chasm of media company vs not-a-media company. They super duper don't want to be called a media company. They're simply
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by debt 7y ago
"Family problems, leaving school, bad boss, bad partner, spiteful interviewer, health/injury problems" Ruthlessly competitive people are affected by all of those things. But because they're ruthlessly competitive, they u

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