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dogruck
8y ago
Why does it make sense to fight? Why not peacefully coexist — China can do things their own way?
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dogruck
8y ago
It’s not a secret. The general discrepancy — of differing cultural norms — is also not unique to China. Amazing how many people fantisize about a globalist utopia, accepting of all cultures, except the “offensive” cultures.
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dogruck
8y ago
Seems different than 9-1-1 operators, who are responsible for passing information to first responders. These autonomous car operators would make decisions such as “go ahead and ignore the construction cones.” They won’t simply say, “okay,
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dogruck
8y ago
This idea will never work. Putting aside all other reasons — the liability equation doesn’t make sense. Imagine being a lowly “meat bag” in the call center. You’re presented with an endless stream of situations so difficult that the robot
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dogruck
9y ago
If this news comes to fruition, then this is a major win for Donald Trump’s administration. It’s conceivable that he will win the Nobel Peace Prize.
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dogruck
9y ago
Article is from October, 2015.
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dogruck
9y ago
I down-voted your answer because those are only 4 ancient, general technologies. I’m sure the list is much longer than 10, that’s why I asked for the top 10. I’m talking about IP from the last, say, 20 years.
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dogruck
9y ago
Why was I down-voted? It was a sincere question. Did I strike some nerve?
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dogruck
9y ago
Could someone please list the top 10 technological innovations that originated in China?
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dogruck
9y ago
I took control by never signing on to Facebook.
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dogruck
9y ago
I think Thiel supported Trump because Thiel thought Trump was a better candidate, and Thiel wanted Trump to beat Clinton.
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dogruck
9y ago
“Overvalued” compared to your own opinion.
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9y ago
Interesting, thanks for replying with the details. What would happen if people fully quantified other activities. For example, the full cost of drinking, while watching your favorite sport, with friends. You initially think, “so what, it’s
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9y ago
What was the biggest gap in his understanding of his own accounts? Suppose I work a regular office job. If I make $X, but pay out $Y in child care and other expenses (commute/car), then it won’t take me long to notice if $X =~ $Y. Was
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dogruck
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Whoa, more details? That’s wild.
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9y ago
The headline is clickbait. It profiles one GOOG sales executive who travels a lot. It also describes a population of people who’ve decided (or expressed interest in) moving to Bend, where they will work, or work remotely. Summary: some peop
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dogruck
9y ago
Is this news? Given the number of cars in the world, isn’t it expected that some will be abandoned? There’s no conclusion. It’s an empty story.
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dogruck
9y ago
Summary: they didn’t gamble.
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dogruck
9y ago
The article is from June 2014.
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dogruck
9y ago
Has the supposed sonic weapon, and its effect been confirmed? Link to best unbiased news story?
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dogruck
9y ago
Social justice?
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dogruck
9y ago
I read the book this summer (article is from July 11), and I really enjoyed it. Thanks — I wondered what happened in that 10 year gap. It’s a good book.
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dogruck
9y ago
Filtering out “assholes” is not the path to great good.
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dogruck
9y ago
Sounds like they are solving the exodus of brains to Industry by effectively creating Industry-funded departments located on campus. “You will be an MIT employee, fully funded by Google.”
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dogruck
9y ago
I suspect few HN users could provide sound logic to support their anonymous downvotes. Downvotes are good — at least it means there’s a chance someone eventually modulates their current viewpoint.
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dogruck
9y ago
Well, then women will be forced to pay more than their fair share for car insurance, putting them at even more of a disadvantage. Right?
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dogruck
9y ago
Noto spent his career at Goldman Sachs, before joining Twitter. Doesn’t seem like he’s been passed around like a worn card.
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dogruck
9y ago
Thank you. I’m having trouble downloading the pdf from that link. Tips?
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9y ago
This article, and the comments to it here on HN, are written from a perspective that seems to ignore: 1. These prisoners are in prison for a reason, and 2. The severe, of then horribly violent, result of contraband in prisons. This isn’t an
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dogruck
9y ago
Why does he want to work at Google?
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