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by dugluak 7y ago
Receipt should be just data. Mixing analytics in it seems to be overkill. Making it easy to feed the data to a separate analytics app seems to be a better idea so that consumers can analyze their spending not only for that particular instan
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by dugluak 7y ago
Sometimes I see no difference between these Market Gurus and Horoscope readers. Just say some bullshit authoritatively and some people will believe.
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by dugluak 7y ago
Transparency is missing
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by dugluak 7y ago
If you think about it as an entertainment/sport industry with a product that comes out every 4 years that number doesn't seem too bad. wonder how many jobs it creates.
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by dugluak 7y ago
We were charged $9000 for epidural during our first child's delivery. After a lot of back and forth between me, the hospital and the insurance company I ended up paying $99. I never tried to understand the logic.
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by dugluak 7y ago
OP should consider working on some coding side projects and keep his passion alive. Consider the day job as just a means to pay bills.
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by dugluak 7y ago
How diverse the humans involved in the process were?
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by dugluak 7y ago
Is the background music in the video also AI generated?
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by dugluak 7y ago
They picked rules from almost all kinds of sports in the world but did they have that kind of diversity in the 'human fine tuning' piece of it? Otherwise I guess the end result is going to be bit biased.
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by dugluak 7y ago
Reminds me of stories about "letter writers" sitting outside post offices in rural India. Only difference is that some customers couldn't write and some couldn't even read. One feature you guys can pull from that is allo
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by dugluak 7y ago
Yep, I fell for the 'audit threat' and paid $19. Even if I was pretty confident that I wont get audited or even if I did there won't be any problem as my tax return is as simple as it gets and I have nothing to hide.
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by dugluak 7y ago
Solution is simple. Developed nations should pay more price and do more than other nations. That will take care of "hypocrisy" allegations.
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by dugluak 7y ago
how do you calculate personal net worth?
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by dugluak 8y ago
Why did they choose this very distant galaxy? why not something that's close to us like the andromeda galaxy or even the center of our own galaxy?
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by dugluak 8y ago
Can the equipment used from several places on earth for this be deployed in space (may be to a geostationary orbit)? Not thinking about cost for a moment is this a far-fetched thought or such a thing is technically possible.
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by dugluak 8y ago
From whatever videos I have watched I don't believe so called "flat earthers" really believe that the earth is flat. At most they seem to be trolls and just like to oppose whatever scientists say. So IMO nobody should waste t
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by dugluak 8y ago
You are imagining a robot by looking at the application demonstrated in the video. Boston Dynamics is not building robots that can just move boxes. This is just a predecessor to something bigger that can do different things, almost like a h
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by dugluak 8y ago
How many tests did US conduct since 1950s?
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by dugluak 8y ago
Being the 4th nation to do this is tremendous achievement, being not acknowledged by PM would have been a bigger news.
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by dugluak 8y ago
Well done DRDO and well publicized by the PM office.
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by dugluak 8y ago
China is not a democracy. It's a communist country. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communism
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by dugluak 8y ago
all of that sounds so scary. One corporation controlling what you watch, read and listen.
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by dugluak 8y ago
Does Microsoft get a cut from Spotify for hosting their app on Windows operating system? Just asking ...
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by dugluak 8y ago
use case is to spread misconceptions in the society (that's what bad guys want right?) in an automated way. especially during elections.
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by dugluak 8y ago
Every good invention can be terrifying if it falls in the hands of bad guys (Nuclear technology for example). It's true for AI also. I am sure bad guys must be training similar AI agents by only feeding fake news, conspiracy theories
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by dugluak 8y ago
I agree with all of the above. Setting a timer was never as easy as it is now with Google (I don't have Alexa). I tell my 5 year old to set a timer for me and all he has to do is say "OK Google set a timer for 15 minutes" Thi
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by dugluak 8y ago
exactly, that's one of the advantages or the modern way of web development - decoupling business logic and UI (HTML)
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by dugluak 8y ago
> business logic being implemented in the client I disagree, typically business logic is implemented in the API not in the client.
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by dugluak 8y ago
> Chat apps, on the other hand, make it really quick and easy to communicate with the team but are usually bad at maintaining separate threads of conversations cleanly. I disagree with the author. Most modern chat applications like Slack
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by dugluak 8y ago
It was not a joke, you registered which means you gave them permission to send you emails. You opted-in.

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