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by ei8htyfi5e 7y ago
Visa is a player and doesn't represent the financial system at large. They're doing this because they realize it's existential that they do. Look at what regulators will say in the coming days. Europe is already saying under
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by ei8htyfi5e 7y ago
I've lived in China and seen how this plays out. Facebook's new Libra Blockchain will be a centralized bank but way more dangerous. It will allow for a worldwide social credit system. If Facebook decides to remove you for wrong sp
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by ei8htyfi5e 7y ago
This was in the talk. ...and I built these into my cameras that I made at my first startup, Waylens.com. They're super important in convincing people to put a connected camera in their vehicle where sensitive things are mentioned. I wo
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by ei8htyfi5e 7y ago
Funny story on the talk title. I called it Evil Toasters are Coming: The coming IoT Security Apocalypse. But nobody in China owns a toaster, so the metaphor was lost on them. #LocalizeForYourAudienceFolks
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by ei8htyfi5e 7y ago
I gave a talk in China 5 years warning about this. http://tech.qq.com/a/20140527/035512.htm I asked vendors to make changes to their products, such as planned obsolescence so if the manufacturer goes out of busine
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by ei8htyfi5e 7y ago
I think you're not thinking big enough. If you have experience in the intel community, then by all means, please keep posting, but from my experience, the capabilities of the intel communities will make you chuckle to yourself with som
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by ei8htyfi5e 7y ago
I didn't catch the daily number. It just seems like they should pick the bigger one and stick with it so users don't need to parse.
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by ei8htyfi5e 7y ago
Product and website look great. Thanks for sharing. Though, can I point out a small discrepancy on your landing page? You claim over 24,000 engineers use the product, then in the same section you claim over 300,000. It makes me scratch my h
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by ei8htyfi5e 7y ago
Geoff was the partner I felt gave the best advice. It was well thought out, direct, and usually correct. I'm glad he's been promoted. I couldn't thinking of anybody better. Good luck!
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by ei8htyfi5e 7y ago
Sad. I went to the MIT Media Lab and he designed the building I was in. One of the absolute most breathtaking buildings I've ever had the pleasure to be part of. Will miss his work. Hope some new whippersnapper takes the torch.
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by ei8htyfi5e 7y ago
I tend to agree with your Wiley Coyote comment and it made me laugh. Thanks.
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by ei8htyfi5e 7y ago
Are there just PR departments behind the scenes leaking things like this following the other bad press received by other tech firms? Anybody have experience with this world? How far out can you predict media coverage I wonder.
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by ei8htyfi5e 8y ago
I used to live there and they don't really know MIT in China. I'd say only among the academics. Certainly not a household name.
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by ei8htyfi5e 8y ago
Your video looks dope. What a difference 8 years makes. https://vimeo.com/16396416
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by ei8htyfi5e 8y ago
I funded a paper mapping vegetation in a forest, if you're curious: https://www.philsalesses.com/s/a582379.pdf IIRC, the lidar still lined up mostly because tree stems tend to not move, however, the larger problem
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by ei8htyfi5e 8y ago
That's generally not how redundant systems work. They'll usually implement some form of a Kalman filter or whatever cool kids use these days to filter out bad readings, while alerting the pilot that one of the sensors seems to be
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by ei8htyfi5e 8y ago
Sure but let's flip this. If the US started using China's first exported passenger plane and it went down twice in six months in similar circumstances, we would absolutely be doing the same thing.
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by ei8htyfi5e 8y ago
I scraped google API exactly like this in grad school, but sometimes when you're building, you take a calculated risk to build something better. For my thesis, I was trying to load two Street View photos side by side in a browser to co
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by ei8htyfi5e 8y ago
Maybe he would have. If you visualize technology progressing through time, there is an obvious merging of human and machine. Computers were large, now they are so small, you leave your Air Pods in your ears for hours because you forget they
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by ei8htyfi5e 8y ago
They actually say "The mountains are high and the emperor is far away..."
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by ei8htyfi5e 8y ago
The US government has had this forever. This is why they train you at the farm to put a pebble in your shoe if you’re trying to evade detection so your gait changes. It is most certainly not impossible.
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by ei8htyfi5e 8y ago
Find a way to get to profitability before raising, even if you're only making $1.
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by ei8htyfi5e 9y ago
If they let me strap a high capacity card to its neck, and fly it back and forth between my office and apartment, allowing me to avoid large transfers, this would still be faster than Comcast and I would pay a premium. :0
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HiOperator (YC S16) is hiring our first engineer(angel.co)
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by ei8htyfi5e 10y ago
I know exactly what you mean! I worked for Marriott in support for one of my first jobs and automated myself out of it in about 2 weeks so I could play games on company time. People call in, I push 1-10 and go back to playing while I make s
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by ei8htyfi5e 10y ago
http://www.getservice.com We originally approached the customer service problem from this angle, but found our approach better suited to our vision. They are great and I've used them before.
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by ei8htyfi5e 10y ago
We updated the website so it's a bit more clear. And for further clarification, your bill would probably be slightly higher than the minimum, but quite honestly, we wouldn't feel comfortable taking you on as a client for quite som
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by ei8htyfi5e 10y ago
I can speak about onboarding and knowledge transfer from the viewpoint of our clients. Usually they give us access to their past tickets and we have an hour long conversation where we ask a million tailored questions. Then clients put us in
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by ei8htyfi5e 10y ago
I'm not sure how you arrived at that figure, but it seems a bit high for the use case you described. Now might be a good time to clarify our pricing a bit and state that our pricing is not a one size fits all model. We analyze our clie
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by ei8htyfi5e 10y ago
Hi, I'm Phil, the other founder. I'd say keep it as a core competency! It's important and it's why we're in business. We understand why you'd want to do that and all of the companies we work with feel the same.

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