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A Few Open Questions About Dockless Scooters(jovono.com)
1 points by ejz 8y ago|0 comments
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by ejz 8y ago
What is Evan doing? facepalm
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Peter's Evil Overlord List (1996)(eviloverlord.com)
1 points by ejz 8y ago|0 comments
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by ejz 8y ago
This is a really misleading headline...but it did get my attention, I guess.
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How US and China tech will thrive through connection, not competition (SCMP))(scmp.com)
4 points by ejz 8y ago|0 comments
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by ejz 8y ago
Thanks for making this. Will people be able to distribute their apps through an app store (a common feature for modern operating systems)?
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by ejz 9y ago
One extra element I'd add is that what counts as an error in a proof is different than what counts as a bug. In pure math, an error is a strict failure of logic that breaks the proof. In programming, a bug doesn't need to only ref
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by ejz 9y ago
To some extent we already have an equity share of GDP: we get to vote on our directors and some subsidiaries let us vote on specific initiatives. Furthermore, GDP is frequently taxed to spread dividends to everyone in the form of social ins
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by ejz 9y ago
This is a good line!
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Baidu achieves zero shot learning(research.baidu.com)
2 points by ejz 10y ago|0 comments
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by ejz 10y ago
Not sure I can get behind this. We read primary sources in history, but in those cases it is to get understanding that can only come from a first person account, like subjective experience. With philosophy, it is argued that Aristotle'
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by ejz 10y ago
ahem http://www.reuters.com/article/us-fcc-auction-idUSKCN0ZV2C3 With respects paid to Paul Milgrom who designed this auction!
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by ejz 10y ago
This isn't really that interesting. There's nothing here that hasn't been said already or at least very strongly suggested by Musk. The last master plan was interesting because no one had ever really made a successful electri
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by ejz 11y ago
Bill Gates' argument seems to miss an important component of Apple's complaint--the expansion of the All Writs Act of 1798 to unprecedented scope. The FBI's need for some way to "get the keys" is worth consideration
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Bill Gates Thinks Apple Should Help FBI (paywall)(ft.com)
5 points by ejz 11y ago|2 comments
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by ejz 12y ago
I see the comparison, and in some sense it's true. I do think that if we zoom out a bit, you could make a high-level comparison and have it hold some water. But I think that to do so would miss a really big point and give this article
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by ejz 12y ago
One of the main issues is that this is just a really tedious process. No one wants to go through algebra; that's why it's siphoned off to grad students. Do you really think a tenured professor is going to spend time checking the g
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by ejz 12y ago
Is this really something Amazon wants to do? Yes, it's the natural evolution of Bezos' ambitions, and services are really the only category Amazon hasn't quite touched. But it's a lot harder to control people than it is
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by ejz 12y ago
Very cool. Although, maybe another possible explanation is that people get "tired" at reading a whole page and skip to the next page, resulting in a top of the page bias. Also, love the use of R. R is beautiful.
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by ejz 12y ago
I definitely agree with this. It represents an interesting power shift; before the core technology was your SIM, and your phone shifted around your carrier. Apple kind of wants to change this by making it so that the iPhone is at the center