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euyyn
9y ago
The very nature of addiction is that he's not completely free to make the choice, though.
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euyyn
9y ago
The stock price is driven by what investors think the company is worth. For what you describe to work, investors would need to calculate that the investment Intel made here was profitable (via the sales made, for example), thus adding value
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euyyn
9y ago
Yeah I think system-on-modules are the way to go. It's what we promote on Android Things too.
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euyyn
9y ago
Android Things promotes the SoM approach to bridge that gap: https://youtu.be/sjpNek_7z-I?t=18m18s (further explained here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6Q8MCyuIks ). Disclosure: I work on Android Things
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euyyn
9y ago
But how can one think that Mark's understanding of "sci-fi AI" is limited? We're so far from any of it that at this point it's all speculation about what could or could not happen. If I have a theory that humans wil
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euyyn
9y ago
What makes you think so?
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euyyn
9y ago
For sugar, we've started the phase of awareness of its harmfulness, and no doubt our children or grandchildren will have social norms not to abuse it. But for the internet it's much more difficult: I don't think the habit of
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euyyn
9y ago
Probably the Great Depression.
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euyyn
9y ago
If those retailers could do market segmentation, to sell the milk for $6 to software engineers and for $2 to cafeteria workers, they'd do it.
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euyyn
9y ago
Probably just the concatenation, like beautifulyetreprehensible.
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euyyn
9y ago
It says that it could not be replicated :/
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euyyn
9y ago
I have a poor sense of smell (used to have a good one as a child) and my grandmother had dementia. What is the peanut-butter test?
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euyyn
9y ago
> First of all, there will be a lot of false positives. For example, you might write total_cost = p->base_price + p->calculate_tax(); > This would raise the warning because the compiler observes that the calculate_tax m
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euyyn
9y ago
And it's even generous of you to call that reflection.
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euyyn
9y ago
I would guess non-logged in access would still yield the all-white page?
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euyyn
9y ago
Nor Larry Page!
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euyyn
9y ago
Google Reader was made open source, to be fair, and has plenty of replacements too.
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euyyn
9y ago
Yeah, 2h break from 1pm to 3pm is the most I've seen.
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euyyn
9y ago
Should file a bug, though.
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euyyn
9y ago
I'd think there's a business opportunity in recycling the still-active chemicals in those pills.
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euyyn
9y ago
Just plug it to the wind turbine's output for a couple seconds :P
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euyyn
9y ago
Was the disk encrypted?
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euyyn
9y ago
Interesting!
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euyyn
9y ago
Either Kotlin or eXtend already have "it" for the default variable name of single-parameter lambdas.
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euyyn
9y ago
Don't leave it there! Details!
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euyyn
9y ago
Emergency shutdown meaning all the huge robot arms fall down, instead of just freezing in place, doesn't sound like a good idea to start with :)
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euyyn
9y ago
Sounds like the appropriate solution for OP's use case of the wife looking at them on the TV.
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euyyn
9y ago
I guess they were designed to run in both directions, meaning you can't mechanically lock the "down" direction.
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euyyn
9y ago
> who have a strong work ethic and are eager to learn new skills. As opposed to the rest? :)
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euyyn
9y ago
Or "essentially".
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