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by fuddle 8y ago
I really like the idea of an open app runtime. The only problem is that it would require a whole new phone and app eco-system, unless it's built on top of the existing Android platform.
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by fuddle 8y ago
I was just listening to the the podcast when I saw this post. It's great to hear you can make a lot of progress on ML without a PHD. :)
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by fuddle 8y ago
It's pretty interesting that there a only 2 comments on TechCrunch website, yet nearly 200 comments on HN. :)
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by fuddle 8y ago
It's nice to hear some of the back story behind OpenAI, especially since they seem to be making so much progress lately. It would make a nice documentary some day.
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by fuddle 8y ago
Who's to say they won't change their policies anytime in the future, once the patents have been approved.
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by fuddle 9y ago
I'm surprised he was able to move straight to Apple. Would Google not have a strict non-compete clause?
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by fuddle 9y ago
This reminds me of the Cash Flow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki. A great read: https://www.amazon.com/Rich-CASHFLOW-QUADRANT-Robert-Kiyosak... You can either be an Employee, Self-Employed, Business Owner or Investor.
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by fuddle 9y ago
"Open Home Office is also looking into simulation of office disease transmission" - It's definitely satire :)
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by fuddle 9y ago
Cool, I was thinking an integrated Fitbit filter would be nice to have on Snapchat. It looks like FB is making it easier for advanced integrations.
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by fuddle 10y ago
Have you made much profit using the software?
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by fuddle 10y ago
Looks great, when will it be available in Canada?
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by fuddle 10y ago
Great product, I'm going to start using it! I'd love to see a native Android app that allows me to see the latest builds, will send a push notification when a new build is available and allows me to launch the apk from the app.
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by fuddle 10y ago
In some places in Costa Rica the electricity can be sporadic, when it goes out people use petrol powered generators.
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by fuddle 10y ago
Their Android app only has 10-50 installs :0 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vica.chat
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by fuddle 10y ago
If it's in so much trouble, why are property prices increasing at a ridiculous rate? http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/top-busine...
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by fuddle 10y ago
The site's not loading for me. Cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:_vTAtT7...
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by fuddle 10y ago
Lets wait for a few days before coming to any strange conclusions.
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by fuddle 11y ago
Thats very impressive, looking forward to seeing this advance in the next few years.
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by fuddle 11y ago
Which is more simple, an if/else block or a terany operator? if/else: if i == 0 { return "foo" } else { return "bar" } terany: return i == 0 ? "foo" : "bar"
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by fuddle 11y ago
Go is great, but I wish they would add terany operator support.
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by fuddle 11y ago
13k BTC x $369.39 = $4,802,070 300k LTC x $3.31 = $ 993,000 Total: $5,795,070
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by fuddle 11y ago
I think exchanges need to take responsibility and notify user's straight away about a breach. Multiple exchange's have had large breaches and continue to accept new deposits.
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by fuddle 11y ago
Not bad for the price tag - $69.99
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by fuddle 11y ago
The Irish were one of the first to ban smoking in pubs too.
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Elon Musk and Y Combinator President on Thinking for the Future(youtube.com)
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by fuddle 11y ago
$ 13,951 According to www.siteprice.org
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by fuddle 11y ago
Blindly following hedge fund data is a sure fire way too lose money. A lot of these hedge funds are using more complicated strategies such as premium selling and hedging using S&P futures.
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by fuddle 11y ago
"Does the weekly $3 fee every change?" - Some obvious typos on the site.
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by fuddle 11y ago
My main toolbox is: Spotify, Intellij, Chrome, notepad and pen.
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by fuddle 11y ago
"don't exactly run Java" - Dude, most Android app's are built using Java.

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