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by goialoq 9y ago
If we kicked cars out of the city, the buses would be less delayed, and more passengers would me an more frequent routes.
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by goialoq 9y ago
And how much from SFO to San Francisco city, which is a meaningful comparison? And don't forget the cost of getting to and from the runway.
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by goialoq 9y ago
The most expensive Caltrain pass is <$5K/yr. A small car that drives anywhere near that distance will cost >$5K/yr total cost of ownership, especially is parking is unsubsidized. http://www.caltrain.com/Fares
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by goialoq 9y ago
That's amazing. Caltrain is the "tech" industry commute option. That doc says that "minority" (non-white) ridership share is growing, but it's actually Asian/Indian growing and black/hispanic shrinkin
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by goialoq 9y ago
You know it was geeks who invented all the insecure technologies that still plague us today: DNS and SMTP to name a few.
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by goialoq 9y ago
Yes, that's failing at life , which is generally defined as biological propagation. It's success in memetics, but not genetics.
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by goialoq 9y ago
"IQ" measures something called "G", which is pattern-recognition ability (coincidentally the cutting edge of today's ML neural nets). The scientific theory of IQ is that that if you are good at pattern recognition,
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by goialoq 9y ago
Training people on-the-job from scratch to be professional engineers is extreme. A more reasonable path is HelpDesk / Hardware Tech -> operations software / SysOp -> software engineering
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by goialoq 9y ago
or they see that trains are the future and they want to own those trains.
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by goialoq 9y ago
It doesn't matter how much you spend, it matters how much you save.
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by goialoq 9y ago
$1m is approximately equivalent to a lifetime earning minimum wage in a developed country. Most the world will never see such wealth.
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by goialoq 9y ago
The calculation calls for "$1m", not 6x$1m
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by goialoq 9y ago
That's the reverse of the common case -- it's much easier to learn receptive language than expressive language.
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by goialoq 9y ago
Here's one: don't do KBA, since that is an open door to fraud.
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by goialoq 9y ago
Wait til you find out they don't even have a Googol of anything!
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by goialoq 9y ago
This is absurd. There are Spanish (and Tagolog, and Chinese, and...)-speaking people all over the world who don't speak the local language. There is no army of translators available at every location in the world all the time. There a
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by goialoq 9y ago
From [2]: "Should the subjects not attempt to conceal their private affairs, their actions immediately become public to a photographer using normal photographic equipment."
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by goialoq 9y ago
The term "natural causes" is a misnomer for "non-human-agent causes".
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by goialoq 9y ago
Still doesn't explain why the implementation is tied to the headphones and not the cloud-proxy-client (the smartphone/tablet/computer)
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by goialoq 9y ago
> Finally, this photo of Brian Wansink does not favor the hypothesis "rigorous scientist" over scam artist: Ironically, as you attempt to takedown a biased scientist, your own biases are showing.
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by goialoq 9y ago
It's just another factor in computing compatibility. There was a time when attaching your real identity online was considered a major safety risk. That time hasn't past.
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by goialoq 9y ago
? Running a data-analysis job over location history is much easier than trying to do NLP on chats and detecting ghosting.
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by goialoq 9y ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2017/09/19... Alice Goldfuss @alicegoldfuss Hi, I'm a Site Reliability Engineer at a large tech company. I have a BFA in Film. Steaknap Sleepch
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by goialoq 9y ago
The alternative is higher interest rates, reduced unsecured credit, pay-in-advance for housing, and shutting "the masses" out of access to capital.
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by goialoq 9y ago
Can you find one example? I can't.
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by goialoq 9y ago
These shady centers have been testing the boundaries of the law for _decades_. Google is the modern version of the Yellow Pages.
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by goialoq 9y ago
I thought we were opposed to Google using heavy-handed tactics to police the Internet. What if Google's enforcement ended up kicking a marginalized person off of their ads platform, or required advertisers to put their Real Names on th
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by goialoq 9y ago
The article is about Florida, where these legal protections haven't existed until recently. Hooray for the free flow of commerce across state lines, so Florida clinics can import 75% of their "customers" form out-of-state.
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by goialoq 9y ago
And you'll want Verizon to monitor the content of your phone calls to catch fraudsters. Oh, wait, what was the narrative again?
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by goialoq 9y ago
Plex is a business that needs to monetize. For private local media, we need to revive and renovate VLC.

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