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Human drivers will bully robot cars, says CEO of Mercedes-Benz USA(latimes.com)
2 points by grej 10y ago|0 comments
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WikiLeaks' Assange denies Russia behind Podesta hack(politico.com)
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Eric Schmidt to John Podesta: DC Lacked Talent in Software Arena for Clinton HQ(wikileaks.org)
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Documents show AT&T secretly sells customer data to law enforcement(theguardian.com)
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AT&T’s Merger Could Be a Bad Sign for the Economy(fivethirtyeight.com)
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by grej 10y ago
It seems like the security (or lack thereof) on many IoT devices makes them soft targets for this type of attack, and that is going to have to be improved. Especially because the owners of these devices are very unlikely to know they have b
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Why a Chinese Firm Is Issuing a Recall After Friday's Cyberattack(fortune.com)
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ATT-TW would be nations largest entertainment company, raising antitrust concern(latimes.com)
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America, land of opportunity? Not for young people, study says(mcclatchydc.com)
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by grej 10y ago
Very cool! I'm familiar with NLTK, but not SpaCy. It looks like the speed benefits of SpaCy could help greatly in processing large volumes of unstructured text. I'm curious what type of feedback you've gotten from users that
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Bill Belichick fed up with Microsoft Surface: 'I'm done with the tablets'(sports.yahoo.com)
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CNN says that it’s illegal to read Wikileaks for anyone but the media [video](reddit.com)
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IAEA chief: Nuclear power plant was disrupted by cyber attack(yahoo.com)
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Seasteading Institute Cutting Deal for First Floating City Off French Polynesia(sfist.com)
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Hackers Release Botnet Code, Raising Specter of More Attacks(wsj.com)
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How humans will learn to coexist with bots(venturebeat.com)
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Deep Learning: Achilles Heel in Robo-Car Tests(eetimes.com)
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Dask and Celery(matthewrocklin.com)
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Pyflame: Uber Engineering’s Ptracing Profiler for Python(eng.uber.com)
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Groundbreaking new robot to give surgeons a sense of touch(mashable.com)
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Revenue Ran Away: 'Pokémon GO's Lost Billions(forbes.com)
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by grej 10y ago
Duplicate from 14 hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12601820
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Commodore C64 Survives Over 25 Years Balancing Drive Shafts in Auto Repair Shop(hothardware.com)
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FBI Director:Clinton IT Contractor's Reddit Posts Not Violation of Immunity Deal(realclearpolitics.com)
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by grej 10y ago
The first chart has a graph of power, and rates Python as the least powerful among C/C++, Java, MATLAB, Go, Erlang, and Julia, besting only Mathematica. I don't know how you define "power", and the article doesn't e
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What’s Holding Back VR?(gereports.com)
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PhD student is helping to pioneer new methods of treating superbugs(telegraph.co.uk)
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Uber plans self-flying drone taxis to beat city traffic(telegraph.co.uk)
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Edward Snowden Is the Perfect Candidate for a Presidential Pardon(thenation.com)
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NSA Zero Day Tools Likely Left Behind by Careless Operative(techdirt.com)
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