jaimex2

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by jaimex2 7y ago
Did you mean which automotive companies Tesla will be buying? Probably none, they might scrap a few factories for assembly lines.
842.
by jaimex2 7y ago
Quarterly report is tomorrow so it's time to start the FUD factory. Just flag the post and move on.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
Tesla earnings Q2 report must be coming up... and yep, they're tomorrow. Throw as much feces on the company quick! Keep that share price down!
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by jaimex2 7y ago
It's looking more and more like everyone is just going to have to licence Tesla's FSD when its finished. They are the only ones with a broad real world data source and seem to have wisely taken the right path by not adopting LIDAR
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by jaimex2 7y ago
What are the chances the US government can put pressure on the patent office to invalidate said patents?
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by jaimex2 7y ago
My thoughts on this: Did Livevideo offer anything new or different to what Youtube already had? Was it better than Youtube in any way? We shouldn't forget Google couldn't compete with Youtube either. Google had to buy Youtube beca
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by jaimex2 7y ago
Depends if China caves to pressure or not.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
Can the developers retract Steam activations? ie - chargeback occurs and they disable the game for that key?
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by jaimex2 7y ago
If you go to a casino play poker with other humans. Nothing else is worth your time.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
Was there only one tank factory?
851.
by jaimex2 7y ago
Worth it for the domain name.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
Kodi media centre.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
Exactly.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
I'm puzzled by why anyone would think its not ok to scrape? What you do with the data is what matters, as long as its transformed you're in the clear. Scraping is the entire business model of every search engine.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
We've had fake news and media for years. People wisen up, even if deep fakes come about reputable media outlets will call it out. If you want to do something more without hurting free-speech improve existing slander and defamation laws
856.
by jaimex2 7y ago
Not really what being compared here though. eBay, Amazon run the whole site.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
Yep. Its been done to death by security theatre "researchers", there's even an xkcd on it: https://xkcd.com/1958/
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by jaimex2 7y ago
This could be a good way to build a large tagged dataset to train a neural net TTS engine.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
Tesla driving assistance features work as described. The only thing crazy here is your obsession with that company.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
Interesting strategy at Mazda. No plans for electric vehicles and no more touch screens. Brilliant or insane plan I'm not sure, it might make a nice niche for them.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
It's been done well already by some games. 1991's Toejam and Earl random worlds seemed to be incredibly good at it.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
Ah, so this is why they killed all the other MDM based school management apps. Well played Apple.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
I can't see a global recession from this - just one in China and Australia which is already in one.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
If you're going to be on the JVM, stick to what the J stands for :)
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by jaimex2 7y ago
I thought it had hardware acceleration? Alas hidden away in advanced settings.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
The subscriber + hours viewed restriction to monetize combined with rampant copyright take down trolling, an algorithm that hides your content from viewers and adpocalyses just made the Youtube gaming platform not worth anyone's time.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
Schools use gsuite to force web filtering chrome extensions on their managed Chromebooks. Thats what they mean by enterprise customers.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
They mean Chrome extensions installed via gsuite - Google's enterprise management system. Ie - you can have managed Chromebooks and force install extensions. A lot of school's use it for web filtering.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
This is great news for Firefox.
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by jaimex2 7y ago
He can slam all he wants, its obvously not working. Maybe the courts need to raise the cost of sueing without merit.

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