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jaimex2
8y ago
They will also kill government revenue raising from speed cameras. A billion dollar figure here in Australia.
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jaimex2
8y ago
For those that clicked thinking there be an actual multiplayer snake game over http: slither.io Be warned, this can ruin productivity in your day.
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jaimex2
8y ago
It's a common scenario. You build something with tools that allow rapid development, then if you become successful need to find a path forward to scale. There are many paths to do this - each with trade offs.
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jaimex2
8y ago
+1 Most people I've talked to have zero trust in Google not changing the services without warning, killing it, or banning accounts with zero chance of getting hold of a human. Cloud is not a core product, the chance of it being killed
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jaimex2
8y ago
Whats the tldr?
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8y ago
Retailers and government do this, sometimes they track you as you move around. Pry-Fi is a great little app if you have an Android phone and root :D https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.chainfire.p...
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jaimex2
8y ago
I take it they would have gotten away with it if they did it from Russia?
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jaimex2
8y ago
Fantastic. Duke3D and Bermuda Syndrome nostalgia time. I used to love listening to midis back in the day, I think the soundfonts that came with my Sound blaster vibra 128 were top notch at the time.
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jaimex2
8y ago
Only 3 billion? Thats chump change in SV.
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8y ago
Surely they could have come up with a name that isn't so close to toxic. I think it will be an uptake barrier.
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jaimex2
8y ago
The story will be told soon enough once his work has changed the world, it's very much on its first chapters I would imagine.
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jaimex2
8y ago
2023 is the launch date. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DearMoon_project
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jaimex2
8y ago
Weird comment given Space X is about to start moon orbit tourism trips.
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jaimex2
8y ago
If that isn't corruption I don't know what is.
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jaimex2
8y ago
I still prefer NetBeans having tried the alternatives. Something just makes sense to me about how certain features worked that I couldn't get comfortable with in IntelliJ and Eclipse. These included: - Jumping around code with clicks o
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jaimex2
8y ago
So are you guys going to change or put an asterix on the front pages "Get private, secure, ad-free email hosting for you or your business" claim? :)
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jaimex2
8y ago
Well, now we know what trope action movies will use in the future.
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jaimex2
8y ago
I love how they are desperately trying to capture the Slack market now... when they had a product that was perfect for it long before Slack.
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jaimex2
8y ago
Its turned into a massive joke. They can create amazing machine learning and AI systems, can't put together a consistent chat app - stuff thats been around since the beginning of the Internet.
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jaimex2
8y ago
Skype is still everyone's go to.
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jaimex2
8y ago
Google have all but eroded all trust in their chat products. I can't see anyone adopting anything they ever release in the future, they are going to have to purchase an existing successful product. I certainly wasn't going to use
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jaimex2
8y ago
It would be interesting to see what the current US president would do in response to that. They are not exactly dealing with a rational man.
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jaimex2
8y ago
This is machine learning not AI.
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jaimex2
8y ago
"debuted crime-fighting facial recognition technology to much fanfare over the past year" People wanted this in China or is this a state run news source?
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jaimex2
8y ago
They cant without a legal reason. It's quite brilliant.
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jaimex2
8y ago
I thought WINE stood for 'Wine Is Not an Emulator' https://www.winehq.org/about/
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jaimex2
8y ago
Well Canonical - if you were waiting for the right moment to push hard and take Red Hat's business this is it.
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jaimex2
8y ago
Oh good, the machines are already perfecting the victory dance they will perform on our dead bodies.
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8y ago
Ever wondered why in millions of years nature didnt evolve a LIDAR equivalent and most species use passive vision? I think Tesla is bang on the money going only with cameras. They are already better than the human eye.
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jaimex2
8y ago
Oh thats good! the Chinese government should use this one.
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