jasonmaydie

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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
Come on.. he was a 19 year old college student.. and he wasn't wrong.
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
Someone clarify because I'm confused. I thought there were newer alternatives with better hardware but Hawkings wanted to keep his old system. How does giving way his system help when there are better implementations out there?
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
That will depend on the definition of paid wouldn't it? It could just mean "we have 38M credit cards" we can bill.
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
They had all the marketing material available and ready to go (and I bet that took more than 24 hours to make). The 24 hr notice is just an out against the usual accusation of publishing an exploit without giving notice. They sure well knew
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
The two words you need when making a justification is reliable and safe. It won't matter how innovative and energy efficient it is if it doesn't meet the above requirements. If the osprey taught as anything, flying unconventionall
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
The real solution is making blatant lies and misinformation illegal.
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
I would argue we don't need to detoxify the internet, stopping trolling is missing the point however we should stop the spread of misinformation, in fact sites like reddit and facebook rarely create information, they just consume it bl
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
How so? The implication you and the article are asserting is that the clock error caused their deaths.. rather than the more accurate description "could have prevented death".
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
The scud missile lead to their deaths, not the software. There's no absolute guarantee it would have intercepted it, plus rebooting a deployed machine regularly is an acceptable fix when it's live in the field
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
> Wait a second. I was in a business relationship with Google. Didn't take me long to realize that most company events and get-togethers and volunteering and other assorted non business activities are bullshit and a complete waste o
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
if your definition of life is that broad then God could also exist
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
basically they can build a living room or office that drives around without it looking like a traditional car. I think the whole self driving thing is an inefficient way to move people tho
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
cities don't exist in a vacuum. Many towns die because something essential like a coal mine was removed from the economy, just like removing cars (no matter how noble) could kill some cities too.
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
Why would they freak-out when an increasing number of cars are going to be on the grid?
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
I find it weird that whenever AI comes up, it's not to help but to replace.
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
why does a baby monitor have to go through the cloud? you aren't supposed to be more 0-50 feet from your baby.
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
For the longest time I couldn't understand electrical theory, until a youtuber explained it very simply... It won't move unless it can see a path to ground, except you make it do all the work while it's attempting to ground.
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
I think the real question that needs to be asked is.. does predicting things mean the same thing as learning? CNNs can predict fairly well but do they actually learn? This paper says no.
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
I'll put this is the same bucket as "my code is my comment"
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
Developers don't design. They implement.
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
I think we should be making a lot of effort to prevent this kind of event than to prepare for this kind of event. It was a blessing in disguise indeed because it made people realize that talk is cheap and showmanship really can lead to some
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
Or he could just go to his local post office and get a box and ship it there.
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
> "It's the most work we have ever done in our life" (and I build startups!)... "We got no sleep last night, she woke up at 2 AM and wouldn't go back to bed." what do people expect when they have babies? tha
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
I still don't understand this comment. A stop sign a simple 100$ fix to the problem but we hate stop signs so...
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
I hope they got rid of the guy who suggested bundling installers
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
Prepare for the blockchain gold rush
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
isn't this the main problem with digital currencies? it's easy to make one
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
I didn't say it should be free. But they have one of the best assets.. location and space.
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
how is this any different from the giant ipad in tesla models?
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
The walled garden charging network looks like it may be a problem in the future, why hasn't an independent entrepreneur started setting these up and charging money for them? Why haven't gas stations caught on to provide 1-2 chargi

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