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by jb775 7y ago
It's incredibly valuable. If I were google, I'd harvest the crap out of the data to make ad-serving pinpointing even more granular than it is now. Not only can they use the data to immediately make their ad selection algo more acc
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Beware of Kafkatrapping (2014)(thedailybell.com)
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by jb775 7y ago
Your comment just sent me down a rabbit-hole learning about Kafkatrapping. Really interesting to see a new term coined out of thin air that encapsulates so much meaning. It's pretty crazy how hard it is to defend against, I feel like v
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by jb775 7y ago
The trades originate from elsewhere around the world.
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by jb775 7y ago
I wonder how the Starlink latency compares to the current microwave technologies used by high frequency trading firms. Any slight latency improvement is a game-changer in the HFT industry.
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by jb775 7y ago
I wouldn't say their response "misses the point", I'd say it's a lazy response and they don't care (or have enough financial motivation) to dive deeper into the underlying cause of the problem. I really like yo
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by jb775 7y ago
There have been many articles written about it, google "PFAS contamination". I moved into a new house last year near 2 closed down USAF military bases (known to have been previously contaminated by firefighter foam) and did a ton
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by jb775 7y ago
For commercial applications like this, I'd assume the eventual setup would be to have drones follow pre-programmed routes linked to specific day/time flight schedules, then have them automatically return to a re-charging/re-f