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jonnat
5y ago
This comment takes me back to when I didn’t have kids.
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jonnat
5y ago
> South Korean lawmakers have spoken out against content providers who do not pay for network usage despite generating explosive traffic It's impressive how this framing has gotten so much acceptance. The content providers are not g
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5y ago
This piece from The Atlantic has another view and more info on Malone's claims. https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2021/08/robert-m...
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6y ago
My daughter is in 5th grade, attending school virtually due to the pandemic, and she has all her submitted assignments automatically verified by plagiarism checkers. In fact, she's encouraged to use online plagiarism checkers herself b
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jonnat
8y ago
My immediate response was “this sounds like an amazing idea”. Now I think I need a break.
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jonnat
8y ago
This is simply short sighted. Yes, we are at a time in which machines have automated enough of the labor to cause panic and drive students to practical fields, but not enough to cause mass revolt. But it's inevitable. Some form of UBI
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jonnat
9y ago
It's not about licensing chipsets but standard-essential patents. Qualcomm lobbies to get their proprietary technologies in industry standards in exchange for fair licencing to competitors. Qualcomm is not upholding their side of the d
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10y ago
Google has no intention to beat its competitors in the self-driving cars space, and I suspect it has never actually wanted to produce such cars for mass use. What it does want is to make self-driving cars widely used, because that would mea
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11y ago
People have been saying the same thing about Google for ages, way before Page took over. "Shooting at too many directions", "lack of focus", ... I think they've been quite focused. Put yourself in their shoes: almos
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12y ago
I'm truly trying and failing not to see this as an opportunity to pay $3/mo to give Google the right to track and record all my web visits. I'm fully aware that with the ad-based model, multiple companies are tracking my page