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by jsnider3 7y ago
This is unfortunate.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
The title should be changed to reflect that this was published in 2017.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
Yes.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
Beyond Meat seems to be doing well.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
Anyone got a non-paywalled version?
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by jsnider3 7y ago
uBlock Origin + Javascript blocker works for me.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
For clarity, this is talking about hard drives as distinct from solid state drives.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
As someone who has borrowed money in order to invest in the stock market, I do feel that it was a prudent decision. Although, I'm not sure I'd pick it if forced to choose between it and college.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
At least half of the Uber drivers I meet are driving for someone else and that someone else is Lyft.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
This is one of the main arguments people around here have for universal basic income.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
PornHub is a Youtube competitor, as long as you want porn. Trying to expand beyond that seems like it would be off brand.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
I agree with you, but you should have expressed this in a way that didn't assume bad faith.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
It seems obvious that Credit Karma would try to monetize it by using your tax data to advertise credit cards and loans to you. Just a little bit of surveillance capitalism to help you save money.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
Anyone got a link that isn't paywalled?
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by jsnider3 7y ago
Then Amazon would replace them with robots tomorrow instead of a few years from now.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
Doesn't "rank and yank" traditionally advocate firing the bottom 10% of your workforce as part of the annual review process?
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by jsnider3 7y ago
Yeah. It's unfortunate he didn't get to see the black hole picture from a few weeks ago.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
A true hero.
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by jsnider3 7y ago
Can you explain how this article relates to AI? Alternatively, can you tell me what article you meant to comment on?
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by jsnider3 7y ago
I really think at this point that it would be more effective for "privacy advocates" to switch gears. Trying to end the war on drugs, legalize prostitution, make the culture more permissive, etc. actually has a chance of succeedin
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by jsnider3 8y ago
This is funny, but I'm not sure what the actual point is.
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by jsnider3 8y ago
Same, but that's because I have both cookies and javascript disabled on nytimes.com. I could turn them back on, but I usually regret doing that.
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by jsnider3 8y ago
Honestly, I think that China's being a good influence on the scientific community by doing experiments like this and the CRISPR kids from last year. The west is too beholden to social conservatism and hopefully, competition will help f
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by jsnider3 8y ago
No.
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by jsnider3 8y ago
The real impact of this kind of technology will be when it becomes cheaper and starts to interest the general public.
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by jsnider3 8y ago
They gave him asylum.
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by jsnider3 8y ago
Honestly, the DoD should just take a dozen of its few hundred billions and spend them on making an AI workforce. That would be a hundred times better for national security than wasting it on garbage like the F-35.
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by jsnider3 8y ago
This is mentioned in the article.
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by jsnider3 8y ago
If that's an official statement, it should probably come with a link to a corresponding press release. Random hacker news comments aren't the most trustworthy.
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by jsnider3 8y ago
Presumably, they expect graduates to either make more than $47K or not get jobs.

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