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Sure, that's possible. But then such cheap theatrics will be rendered moot as well. Anyways, I can assure you that there are a lot of women who are near suicidal over these things. By undermining their authenticity I think a lot of w
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9y ago
Yeah, this is an interesting issue, but CCTVs are kind of invasive anyways privacy wise so maybe that's a good thing. They're still useful for realtime monitoring though, which is good for security.
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I've always felt that deepfakes are a net positive. Think of all the revenge videos that will be rendered moot. The Jennifer Lawrences of the world can stop stressing because nobody will take any of it seriously anymore. It's k
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9y ago
Really? You don't want to be able to easily ensure that your pre-teens aren't able to easily access violent porn? Alright, I guess "all" is little hyperbolic. But I think the sentiment stands firm. I also think we nee
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9y ago
I think his passion is and always will be total immersive VR. I truly believe we are where are today completely on the back of Carmack's recognition of Occulus potential. He was just trying to be friendly and gave palmer assistance.
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9y ago
It's possible given his technical depth he was using more obscure C++ constructs which aren't as well supported. [1] http://madebyevan.com/obscure-cpp-features/
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9y ago
Pretty awesome! If I ever had to say the one thing that differentiates successful people from unsuccessful people it wouldn't be intelligence, or even perseverance, or passion. It'd be focus. With focus, you can be amazingly s
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9y ago
A better way would be to require all browser makers or OS makers add an easy to use child protection filter that can be easily enabled by parents. This is a serious issue and while the OP bill is obvious censorship, all parents want more e
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9y ago
Fraud concerns most likely. They have an api they support for hooking up to Alexa.
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Having interviewed with Alexa I can assure you home automation is there #1 goal.
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Pm is really about being customer facing (communication skills, understanding business needs), and being able to make insightful trade offs. Developers can write specs. Spec writing is a plus for pm, but not core. My suggestion that the be
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9y ago
People like variety in food. You don’t usually see network effects (ie, recipe only works if you use ingredients from same supplier) Home automation though is a great network effects play which is why amazon is doing this.
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9y ago
Better title: Tickling the brain with low-intensity electrical stimulation in a specific area can improve verbal short-term memory. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/01/180129134354.h...
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9y ago
More a symptom of poor public transit! Where are those slidewalks, dammit.
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Sounds like some bizarre William Gibson novel, but then most things do nowadays.
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9y ago
Agreed, if that page is accurate, than basically it was all very best effort, except some things about requiring consent.
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9y ago
Thanks. Why can't all math teachers talk like that? I mean... I know you're clever and all, but if you were really clever you'd explain it in a way that's easy to understand. Still, kudos to the OP. That was a gre
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9y ago
So how is it that green land sharks can live 400 years? Or the Great Basin bristlecone pine is like 5K years? And what about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biological_immortality
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9y ago
Drug dealers profiting from bitcoin need to get their money out too, ya know.
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9y ago
There's a way to get a list of PO boxes, banks use them and so do other orgs.
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9y ago
This is so inane. I use bing all the time (accidentally) and I always go - wait, what's wrong with google? why are these search results so awful? oh riiiight. (switch to google). Google is being attacked hard by Apple (blocking a
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9y ago
It'll have to go to a residential / business address. I suspect that theses addresses and contact information will be provided to the FEC for double checking against internal DHS lists.
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Grzm, there a lot of great telemedicine startups[1]. I think they should live and die on the merits of their technology, not their founder stories or plant in MSN. I think if this article spent some time highlighting those competitors and
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9y ago
In rare instances it'll work if you're incredibly in the top 5% of gifted. But, the thing with that, is only 5% of engineers are in that group.
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Bingo: "My current theory about this is – as long as I work on a team with a lot of other remotes, everything will be fine. " reality is, if your team is 80-90% not remote, forget about career advancement. People who show up hav
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What's super clever about this is going after nursing homes rather than generaly avoidable ER admissions. Trying to aim at insurers would have been probably next to impossible, even though that's where the big market is. If you&#
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Yeah, it's astroturfing for sure. But it's very well done astroturfing, which makes for entertaining reading. Anyone who doesn't realize this doesn't read very critically.
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"And that's when he saw a note from Peck via his website's contact form, offering to solve his problem." .. sounds like he could have used amazon turk. Still, this is all good, if probably sensationalized a bit. The pa
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Yeah, well, exactly 0 would probably have contacted him if he didn't have the degree. He's not that much of a stud, most founders would die for an opportunity like that. Also, mass emailing a list of 2000 isn't exactly cold
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9y ago
Interesting, but you could just rely on short expiry with refresh as well.
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