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by kerng 6y ago
I argued the same earlier today and got downvoted by HN. I agree with you.
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by kerng 6y ago
Yes, nothing special - if someone else has your phone, it's not your phone anymore.
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by kerng 6y ago
Good points. To give it a totally different spin, imagine Bitcoin's value is pretty constant actually and what changes is the dollar (its being devalued at a rapid pace at the moment). There is only a limited supply of Bitcoin, but the
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by kerng 6y ago
Indeed, the comment shows how valuable Bitcoin actually really is - it's pretty impressive.
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by kerng 6y ago
I think your analysis shows how valuable (literally) Bitcoin actually is.
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by kerng 6y ago
Bitcoin could be using clean energy in future (at least there is the opportunity for it) - maybe Tesla does something in this place. Regular finance, banks and money printing are also using a lot of resources. Why does the article not attem
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by kerng 6y ago
This will actually be the strategy for Tesla on long term - supplying clean energy for mining! Interesting that the article totally misses out on that, it's a pretty big opportunity for Tesla and green energy (just have the banks print
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by kerng 6y ago
On the bright side it might help get industry to more responsible software engineering practices again, rather then move fast and break things and have the users be the guinea pigs.
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by kerng 6y ago
In code we trust, and code is law. The good thing smart contracts are inspectable, so there is at least the open source aspect to help mitigate concerns.
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by kerng 6y ago
Become a game studio, with live events and community
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by kerng 6y ago
To be honest, I dont accept the argument that extremly detailed tracking is the only way to show relevant ads. High level information is probably enough and I'm sure FB would still make tons of money by even showing random ads. Makes y
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by kerng 6y ago
This is interestingly quite true, it seems that many of the original traditions, ceremonies as well as written Chinese language are kept alive by Taiwan.
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by kerng 6y ago
Is Google not following the news and sees what's going on? These seem legit reviews of upset customers, not some random prank.
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by kerng 6y ago
Question: I gave a 1 star review on AppStore and when looking at it again it appears like I didnt give a review at all? Can someone else confirm- is this the same for others? So you just cant leave a 1 star review (it says thanks for feedba
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by kerng 6y ago
Not really. Many of people are rightfully upset and want to leave a 1 star review. It would be extremely inappropriate if Google removed my review. I think the app sucks if they can just prevent you from trading a stock and make you the bag
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by kerng 6y ago
How is this possible? Can Robinhood just ask Google to remove 1 star reviews??
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by kerng 6y ago
Question: Can GameStop actually turn this into cash and maybe buy a game studio to be long term profitable?
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by kerng 6y ago
"This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now."
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by kerng 6y ago
I recommend watching Lex Friedman's interview with George Hotz - its has some good points that one might should consider around the different approaches on reaching L5.
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by kerng 6y ago
Thanks for sharing. I actually hadnt heard of "federated machine learning" before- need to read up on that.
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by kerng 6y ago
How else would you describe Waymo's message? Trying to "educate" or talk down to a competitor with words like "this is not how this works" when Tesla has significant resources, expertise (actual cars on the road!) a
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by kerng 6y ago
So much hate towards Tesla here. I'm more neutral - dont have a strong opinion on this. But from Google's messaging it seems that the Waymo CEO is maybe a bit defensive (scared?). Tesla has probably the long term better strategy w
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by kerng 6y ago
This is correct, there is a magic percentage number on what the tipping point for such migration/adoption numbers is - its I believe pretty low, like 7% or so if I remember right.
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by kerng 6y ago
I do remember depending on the site pinvoke.net quite a bit in the past - but yeah this was always possible with C#. It was even what made J++ (Microsoft's Java, before it became C#) unique compared to Sun's version in the 90s, as
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by kerng 6y ago
But that's a Golang issue then, not http
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by kerng 6y ago
Burp employee made like 70k dollars in bug bounty some time back with smuggling attacks on various sites
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by kerng 6y ago
Good advise - I know people who got fired because all of a sudden during a zoom session on their personal device some content showed up that would not have been on a work computer.
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by kerng 6y ago
What is a "login item"? Sorry, I dont know about Macs
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by kerng 6y ago
Was it Steven Sinofsky?
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by kerng 6y ago
Would be pretty easy for Apple and Google to remove them from stores

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