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901.
by krona 8y ago
And falconers, the far cheaper option.
902.
by krona 8y ago
You forgot radar. Most startups are using a combination of all the perception approaches, especially vehicle manufacturers.
903.
by krona 8y ago
Our genes have spent millions of years preconditioning us to expect the world to appear to us in a certain way. We then spend a lifetime refining an emergent cognitive model so that we can navigate it.
904.
by krona 8y ago
I said "If that is the only explanation...".
905.
by krona 8y ago
If that is the only explanation then we would see far more boys being diagnosed.
906.
by krona 8y ago
In the UK, Cyber Security Evaluation Centre (HCSEC) Oversight Board exists solely to oversee Huawei’s activities in the UK. You can read the latest report: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads&#x2
907.
by krona 8y ago
Is there any reason to suspect Flow users are less likely to do the survey than, say, TypeScript users?
908.
by krona 8y ago
The proportion of Flow users who said "would not use it" has increased substantially over the past year. (24% vs 41%)
909.
by krona 8y ago
Direct inward foreign investment experienced a large anomalous and record breaking peak in 2016, the year Brexit was essentially announced. The total size of this investment was almost half the FDI of the EU for that year. [1] Provisional q
910.
by krona 8y ago
- Knowing systematic approaches to evaluating costs and benefits - Knowing that just because something is good, doesn't mean more of it is better. - Being cognisant of your own biases and weaknesses. - Knowing how to delegate effective
911.
by krona 8y ago
So have the Belgian security services denied giving permission to the UK to hack Belgacom yet?
912.
by krona 8y ago
Just seems a little weird to me... Isn't this how most curated sources of information, from newspapers to scientific journals, work?
913.
by krona 8y ago
Can't afford to start again every 5 years. I Beg to differ, or at least add more perspective. I've noticed a trend over the past few years at large (>1$bn revenue) b2b and telecoms companies; teams in those organisations wo
914.
by krona 8y ago
At a casual glance, the 4-45% statistic also applies in the inverse direction, so it's fairly meaningless when discussing gender inequality. The more appropriate statistic would be that "on average, women are offered 4% less"
915.
by krona 8y ago
The Home Office has also signed a £91m contract with French company Sopra Steria to set up computer terminals at 56 local libraries around the UK to help those without smartphones, or without the necessary digital skills, to apply to stay
916.
by krona 8y ago
It would be great if the Neo4j team helped jepsen.io do an analysis of their enterprise clustering features.
917.
by krona 8y ago
Social media isn't a cause because there is nothing you can do with it that couldn't be done before it existed. However it doesn't mean that it makes some things more or less likely. There are numerous studies at the indivi
918.
by krona 8y ago
This is a pretty pathetic piece but ends with the same question that is discussed in both Fukuyama's and Jonathan Haidt's latest books: Is liberal democracy compatible with social media? We don't know because we've nev
919.
by krona 8y ago
I didn't mention money. You don't need to have read The Wealth of Nations to know that it's possible to increase the GDP of a country without decreasing the overall savings. Service driven economies are the best example of th
920.
by krona 8y ago
Hmm. It might be possible for one person to create wealth without another person losing it. Almost as though it wasn't a zero-sum game. Just a theory.
921.
by krona 8y ago
Look at what the cat's tail does when it leaps through the air, or the dogs tail when turning a corner at high speed, and it will become clear. It's for balance and agility. Greyhounds and Cheetahs naturally have fairly long tails
922.
How Bellingcat outfoxes the world’s spy agencies(spectator.co.uk)
3 points by krona 8y ago|1 comments
923.
by krona 8y ago
> The ECB is the emitter of Euros. They run the whole system, so they always have the option to buy government bonds, for example. There is a 33% limit imposed on the total amount of any country’s public sector debt that can be held by
924.
by krona 8y ago
I am afraid that Italy is both too big to fail but also too big to be saved. You mean the French and German banks and pension funds are too big to be saved? The Italian banks will be insolvent as soon as anything substantial happens, as w
925.
by krona 8y ago
Correct.
926.
by krona 8y ago
That's a Straw man, and you know it.
927.
by krona 8y ago
The industrial revolution would never have happened if not for the revolution in finance that preceded it.
928.
by krona 8y ago
I noticed this also supports Inferno. To the author: what's your preference?
929.
by krona 8y ago
he said that most of ROS 1 was engineered before any of today's well known frameworks were available , hence the lot of custom tools. catkin is built on top of CMake, so that's no excuse.
930.
by krona 8y ago
The principle of comparative advantage is one of the few things in economics that is both interesting, and true.

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