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by lalos 7y ago
Can you share the link for all Congress? or how does one browse these declarations?
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by lalos 7y ago
Seattle Times hires journalists that are allowed to pursue whatever story even if it goes against their corporate decisions (in this case), is that a bad thing? Would you prefer that higher ups silence the journalist and say "no, you c
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by lalos 7y ago
Australia's summer is from December to February.
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by lalos 7y ago
It's not that easy to qualify USPS as a money loser but a popular point that is repeated a lot. Usually the ones that promote that argument have an interest to privatize USPS and allow one of their rich donors (the ones able to acquire
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by lalos 7y ago
The invisible hand at play, specially if it is true that plant based milk are taking away market share from the milk industry. Hope the government doesn't bail out or protect the industry against what the free market demands.
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by lalos 7y ago
It's like a brief diploma-less MBA program, like a Montessori MBA.
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by lalos 7y ago
Model S got unveiled on 2009, the Gov invested/lent in them in 2009 and I remember the whole buzz of having a Tesla. Seems like a lot of people betted on them (pre-orders, government, investors, etc). Quick search result in that time f
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by lalos 7y ago
The Roadster got delivered on 2008, right but not a crazy prediction based on those times.
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by lalos 7y ago
It makes sense, a lot of native Americans cultures have either very specific rain rituals (including sacrifices) or stories of drought.
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by lalos 7y ago
Low code is definitely the future. Look at all the things you can do by calling the right APIs and/or all the scaffolding available. The clear trend changed after RoR and managed cloud services like Heroku popped up. Now the big player
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by lalos 7y ago
An example would be the mesh network in NYC https://www.nycmesh.net
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It's fair game, that is why competition is healthy. If other companies don't try other formulas you end up with having all tech companies be ran by ad revenue.
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by lalos 7y ago
If I were them I would quit now in case the whole "regulate big tech" goes south, that way they don't get the blame and can make a come back to rally the troops. Also, if it goes south the play is blame and fire the CEO.
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by lalos 7y ago
It's weird since they are forcing opt-in in this feature if you want to use your GPS functionality in anything else. A force packaging of software features. Allowing it to be disabled like any other system service would be optimal.
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by lalos 7y ago
Signal Technology Foundation because they provide a solid messaging app. https://signal.org/donate/
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by lalos 7y ago
True, you could minimize the requirements of self-driving systems by making license plates carry obligatory modules that transmit information to self-driving cars. The train of though is that this is an area where working together might hav
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by lalos 7y ago
Crosswalks with buttons to signal a red light for traffic (this is quite common in big cities in the USA) and/or pedestrian bridges in highly transited areas (not as common).
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by lalos 7y ago
What I don't understand about self-driving cars is that once all cars are 'self-driving' enabled then there won't be a need for the complicated AI and computer vision work since if all cars have the tech might as well ju
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by lalos 7y ago
Key takeaway from the video "repetition legitimizes".
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Judging from another American tech company that faced the same challenge, one could argue they would not block. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_during_World_War_II and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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Plotted Quine Relay in Rust(twitter.com)
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by lalos 7y ago
It's very telling when the CEO of the company puts stickers on his cameras. Bug or not, I guess it's better to follow suit with those that know what's going on. https://simplecapacity.com/wp-content/uploa
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by lalos 7y ago
Could be that they are not ready to support that amount of spike in traffic in their FaceTime services, so it's a way to limit it by not beefing up the cameras.
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by lalos 7y ago
I thought this was common knowledge ( https://simplecapacity.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Mark-Z... ). Not affiliated in anyways but EFF (non profit) offers removable stickers for blocking cameras, not t
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by lalos 7y ago
For the people defending Google, can someone explain a 'positive' take on making this arrangement completely in the dark? As far as I know other companies working on healthcare make big announcements on their partnerships (see ht
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by lalos 7y ago
Amazon already invests a lot in this space, that's how you increase profit. You have to predict who's buying what and where and ship bulk depending on tendencies. This is just taking it to the personal level.
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History says otherwise, unless you mean people should be free to abuse of others lack of judgement when their survival is on the line. That's why they started to cap working hours and protecting children from being part of the workforc
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by lalos 7y ago
What will stop people from working two jobs? I feel like this is the 'uberization' of work, salary will go down and people will have to work 2-3 jobs on multiple days. For example 3 days doing one job, another 3 days another job a
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by lalos 7y ago
That last bit could be some sort of variation of ‘duping delight’.
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Who started with this whole facebook = "Damned if you do, damned if you don't". Been seeing this all over the place. Is it just a catchy phrase or some higher up in the tech world said it and everyone is parroting it? Search

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